no chance, school vacations started in all East parts of Germany.

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Eclipse can't find the type JComponent What kind of JComponent is it? What kind of GUI are you creating? That name is used way to.

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Without knowing which framework is used: Give it a nice facade[^], can't go wrong with that. Also consider an additional DAO-Layer[^]. Keep Unit Tests in mind (TDD). Also, Facades and DAo can be moved to their own projects - which is tidy, looks great and makes things simpler. http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/dataaccessobject-138824.html[^]

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on checkbox action -> get Entries from TableModel, edit each entry. Where is the problem?

What have you achieved so far? The Eclipse IDE is a Eclipse RCP Application. You can easily exchange the original login and build your thingy as a Eclipse RCP Plugin. Lars Vogel has a lot of really good tutorials for you: http://www.vogella.com/tutorials/EclipseRCP/article.html[^]

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The Java Tutorial - What Is an Interface?[^]

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Eclipse for Ubuntu[^] Have fun!

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Would be a shame for the Agencies to have a politican google the information themself.

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:laugh: You can still watch your pussy videos I guess. The device is not always on, one needs to touch the device with the thumb to activate it. Would be a hell if typing where registered as mouse movement!

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:laugh: I think I've heard ALL of the comments one can think about by now. We even traveled low down to the base of nazi references.

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Hey! I've been a backer for the kickstarter campain of the Mycestro project[^] and got my new toy those days. I've been coding with it since 2 days, and by now I'm just loving it! Now more mouse grabbing, now shuffling on the table - instead I'm sitting here, composing like a freakin' conductor :-D First I was hovering around like a noob on a touchpad, but after only a few hours it feels like it has never been different. I was wondering if any of you are also into this.

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t - 5h for me ;P

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I keep it classic. That's what I - and more important - other programmers/colleagues are used too.

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http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/4866275/Java-project-packaging.aspx[^]

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Do NOT include your source files. Only compiled files should be in the setup. Make sure resources and config files are in and accessible. Use Launch4j[^]. It's common used for creating a setup. If you want to protect your code further on, use an obfuscation tool like ProGuard[^]. It will make the compiled code unreadable.

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Have Fun: http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Teaching/Unix/[^]

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I use a "Mobistel Cynus T2" - pretty nice 5", 12M camera, dual 1Ghz core, dual sim. Did cost me ~180 Euro. Works fine and did not break yet (unlike the 2 more expensive ones before...).

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open it and clean it. You'll find advice on how to do that in the usual TP-Forums.

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You can split Control and View by doing that. It has several advantages: one of the biggest to me is, that I can change the view without touching the behavior of the UI. I can also use one Controller for several Views, which gives me more control about what's happening. But I also use just MV, addressing anonymous event listeners in the view's code. Mostly on dialogs or when "quick&dirty" is required.

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I second that, Derby works really good - and it's free: http://db.apache.org/derby/[^]

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