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I am working on a javascript script that creates a table inside of a div and populates it with data
function MyClass(id_val,name_val,type_val){
this.nodeTable = document.createElement('table');
this.nodeDiv = document.createElement('div');
this.nodeDiv.id = type_val + '-' + this.id...
Take a look at what the File.seperatorChar is. I believe in windows it's the '\' character, which java will use to name things in the Jar file. This is a static final variable, so it's not something that can be changed.
Is your parser in the java code. You could just do this...
In general it's not allowed to launch an executable from a web page. For obvious reasons. As a matter of fact any allowance of a web page to execute arbitrary code should be considered a major security hole.
Shouldn't pay TOO much of a penalty. I use it for one of my websites for handling alot of images in my galleries. Seems to do okay. The server that runs the servlet for retrieving the images is an old Proliant 1600 with dual 300 procs so it's not exactly a hot rod and it does fine.
I am getting severe Deju Vu here. Didn't we already have this conversation. Or did I completely lose track of what thread I am in :)
Highlights from other thread
1) It's expensive. If you can't afford it, or don't want to...don't buy it.
2) It will come down in price. Everything comes out...
Please, for the love of god kill that Java Applet on there :)
My company has one just like it on it's intranet. I am about to make it my personal mission to kill it :)
There are arguments for both ways.
Pro-in-DB
1) Only 1 place to manage the info
2) Easier to set up an online editor (IMHO)
3) don't have to worry about updating the DB if the physical files move.
Pro-link-in-DB
1) Size of DB (Some are limited to 4GB)
4) Speed. Most web-servers will...
Java!!!
*ducks and runs for cover*
If you get a good IDE like Eclipse it will do alot of the work for you. It even has a gui editor that's marginally better than a root canal :) Which is still better than and MFC GUI editor I have used.
Plus it would work okay on a Mac/PC/Unix if you...
But that's just the point. Not all cards CAN do all of the fancy lighting. And not all cards can do the most recent shader tech, but by using and API (OpenGL or Direct3D) you can tell the API to do something. If it doesn't have the hardware then it will do something less in software. Or ignore...
Yeah the first part was kind of lame. And they spent FOREVER doing it. But the last part, where the plane crashes into the barrels and knocks things everywhere was pretty cool. Of course what wasn't cool was the plane failing to clip properly with the ground. That's kind of lame. If you have a...
No kidding. I gotta get me one of these so I can watch a house blow up all day...the truly sad part is I'm not being sarcastic....*sigh*
If they can even get halfway between the two in gaming I'll buy
The point behind the analogy (It's an analogy not a comparison). Is that we don't really know how much we are missing by having approximated physics as opposed to something this card can provide. The developers do their best to hide this from us. It's very probable that this is the next big...