I have created a workspace "projects.jcw"\nI have created a project "tictactoe/tictactoe.jcp"\n - the source files are in "tictactoe/"\n - the output is to "/"\n\nthe main class is TicTacToe.java\nit's package is java.tictactoe.TicTacToe;\n\nit is looking for the images in "tictactoe/images/"\n\nwhen I make the standard jar file with JCreator, the jar file is in the folder "/" and it works fine but only because the "tictactoe/images/" folder is also in the root folder where the workspace is located outside of the jar file. if i move the jar file to a different path, then the app. doesn't show the images. where can i put the image folder IN the jar file to make the app. work independently?
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try loading the image into your ide's source code folder that has all the .java files in it (or the bin folder that holds all the .class files), then see if its included when ur IDE builds the project into a jar file. Might work, might not.
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Here is a simple Java Program.  You can write it in any editor.  I cannot give you exact instructions on using NetBeans, but you may have to create a Project, which is where all the files for one application are kept together.\nI have not used NetBeans, as I find it too slow to start up.\nPut this in a file named "HelloWorld.java"\npublic class HelloWorld {\nSystem.out.println("Hello World!");\n}\n\nThats it.\nThen you have to compile the file HelloWord.java  Once again, I cannot give you precise instructions for using NetBeans.  If you install the Java SDK without NetBeans, then you should be able to compile from the command line.\nTo get the command line, in winXP it is called Command Prompt. In win98, it is called MS-DOS Prompt.\nFrom the command line, navigate to the directory containing HelloWorld.java\nThen type in  'javac HelloWorld.java'\nThis should compile to a HelloWorld.class file\n\nTo run this file, for testing etc, you type the command:\njava HelloWorld\n\nIt should type out something like:\nHello World!\n\nApart from that, you may have to check the web site for NetBeans to see how it does these things.\nIf you cannot use Java on the command line, then check out the information about installing Java on the java web site.
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http://java.sun.com/products/jfc/tsc/articles/painting/#swing\n\nhope this helps.. the actual painting part will be similar to AWT if ur familiar with that, just need to add the object to paint to a Swing object
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Choose the default folder. It should be something like c:&#92;Program Files&#92;... . If the default folder is not there, then any folder should do. Try c:&#92;Corel Paint Shop Pro X. There is nothing to be afraid of. It is probably asking for temporary files or the actual installation folder. I can't tell you because you have not quoted the exact message here. In any case, even if you give the above directories, it will be ok.
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Your first option:\nUse j2me polish. It's free (for free software) and you can get it at:\nhttp://www.j2mepolish.org/\nIt does contains a class for textInput on a canvas.\nI remember it's a pretty large class - I wouldn't fancy writing it on my own.\n\nYour second option:\nSearch google for available sources.\nYou can find j2me code directly put trying: (in google)\n\nmicroedition text input filetype:java\n\nthis command returns to you java source code files that contain the word microedition (and thus very likely to j2me source files) and the word "text input" which is what you are after. You may need to search few combinations of words...
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Something like this maybe:\n\n Runtime.getRuntime().exec("C:" + pathSeparator +\n"jdk1.3.1" + pathSeparator + "bin" + pathSeparator + "javac.exe " + file);  } catch(Exception e)  { e.printStackTrace();  }  }  }
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Yep u need it. it should show up in your control panel, by default , if not downloadit, should show up in  "add and remove progams" it will advise of any java updates required....
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First of all, did it install correctly? Is it enabled in your browser? Go to Internet properties in the tools menu and see if it is...if not, delete it, and then re-install it and use the tool that java has that lets you know if Java is installed and working on your computer. Just click the link that says something like "test your java software" .\n\nIts been a while since i've done it, but i had the same problem.\n\nlook for a link on the Java website that lets you email for customer assistance.
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Download the plugin from http://www.java.sun.com\n\nDownload the latest version (1.5.0_06). 1.4.2_03 is very old.
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Hi,\n\noracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver is inside Class12.jar, u r application not able to find out Draver.class  , make sure class12.jar is in classpath
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Go to http://filext.com/ and type in any extension.  It will tell you.  In this case it did not have the answer!  It is probably a data file for a program.  If you have a program with the initials "jm" start there.
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Depending on the format of the files you create, you can just hyperlink to them.\n\nIf you are posting executables (.exe, .jar, etc.), you should be able to just put the file in the same folder as the web site and hyperlink to them.\n\nIf you are posting a program that would be interpreted by the browser (.jsp, .php, etc.) then you can put it in a zip file and post that to the page instead.\n\nActually, you may want to put it in a zip file anyway.
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There is no folder location. When you hit ctrl-alt-print screen, the image gets put on the Windows clipboard, ready for pasting into an application.\n\nDo this: Hit cntrl-alt-prnt screen, then open up Word and past it in. You can paste it into other programs too, such as Microsoft Paint, etc.
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If you open the pic and you have it on screen you can print screen it. Its a button you'll find top right of you keyboard. Then go to paintbrush the prog, then go to edit and push paste. Its one way of getting it of the cd. Jpg im not sure of how you do it if you dont have a prog like COREL...
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Is this on an MS Windows system? If it is, then it should be as simple as going here:\n\nhttp://java.com/en/download/index.jsp\n\n...and downloading and installing the latest Java Runtime Environment.
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Take a look at:\n\nhttp://www.jcreator.com/\nhttp://www.eclipse.org/\nhttp://www.modelworks.com/editors/java.html\nhttp://developers.sun.com/prodtech/javatools/jscreator/index.jsp\n\nA listing on the web:\n\nhttp://www.apl.jhu.edu/~hall/java/IDEs.html
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For C and C++:\n\nGCC formerly meant the GNU C compiler, which is a very high\nquality, very portable compiler for C, C++ and Objective C.\n\nRunning the C or C++ program:\nopen a shell prompt\nCD to the directory where your java program resides.\n\nCompile:\ngcc FileName.c (or FileName.cpp)\n\nExecute:\n./a.out\n\nFor Java:\n\nsetting up jdk:\nDownload JDK from\nhttp://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/download.jsp\n\nPATH="PATH:/usr/java/jdk1.5_06/bin:."\nexport PATH\n\nRunning Java program:\nopen a shell prompt\nCD to the directory where your java program resides.\n\nCompile:\njavac FileName.java\n\nExecute:\njava FileName