Archive for December 2nd, 2009

How to Repair Java Errors and Errors that are Commonly Confused with Java

By Jerry J. Jansen On December 2, 2009 No Comments

Let’s all be honest.  When we think of the word “java,” what usually comes to mind is either a steaming cup of coffee or the island in Indonesia.  When referring to computers, Java means something else entirely.  For those of us that have no clue what this “Java” is or does, here is the lowdown on Java errors, what they are, and how to fix them.

What is Java?

Java (not to be confused with JavaScript) is a programming language developed as a computer platform to simplify running programs on computers.  Java is the language and foundation of numerous computer programs ranging from games to utilities and tools.

JavaScript is a technology used by web browsers and websites to post images/multimedia.  JavaScript errors cannot be solved the same way as Java errors. Unfortunately, where there is technology, there are errors to be found, and Java is not an exception.

What is a Java Error and what causes it?

Java errors are internal errors within the written language that hinders the programming and causes major glitches.  A wide range of ailments that affect your PC files can cause Java errors.  This includes, but is not limited to, a messy registry and/or hard drive, malware/virus infiltration on

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Future Thinking Home Office Internet Business Owners Find a Better Model For Marketing a Book and Making Money

By Jerry J. Jansen On December 2, 2009 No Comments

An Important ONLINE WEB DESIGN Report:
From One Goal Oriented Internet Solopreneur to Another

During a recession like this, finding new ways to make more money is always the most rewarding experience for any business leader.

How does this happen? Amazingly, it really should not be any surprise that one of the best ways that is discovered for the manager to make a difference is to market a book and make it a bestseller.

Congratulations, you’ve decided to publish a book…that’s great! Being a bestselling author can gain you recognition and help your business draw more clients And if those are your only goals, then it would be important to learn to market your book fast. But you might miss one of the best reasons for having a book if you just concentrate on getting it done fast. That reason is to make money

The quick and easy way to attract more recognition and clients is “slowing down and taking the time to create a bestselling business around your book”, says book business expert DrProactive Randy Gilbert. DrProactive says you will end up with a higher profits, an outstanding book, and a passive income far in excessive of what you

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Writing plugins for RDesktop

By Jerry J. Jansen On December 2, 2009 No Comments

Written by:

Sergey Yakimenko,
Senior Software Developer of Driver Team,
Apriorit Inc, http://www.apriorit.com

Contents

About this article: when it’s worth reading
Rdesktop. RDP protocol
Writing plugins to rdesktop: using OOP patch
From principles to code
Client part: plugin
Client part: rdesktop
Server part
The end

About this article: when it’s worth reading

This article was mostly written for Linux developers. The article gives a method of writing out-of-process plugins to open source software – i.e., plugins that will work as a part of the software but will run in another process, so their code may stay closed.

Generally there’s no need to use the method expounded in this text. Rdesktop is free software and you can always just modify its sources in any way you need. Though, this would mean that you should make your code open as well, because this is what GPL license requires. If you don’t want this though, keep reading and you’ll learn how to avoid the GPL requirement and to write a plugin which code will be closed but work as a part of Rdesktop code.

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