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Using the IE 5 built-in progress dialog
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A wrapper class for the progress dialog provided by IE 5.
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Michael Dunn
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Updated: 6 Feb 2000
Rating: 4.74/5
(28 votes)
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Download sample project - 20K
The progress dialog
It's one of those boring tasks we all hate to do: writing a progress dialog. It ranks right up there with typing
"ListView_SetExtendedListViewStyleEx". And even if you're able to reuse an existing dialog, it might
not look just...
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JavaScript For Beginners 2: Cookies
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An introduction to using Cookies in Javascript
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Tibor Blazko
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Updated: 15 Mar 2001
Rating: 3.57/5
(11 votes)
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Download example scripts - 1 Kb
Introduction
This article follows the great JavaScript for Beginners
article and hopes to bring its readers to the cruel reality of life by
discussing cookies .The problem I wanted to solve was "automated" access to
http://www.thehungersite.com.
Th...
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Stress Testing Your Website
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A simple Java program to test your own website
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Xiangyang Liu 刘向阳
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Updated: 14 Jun 2001
Rating: 4.24/5
(31 votes)
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Introduction
So you have built a cool web site with code you wrote or downloaded from great
sites like CodeProject, the next thing you might want to do is testing it: Can
your code handle more than, say 10 concurrent users? Does it have a memory
leak that will eventually lead to crash i...
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Internet Explorer Toolbar (Deskband) Tutorial
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A tutorial on Using RBDeskband and CWindowImpl ATL Object Wizards to create an Internet Explorer(IE) Toolbar.
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Erik Thompson
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Updated: 21 Aug 2001
Rating: 4.78/5
(158 votes)
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Introduction
Having recieved a number of requests for a tutorial of sorts on developing
Internet Explorer Toolbars with the RBDeskband and CWindowImpl wizards that I
created, I have come up with a simple sample toolbar which can be used as a
reference when dev...
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Sorting the Objects in java
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This simple program helps the user how to sort objects
(The Code Project Open License (CPOL))
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Koundinya
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Updated: 1 Nov 2001
Rating: 2.68/5
(16 votes)
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Introduction
The following program helps the programer to sort objects .This is mainly for the beginers and i have used some collections classes to sort objects
public class
SortObjects
{
public static void main(String s[])
{
Colle...
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String Splitter
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User defined StringTokenizer
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Koundinya
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Updated: 1 Nov 2001
Rating: 2.87/5
(20 votes)
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Introduction
I got a problem where NULL values should also act a role
in my program. But when I use StringTokenizer class to split, it eliminates
null values, so I have written my own program that will help me to give null
values.
import ja...
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XHTML, from an HTML starting point
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A starting point for people familiar with HTML who want to start using XHTML
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Paul Watson
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Updated: 29 Jan 2002
Rating: 4.35/5
(31 votes)
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Summary
This article will help people familiar with HTML to start producing XHTML 1.0 compliant documents. This articles approach is very simple, as is XHTML. However it is this very simplicity, of XHTML, which baffles some web developers and designers.
This article is not an i...
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Java Basics - Input and Output
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This tutorial provides any beginner with the basic skills required to start programming in Java.
Languages »
Java »
General
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John Croucher
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Updated: 5 Sep 2002
Rating: 3.04/5
(16 votes)
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At the end of this tutorial you should be able to create a basic Java program that requests input from a user, does something with the information and displays the results.
In this tutorial we will be making a program that requests the user’s name, the year they were born and the current year. It...
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JNI Basics - 1
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Calling native functions which are written in C or C++ from Java, using JNI.
Languages »
Java »
Beginners
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Irfan Dawood
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Updated: 10 Sep 2002
Rating: 4.18/5
(29 votes)
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Introduction
In this tutorial, I will try to explain how to call native functions which are written in C or C++ from Java, using JNI.
What is JNI
JNI is an acronym of Java Native Interface. Using JNI, we can call functions which are written in other languages from Java. Advantages and disadvant...
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Grid Layouts
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An introductory article about how to use the 'Grid' Layout in Java.
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co7eguy
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Updated: 31 Jan 2003
Rating: 2.11/5
(16 votes)
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Introduction
This article will demonstrate how to use the 'Grid' Layout in Java. The Grid Layout Managers assigns components to a grid of cells. Each cell in the grid is the same size and the components grow to fill the available area. This Layout Manager is good for laying out containers tha...
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