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what’s JAVAW.exe January 30, 2007

Posted by essamabdelaziz in DataBase.
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from along time i noticed that javaw.exe is fulling my memory so i want to know what is javaw.exe,under is what i knew

javaw.exe (Sun Java Virtual Machine) – Details

The javaw.exe process is the Java Virtual Machine. It is used by your computer to run programs written in the java programming language. It is also used as part of the Java plugin for Internet Explorer (and/or other browsers). You should leave this process running, unless it is causing problems for your system. If this process is terminated java programs will not work.

javaw.exe is an application that does NOT appear to be a security risk

The Spy Bot database currently registers javaw.exe to Sun Microsystems.

This is part of Java Runtime.

Validate your Form Using regular expression January 23, 2007

Posted by essamabdelaziz in JAVA.
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regular expression worhtwhile to have alook ,you will need it alot

today i used it to validate my form

The following code demonstrates how to validate email using regular expression:

//Input the string for validation
String email = "eng_essamzizo@yahoo.com";
//Set the email pattern string

Pattern p = Pattern.compile(".+@.+.[a-z]+");

//if you wanna validate number use this ^[-+]?d+(.d+)?$ */
//Match the given string with the pattern

Matcher m = p.matcher(email);

//check whether match is found

boolean matchFound = m.matches();

if (matchFound)

System.out.println("Valid Email Id.");

else

System.out.println("Invalid Email Id.");

have fun

Eclipse tips January 21, 2007

Posted by essamabdelaziz in Eclipse.
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Take some time and look at the JDT tips and tricks help page. I’m sure you’ll find some new tricks to make your life simpler.

devide String into several Strings January 15, 2007

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String Token;
String aString = “word1 word2 word3″;
StringTokenizer parser = new StringTokenizer(aString,” “);
while (parser.hasMoreTokens()) {
Token=  parser.nextToken();
System.out.println(Token);

}

Eclipse Screen Recorder (ESR) January 14, 2007

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The Eclipse Screen Recorder

 (ESR) is a screen capturing program implemented as an Eclipse plugin that creates snapshots of the Eclipse window at regular intervals and encodes the results as a QuickTime movie. It’s developed using the Java Media Framework and Quicktime for Java.