1. It doesn't matter where you create the program and where you run javadoc,
result should be the same. BTW, if you create program under JBuilder, you may
miss some .jar/.zip files to run/compile/javadoc it on UNIX.
There is no difference between folling if there is only MyProgram.java in
that directory --
javadoc MyProgram.java
javadoc *.java
some interesting option --
-d: specify document path (where you want to store generated html)
-private: will include private metho
SOS!!!
I am trying to build a web interface for information update. The java applet
reads off a xml file in the same folder as the jar file, then posts the
information on the web. People can go and modify the information which will
be recorded in the same xml file so the information is centralized.
What I have is in:
web.mit.edu/yaol/Public/Ryou/6.003/
if you go to:
web.mit.edu/yaol/Public/Ryou/6.003/assign.html
you can see that it is just a blank form where it should have read off the
actual
Server side scripting means the full page of html is prepared on server side
, as opposed to client side AJAX partial updates.
Obviously js is getting stronger everyday, and the latter is the trend.
Server side scripting, regardless it's request-response based (struts,
spring mvc), or component-based (wicket, tapestry), the writings are on the
wall.
Example: http://www.cssplay.co.uk/layouts/basics2.html
the purpose of using any form of frames is so individual frames can be
updated with new content without affecting other frames. One should never
use frames simply because of the convenience of scroll bars in content areas
. CSS should always be used for the latter requirement if its the only
design criteria.
I want to print an image inside a HTML. Since the image could be very large, I
want to add one button on the page and click it to export to a printer and
automatically have a nice layout. Now, i can print 1/4 of the whole image
since it is too big to hold in a 8*11 paper.
I know Windows Fax/Picture Viewer has this nice function, how can I do this
within a webpage without saving/opening/printing it ??
Thanks for your reading and help !!
how does vsto help? can you clarify a bit? thanks a lot!
by the way, our html email is generated by a program querying our database, and sent to a large number of users who will not have visual studio installed
