Question about compiled byte code

Howdy folks,
I have a client who wants to run an application in both
on-line and off-line modes. The user could run the application
locally on their laptop making changes and such which would get
stored to local database files (probably FoxPro free tables just to
make it easier on me). Then when the user got back to their
internet connection they could run the application and it would
sync with the online tables (probably MySql tables at that point).
So the question is, if I compile Cold Fusion code into Java
byte code, will it be able to execute independantly of the Cold
Fusion Server? I realize that I could load ColdFusion on the user's
laptop, but I don't think I want to do that. I'm assuming that the
answer to my question will be "No. You can't do that. Cold Fusion
isn't meant to work like that." To which my next question would be,
"Well, what language would be best for the type of application I
have described above? Action Script, maybe?"
Any thoughts are welcome, especially if you've written an
application like the one I've described.
Thanks very much,
Chris

Well, rats.
I wrote a nice reply to your message BKBK, but lost it
because, apparently, my session timed out.
The basic jist, was that I've been working on AJAX, and have
been implementing some AJAX-like techniques at some other clients
(using hidden iframes combined with innerHTML -- I know not a
standard, but darn handy otherwise), but I couldn't see how that
would solve my on-line/off-line problem (unless I stuck with the
cookies idea).
I also did some reading on cookies last night (obviously, I
don't use cookies very often if at all in my daily coding), and I'm
a bit put off by the different browser limitations. I'd hate my
client to be chugging along, entering appointments into the
"database" (read: data being stored as cookies to be sync'd later
when the user goes online), and then suddenly run into the cookie
limitation. On top of that, if I'm reading right, IE (my client's
most likely choise of browser), will not let you know that you've
reached this limit, but will just begin dropping the older cookies
in favor of the newer ones. If I could programmatically sense this
limitation and then write the cookies to some file before
continuing that'd be geat, but since JavaScript can't write files
(that I know of) this isn't feasable. Also, if I could write a file
like that, I wouldn't bother with the cookies.
I think I'm going to end up writing it in FoxPro since my
company has a bunch of copies of it (and it's licenced per
developer and not per copy), and there are lots of folks in my
company who can help me get up to speed. That also means that I'll
probably need to write a web version of the code for when my
client's client's (does that make sense? :-) ) connect to the app
via the internet.
Anyway, I'm really enjoying everyones comments on the
subject. Can anybody think of a technique for a way around the
cookie limitations? Or perhaps another language that this whole
thing could be written in?
I really wish that I could compile my ColdFusion code for use
independant of the CF server. I know, that's not the way it works
and typically not what scripting languages like this are used for.
I suppose I could always install the developer's version of CF on
the user's local machine, write the code in CF and then just detect
whether or not the user is online and behave accordingly.

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^
BlahServiceClient.java:60: cannot find symbol
symbol : class Avail
location: class com.Blah.im.wsapi.BlahServiceClient
for (Avail avails : availsArray) {
^
16 errors

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Hi, In the rules which explain compile-time legality for cast conversion, it is often mentioned the following scenario in the cast conversion of a compile-time type S to a compile-time type T:
if S is a class type then:
if T is a class type then either |S| <: |T| or |T| <: |S| or a compile time error occurs. Furthermore, if there exist a supertype X of T and a supertype Y of S such that X and Y are provably distinct parameterized types and that the erasures of X and Y are the same, a compile-time error occurs.
As regards the quote in bold, I imagine the following scenario:
1) S <: T and extends Y
2) Y<T1...Tn>
3) X<T1..Tn>
4) T extends X
Does the above represents a supertype X of T and a supertype Y of S such that X and Y are provenly distinct parameterized types? If that holds, what does it mean that the erasure of X and Y is the same?

