midrange.com -- java101 mailing listMailing list archive for java101 at midrange.comRe: Beginning development tool- August 24, 2007 ago... Textpad. palette Well, you could use Eclipse ... which is what WDSC is based on. It's fairly mature, very powerful, and free. Designing GUI's is pretty complex ... I've found that, using the gui designer in Eclipse WDSC gave me a good start ... ...http://archive.midrange.com/java101/200708/msg00009.html Re: Beginning development tool- August 24, 2007 Well, you could use Eclipse ... which is what WDSC is based on. It's fairly mature, very powerful, and free. Designing GUI's is pretty complex ... I've found that, using the gui designer in Eclipse WDSC gave me a good start ... but eventually I had to t...http://archive.midrange.com/java101/200708/msg00008.html Beginning development tool- August 23, 2007 Hi all. I decided to teach myself java (I've take a few classes years ago). I've been reading the java online tutorial which has been mostly helpful. Anyway, I'm looking to start some GUI (swing) development, and I was wondering if there's a suggested star...http://archive.midrange.com/java101/200708/msg00007.html Re: Basic Java learning- August 13, 2007 I would also be interested to know if there is a tutorial like this. Mary Kline EDI Coordinator General Fasteners >--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------...http://archive.midrange.com/java101/200708/msg00006.html Re: Where does SystemOut.log info go for Java applications...- August 10, 2007 This part of the message would be more appropriate on the JAVA400-L list (http:lists.midrange.comlistinfojava400-l) as it applies directly to the System i (fwiw: a spool file in the job running the actual java program). Well, you _could_ redirect stde...http://archive.midrange.com/java101/200708/msg00005.html Re: Where does SystemOut.log info go for Java applications...- August 10, 2007 Being a .net guy we use log4net, but since it's based on log4j I would think the answer is the same... you don't redirect e.printStackTrace(), instead you pass the exception (e) to log4j and let it print the stack trace. -Waldenhttp://archive.midrange.com/java101/200708/msg00004.html Basic Java learning- August 9, 2007 Out of curiosity, has anyone created a _purely_ greenscreen tutorial for JAVA By that I mean a series of examples with instructions that can be entered, tested, modified and run without needing anything but a dumb terminal attached to an AS400 (iSeries, ...http://archive.midrange.com/java101/200708/msg00003.html Where does SystemOut.log info go for Java applications...- August 9, 2007 Hi: Where is the SystemOut.log and SystemErr.log for stand alone Java applications running on the iSeries I see the System.out.println output in the SPLFs for my job. Also, we are using log4j. Any one know of a way to redirect the output from e.printStack...http://archive.midrange.com/java101/200708/msg00002.html Re: calling mail.jar from rpg- August 8, 2007 When you say RPGMail I am assuming you are talking about my tool at http:mowyourlawn.com. IMO you don't want to go directly to the Java API's because of the potential complexity of interfacing with them. That is why I developed a thin veneer over them to...http://archive.midrange.com/java101/200708/msg00001.html calling mail.jar from rpg- August 8, 2007 At my company not many of the developers are familiar with Java. But we are wanting to use the mail.jar from sun to send emails from the as400. Has any one written wrappers in rpg to do direct calls to the sun jar We want to make it so all the developers ...http://archive.midrange.com/java101/200708/msg00000.html |