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We are currently looking for bloggers that are interested in blogging about games and anime. Your “job” is to write regulary about games (or game related) such as reviews/previews/release dates etc on various platforms. You will be granted the author role to publish your blogpost anytime you want.

In return we will compensate you by sending you free games or other goodies so that you will be “rewared” for your time blogging here as well as your own cool “at engineeringserver.com” email address!

At the moment we are looking for 2 games, 2 java blogger to blog about java related subjects and 1 anime bloggers. If you are interested contact us at info [ at ] engineeringserver dot com and put the in subject line “blogging oppertunity” along with the information what you want to blog about or make a comment below.

Hope to see you as one of the new bloggers on the site soon!

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I’ve been working on my Java online compiler earlier today and while the software is far from finished it does work as intended (it tries to compiles the java file and will show the appropiate message(s)) . One of the thing that does’t work however is that when the file is compiled succesfully the generated class file wil not run for some reason but it does work when i test my compiler class seperately in another project with Eclipse. Wierd? It sure is, but maybe there is a nasty bugger somewhere in the code that i’ve overlooked. Stay tuned!

Want to take a look at the code? Go to our svn server -> project -> OnlineCompiler

Here’s an example output when a user uploads a *.java file to the webserver or local directory where the folder watcher is running.
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Before Java 1.6 was released to the public I used the Runtime class (found in java.lang) to call the java compiler (javac.exe) directly to compile a Java file from another Java application, the line of code that i used looks like this

But luckily for me Java 1.6 introduced a handy utility that makes it possible to compile a Java application within a Java application without making direct calls to an external application. To demonstrate that I wrote a HelloWorld Java file and a CompilerConsoleDemo class that compiles the HelloWorld java file.

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Remember this post of mine ?

Well, I was bored and updated it a bit so that it now supports different colors, clear drawing screen etc The flickering is because i'm drawing everyline realtime in the background, this will be fixed in a later release.

The sourcecode will be uploaded on the forums shortly.

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A Java component I made that you can use to add banners, logo's, animated gifs, links etc to any Java Swing application. I hope you like my Java component! It's free and the old version can be download here on the blog! (I'll upload the latest version later when I have the time)

Oh yeah, the quality of the video is below average (you can't see what i type) but I blame windows movie maker (and youtube for lowering the quality but atleast they are hosting my video)!

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Higher quality video can be downloaded here: http://www.megaupload.com/nl/?d=FSAO2SF5

The code that I used in my demo video

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Way to go, when the deadline is tomorrow. You just gotta love those really long error messages that osiris poops out.. NOT! More »