Question to the experts? about saving and retrieving numbers

Question
is there a java method to store a number in the memory and recall it
like M+ and M- in the Microsoft Calculator?
when the M+ button is clicked it store the numbers
When M- button is clicked it recalls the number
lets say ive used
i.e using the String s method which is straight forward
actionPerformed Event e blaah blah blah
//add your handling code here
   String s;
        intA;
        double PhoneNumber;
        s=txtA.getText();
       A=Integer.parseInt(s);
       PhoneNumber= (double)Math.round(A);
       s=String.valueOf(PhoneNumber);
      txtRexhaul.setText(s);now when the M+ button is clicked it stores both the values in "txtA" and "PhoneNumber"
and when the M- button is clicked it recalls the stored numbers and sets it back
using the .setText("") method in "txtA" and "PhoneNumber"
is this possible ?
Solutions are appreciated thanks again
Edited by: AK-Emm on Sep 27, 2008 2:30 PM

oh ok
lets use stack then ilike node
if it will work just like storing numbers on a calculator M+ and M- functions this is a stack method
class Node {
   String item;
   Node next;
Node first  = new Node();
Node second = new Node();
first.item  = "1222441"; // Clients phone number lets say mine Rexhaul Cartier
second.item = "33322211"; // Clients phone number lets say yours
Node old first=first;
first=first.next; //when the M- button is clickedi get stuck after this i need to simplify this thats where your expertise comes in,
example of a calculator lets say a standard has a Store Button M+ and a recall Button M-
with the String S method as mentioned earlier
when the M+ button is clicked it stores both Textfield "A" and TextField "RexhaulCartier"
when the M- button is clicked it recalls the stored number just like setText(); to the selected textFields
let me simplify this i.e ?---> A // what goes into A
A=1// you type the value
1(store)---> A // stores 1 in variable A when M+ button is clicked
RCL A// recall what was stored in variable A by clicking M- button
A= 1
you get the picture?
i.e if you use Microsoft OS i.e Vista Xp 2000 etc run the calculator in accessories youll see what i mean
when you want to store the answer you press the M+ button when you want to recall it you press M- it displays the stored answer thanks for your time to help me out i really appreciate your help p....
Edited by: AK-Emm on Sep 27, 2008 3:29 PM

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    The same goes for MeetingPlace Scheduling (Type I) integration with WebEx. Possible only with migration, and not with a fresh new installation.
    Now, to focus on your questions.
    1. As you can see, you don't have many options. If you have MS Active Directory that you would like to use for SSO in MP8.5 WebEx Scheduling, you will have to go with Federated SSO. So far, I haven't heard of any issues with that as it seems to be pretty straight forward to configure, and also WebEx Support team provides direct support for that setup as it is a direct integration between WebEx Site and the LDAP server (nothing to do with MeetingPlace side of the equation).
    2. In general, if you have Federated SSO enabled, you would go to WebEx site home page, click on Host Log In button which will then ask you to enter your network/windows credentials and place you to WebEx scheduling interface.
    If you have Directory Integration (like on MP8.0 WebEx Type II with CUCM/AXL integration), when you go to WebEx site home page and click Host Log In button, you are being redirected to the MeetingPlace log-in page where you would enter your Windows credentials (assuming your CUCM is integrated with LDAP), and then if log in is successful, you get redirected back to WebEx scheduling interface. With this type of deployment, you can log in to WebEx scheduling interface ONLY if you are connecting from your company network or have a VPN connection to your company network. This is a major limitation that most customers complained about, but the reason for this was that we didn't want to make MP Application server hostname/IP publicly available and hence cause a security issue.
    I am sure I answered your questions, but opened some new questions. So, please, let me know if I need to clarify anything.
    Thank you.
    -Dejan

  • Ask the Expert: Enterprise Design and Deployment of Multicast

    Welcome to this Cisco Support Community Ask the Expert conversation. This is an opportunity to learn and ask questions about Cisco enterprise design and deployment of multicast solutions.
    The enterprise world is evolving to be overcome with large throughput capacity and record numbers of users connecting to the network. Mechanisms such as multicast, which allows for a minimization of throughput for multiple users subscribing to the same stream, are a welcome addition. Applications such as enterprise all-hands video streaming, trading applications, mass operating system deployment, and custom implementations can put a strain on the network if done via unicast. Multicast can minimize this strain by replicating a single stream for subscription by multiple parties who would like to receive the same information. For this Ask the Expert event, Patrick Lloyd, CCIE R&S no. 39750 and a network consulting engineer with Cisco’s Enterprise Advanced Services Delivery Team, will answer questions about multicast design and implementation based on best practices and prior experience with large enterprise deployments.
    Patrick Lloyd is a network consulting engineer for Cisco’s Enterprise East Advanced Services team, working to support and lend his expertise to a number of financial, insurance, healthcare, and consulting customers. In his four years of experience, he has lent design expertise to multicast networks ranging from 500 Cisco devices and 20K users to upward of 4500 Cisco devices and 50K users. Patrick is certified with his Cisco Certified Internetworking Expert no. 39750 in the Routing and Switching track and also has achieved certification in CCNA Security and Securing Cisco Routers and Switches as part of the CCNP Security track. Patrick received his MS degree in networking and systems administration from Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, NY, and his BS degree in computer science from Eastern Connecticut State University. He frequently gives customer-based knowledge transfers.
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    Thanks for the question!  This is actually a good one that I've encountered with a couple customers in the past, the tradeoff between a flood and prune type design, as opposed to the shared tree -> shortest path tree sequence.  As per Cisco best practice, we are actively trying to get customers to implement sparse mode, going so far as to not support PIM dense mode in our data center products.  And for good reason!  The last thing you want is a chatty protocol within the data center which is flooding traffic out to receivers who may or may not be interested in it every 3 minutes.  Instead, you're much better off having interested receivers join a stream, have your RP connect the interested senders and receivers, and then transition to the shortest path between source and destination.
    That being said, if you're studying for CCIE or looking to get experience in how multicast works, dense mode should at least be a lab exercise!
    Links for reference as to the difference in PIM modes:
    Dense Mode Operation:
    http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/ipmulti/configuration/guide/imc_pim_dense_rfrsh.pdf
    Pim Modes and explanation of each:
    http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/lan/catalyst3750x_3560x/software/release/12-2_53_se/configuration/guide/3750xscg/swmcast.html#wp1077051
    A great slide deck to learn the operation of multicast:
    https://www.ciscolive.com/online/connect/sessionDetail.ww?SESSION_ID=6633&backBtn=true
    Troubleshooting Multicast:
    https://www.ciscolive.com/online/connect/sessionDetail.ww?SESSION_ID=78578&backBtn=true
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