Declarative programing has all but gone the way of
the doe doe because...
1: It is not flexible (It is extremely difficult to
change a complex system in a predetermined way)isn't this the "expert system" model?
2: It lengthens the development cycle (see item 1)
3: It normally forces the developer to add many
things to there code to get things to work, that have
nothing to do with the intent of the code.more things? the declarations or the declaration processing?
In its defense (I like a declarative model but, do
not like being forced into one)...not advocating a forced change in Java
1: It increases code safety.
2: It can shorten the development cycle, in certain
circumstances (especially if it is not overused),
because it can greatly increase the readability of
code.
3: It follows many best practices (although this is
also possible in a Non-Declarative model).as for best practices what I'd like to see are declarative design patterns, Adapter, Singleton, Factory, Delegate, Strategy, Interpreter, Proxy, Visitor
too often the design intent is lost in an implementation or design details can only be deduced by class/field/method names, comments, and accompanying docs
So, if everyone had unlimited time, and an unlimited
budget, yes declaritive is the way to go. Since that
is not the case, we filtered out 99% of what it gave
us, made sure the stuff that was getting in the way
was removed, and what do you have???
You guessed it OOA&D.
Now having said that should we be more declarative? I
think so, but I will tell you now, REQUIRING
declarative elements in code is a sure fire way to
get the majority of development groups to drop the
language (and I think Java as it stands currently CAN
be declarative, so if you have one of those unlimited
budgets, go for it!).no need to require it
I believe given good (reusable) declarative options, on top of OOP, will become the chosen approach
reusable design declarations would lessen overall cost and increase readability

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Hi, I have a questions which I can't find an answer for.
If I compile my program with jdk 1.6, will some1 be able to run it
using jre 1.5 ?
a) Assuming I don't use any 1.6 new features
b) Assuming I use 1.6 new features.
Btw. I would check myself on other computer with jre 1.5, but right now I can't :-(

Thank you for your reply.
So when I use 1.6 jdk, I can compile my program with
these flags and
I'll be able to run it on the specified release jre
?yes, unless the system is broken in the beta of course.
In other words there is no way that an app compiled
without these flags,
worked on older jre ?yup. Though some betas might default to generating classfiles for 5.0 runtimes by default (some 5.0 betas generated 1.4 classfiles for example).

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here is the program i wrote
import java.io.*;
public class binConverter
public static void main(String[] args)
//next 2 lines are the setup for reading stuff in from the user
InputStreamReader input = new InputStreamReader(System.in);
BufferedReader console = new BufferedReader(input);
String line = "s";
if (isbinary (s))
int num= toDecimal(s);
system.out.println(num);
string answer=toBinary (num);
system.out.println (answer);
else
system.out.println("Not Binary");
static bolean isBinary (string s)
for (int i=0; i<number.length(); i++)
if (number.charAt(i)==0 || number.charAt(i)==1)
return true;
else
return false;
static int toDecimal (String s)
static String toBinary (int s)
if (s % 2==0)
return 0;
s--;
else
return 1;
s--;
s % 2;
while (s>0)
i dont understand what the errors mean. here are the erros i got
/tmp/25896/BinConverter.java:1: 'class' or 'interface' expected
^
/tmp/25896/BinConverter.java:23: illegal start of expression
static boolean isBinary (string s)
^
/tmp/25896/BinConverter.java:51: ';' expected
^
/tmp/25896/BinConverter.java:51: '}' expected
^
4 errors
can someone please explain what the errors are and how i can change them thank you

Please use the code tages when posting code. Click on "Formatting tips" to see them.
i dont understand what the errors mean. here are the
erros i got
/tmp/25896/BinConverter.java:1: 'class' or
'interface' expected
*/The compiler is telling you not to start a source file with a close comment token ("*/").

A little question about compiling my own kernel

Hii, How can I know please, wich moudle is loaded in my current kernel and being used?
for example, if I have now the RAID xxxx , and I don't use it, so when compiling my own Kernel, I don't need it.
How can I know wich ones arn't needed?

Ok Lsmod I know, is there any thing else?

[solved]qwt programming problem( newbie questions about compiling)

Hi all:
I'm trying compile a qt program that use the technical widget qwt
the program is an example from qwt project
my .pro file is like this
TEMPLATE = app
TARGET =
DEPENDPATH += .
INCLUDEPATH += /usr/include/qwt
CONFIG += qt
LIBS += -L/usr/lib
# Input
SOURCES += simple.cpp
but make also gives these errors:
undefined reference to 'QwtPlot'
etc etc
what is wrong here
Last edited by elflord (2009-03-04 12:29:33)

solved by adding -lqwt in LIBS

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What does the following compiler output mean?
Note: test.java uses unchecked or unsafe operations.
Note: Recompile with -Xlint:unchecked for details.
I need to have use of a stack so I am using java's Stack class from the util package.

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