how to stop execution of a code until a Jwindow is closed?
Hi this might be tuff to understand- what i m trying to do is i m creating an object of a JWindow class into another class… like this:- public class GamePlay extends JPanel{ TossWindow toss; public GamePlay(){ Toss(); } public void Toss(){ toss=new TossWindow(team1Name,team2Name); System.out.println(toss.tossWinner); } } in above code TossWindow is a class that [...]

Answer Question   |  January 17, 2013  4:41 PM
Class, Inheritance, Java, JWindow, object, Swing, Threading

How to create a (visual) window baseclass without xaml
Hi, I want to create a window baseclass that contains 3 elements: - a ribbon control (ie devcomponents wpf ribbon) - a region to contain child form controls - a statusbar This way, all windows that inherit from this window will automatically provide these controls (and soms functions). I created a lookless windowbase.cs file that [...]

Answer Question   |  March 30, 2010  9:08 PM
baseform, C#, child, code behind, Inheritance, Template, visual, window, wpf

blocking permission inhertiance in Windows Server 2003
the steps that are involve in blocking permission inhertance using active director users and computers

Answer Question   |  December 11, 2010  7:19 PM
Active Directory, Inheritance, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server Permissions

doesn’t work block policy inheritance on OU domain controller
hi all I applied some policy under administrative tamplates on domain level , however applied same policies to OU domain controller , even checked block policy inheritance any suggestion                                                        thanks in advance

Answer Question   |  August 31, 2009  5:51 PM
Active Directory, Domain Controller, Group Policy, Inheritance, Windows 2000 Domain Controller

Java Program
Hi Im trying to answer this question here: Find the 4th prime number Z such that Z=NumberOfDigits(R) where Z is prime AND R is prime AND where R=2p-1 where P is prime. Example the 1st prime number Z is 2, because 2=NumberOfDigits(31) because 2 is prime and because 31=25-1 and because 5 is prime. We [...]

Answer Question   |  September 30, 2008  6:39 AM
Inheritance, Java, Object-oriented programming