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You most likely are just a curious passerby, ended up here following a wrong turn in your cyber path. After a few weeks of struggling with HTMLs and CSSs and PHPs I am back. Oh! I learnt that Java is not always a cup of steaming coffee.
Using JDBC with Java Applications and Applets 84 Byte getByte(int columnIndex); Byte getByte(String columnName); byte[] getBytes(int columnIndex); byte[] getBytes(String columnName); In most cases, these methods will not throw an exception because nearly all values in a MySQL column can be returned as bytes. Double If the value in a MySQL column is a double or a value that can be converted to a double, then you can use the following two methods to pull that value: double getDouble(int columnIndex); double getDouble(String columnName); If the value in the MySQL column cannot be converted to a double, a SQLException exception will be thrown with an error value of S1009. Float Real or floating-point values can be returned from the MySQL database using these methods:
The JAX India conference has got some great names and many interesting sessions listed. Do check it out. IndicThreads.com is a media partner of the event and you will get all the updates from the conference at IndicThreads.com.
While I was in Bangalore, I met the team of course developers who provide the content of Sun's Java courses, such as Java Programming Language (SL-275). They're a pretty cool group of people, very knowledgeable about NetBeans but, far more importantly, very knowledgeable about the Java programming language. Here's a picture I took of them:
The more I use Ruby on Rails, the more I become convinced that it is damn near the perfect framework for state government Web-based applications. That said, I don’t know of a single state, local, or municipal government that is experimenting with Rails in any meaningful fashion. I have a bunch of stored Google queries that have yielded woefully little information about the penetration of Rails into state government over the past year or so. I fear that is because there really has been little or no penetration.
March 14th is the birthday of physicist Albert Einstein. Happy birthday, Einstein. We couldn’t be more thrilled for Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® 5 to share your special day. Just as Einstein had rewrote the base laws of physics, we hope Enteprise Linux 5 will change how CIOs and IT managers reduce cost while improving operational flexibility. At the heart of the OS is the 2.6.18 kernel, and v.5 also includes virtualization technology, support for multi core processors, SELinux enhancements, and improved networking and interoperability. And if that’s not enough, check out this massive list of applications certified to run on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5. There’s something here for everyone.
With the recent release of Windows Vista there are still many questions about the different versions, and which one is right for the consumer. I have been in the IT field for over 15 years and I remember the days of old (DOS), when you just bought the newest version of an OS and that was that.
