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• a stupid question about the string conversion error

  I learn generic

  well generic allows setting the data type that you add to the fields of the object, right?

  I made a simple example

  class generic < String >

  {

  The name of the string;

  void set (String name)

  {myIdName = name ;}

  String get() {return myIdName ;}

  }

  class using {}

  Public Shared Sub main (String [] args)

  {

  generic < String > gn = new

  (generics) < String >;

  GN. Set (90);

  System.out.println ("name entered is:" + gn.get ());

  }

  }

  now the line

  GN. Set (90);

  I know that I send a string to the value method, but I wanted to see the error that comes when I send the argument of type other than a string and sent 90 to set method (without quotes)

  the error that slammed me is

  method defined in the class generic < String > cannot be applied to the given types

  required: java.lang.String

  found: int

  reason: int real argument cannot be converted to a java.lang.String by method invocation conversion

  corresponding to a variable of type String: String extends the object declared in the class generic

  OK here is my stupid question

  I know that int cannot be converted to a string and put 90 quotes will correct the error

  What intrigued me is the last line

  "Chain extends object declared in the class generic.

  
  

  I know that everything is under the object class

  that means that means line... ??

  thnq

  What intrigued me is the last line

  "Chain extends object declared in the class generic.

  
  

  I know that everything is under the object class

  that means that means line... ??

  Which refers to the class definition you provided:

  generic class

  You "stated" in your 'generic' class a 'collar' stretching ' the object '. It reads as if it said "String declared in the class generic.

  See "Generic Types" in the Java Tutotial

  http://docs.Oracle.com/javase/tutorial/Java/generics/types.html

  Search for the word 'object' and you'll see that word highlighted in the world. Although it appears highlighted read this line:

  As you can see, all instances of the object are replaced by T. A variable of type can be any non-primitive type you specify: any type of class, any interface, any type of table or even another variable of type.

  On this page, you will see this:

  A generic class is defined with the following format:

  class name { /* ... */ }
  

  Where each one is read as: T1 extends object ', "T2 extends object", etc.

  When you said this:

  generic class

  You replaced "T1 extends object" with "String extends object".

• I have a Photosmart C7280 and s question about a decision of the network.

  I currently have two workstations connected to a router via ethernet cables.  They are connected to a single (not HP) printer with USB cable through a USB switch.  Two laptops to connect to the wireless router.  I could replicate the existing configuration with the C7280, but the idea of a network in which the laptops were allowed to participate is very attractive.  One of the laptop is running Windows version 7, the other computers running Linux.  If I go for an ethernet network, the laptops will be able to connect to the printer via the router?  If I go for a wireless network, desktop computers will be able to connect to the printer via their ethernet cables?  A couple of Wireless USB adapters are a possibility.

  I understand that you have questions about networking with your printer.

  Yes, wired network connections will be no problem to connect to a wifi connected printer.  Most routers bridge cable and wireless to work as a single network.  There are some routers between wired and wireless networks, but these are before any company grade routers and network equipment.

  A wired desktop computer will be able to print to a wireless printer as long as it is connected via the same router.  Conversely, a wireless computer can print to a printer connected Ethernet as long as it's the same router.

  I recommend using a network for the printer configuration, if possible, to avoid printing problems.  USB hubs have been known to cause printing problems, although this isn't always the case.

• Questions about the implementation of clusters of storage and DTS on active cluster

  I have a few questions about the implementation of clusters of data store and SRS storage in VSphere 5.1.

  We have a data center with about 15 HP blades and a few servers non-lame.  The hosts are all either VSphere 5.0 or 5.1.  Our back-end storage is an EMC VNX 5700 with about 20 stores of data.  All the VMWare is managed by VCenter 5.1 running on a dedicated physical machine.

  Currently, each data store is used individually; No piles of data store are put in place.  When a new virtual machine is created, the administrator usually chooses the data with the most space store.  Periodically, we will go back and manually storage vMotion machines to balance the load.

  Recently, we have expanded the VNX storage, so we now have LUNS in different pools, with different levels of performance.

  What I would do is set up for the data store clusters, so that us when a virtual machine is created, the administrator must not know what data store is in which pool.  Also take advantage of the DRS storage so that the burden of storage will be "refine" himself a little.

  I know the setting up of a cluster of storage in a 'clean' environment is quite simple, but my concern is creation/conversion data warehouses existing in active production in the cluster, while they are used.

  If I access the screen "data warehouses and store data from clusters ', right-click on the data center and create a cluster, and then move the various data stores in the new cluster, will there be an interruption in the production running systems?

  I also wonder about activation of storage i/o control.  It is not currently enabled on data warehouses.  I know it's useful for the StorageDRS, but will be allowing any negative impact on the system?  If I turn on the warehouses of data, is there anything else I should do or set in addition to all that allows him?

  Finally, we are in the process of Site Recovery Manager configuration.  SRS has an impact on the configuration of the data clusters and DTS store?

  Thanks in advance for your comments.

  Mike O.

  Gregg Robertson wrote:

  Hello

  Clusters of data and using DTS store doesn't impact RS even if you create a cluster of data store for storage of replicated data and another for everyone else, this way you machines virtual you want to replicate are not moved on warehouses of data that are not replicated , but will still have the ability to move if there is a conflict.

  Gregg

  With all due respect but SRM and DTS don't go together. SRM does not at all support the use of DTS. So if you are configuring SRM forget DTS for now.

  Reason for this is that SRM knows no DTS and VMs can be in flight when a failover should occur, and bad things can happen. Also, the protection breaks when a virtual computer is moved between data warehouses in a cluster data store.

  In short: don't go there.

• Question about hdd comments

  Hello

  My name is Tigran.

  First of all excuse me for my English.

  I have a question about comments HDD.

  I have a windows 7 machine 19.ne 60 GB provisioned thin disc comments.

  Today, I delete some files from the guest operating system and I free on about 20 GB of disk space. Now in my guest os used space on disk is of about 30 GB, but in vcenter disk space is always 50 GB. I understand that thin provisioned disk space grows when add us files to this disc, what would you say to resize to the bottom of the disk space?

  Thanks in advance.

  Unfortunately a virtual disc service end increases only in size if necessary, but does not automatically decrease if less space is needed for the guest operating system. If you want or need to reduce the size of the virtual disk, would be to run VMware Converter and make a volume base conversion (rather than on the disk).

  André

• A few questions about the colors of Patone

  I have a few questions about patone color since it is the first time that I use. I want to use them to create a paper letterhead and business cards in two colors.

  1)

  I don't understand that no sex is more than coated patone washed out colors. I heard that it's because the way paper absorbs the inkt. That is why the same results inkt in different colors on different papers (right?). My question is why is the patone black no sex so different than black normal (c = 0 m = 0 y = 0, k = 100) or black intense:

  

  When I print a normal document with cmyk, I can get pretty dark black color. How is it that I can't have this dark with patone color black color? Even text documents printed on a cheap printer can get a darker color than the color of Patone. He looks way too grey for me.

  (2) a first model, I want to print of patone in CMYK color (since I have like 10 different colors on a page of quick comparison). I know these CMYK colors distinguish the colors of patone and I can't get a representation of 100%. But is there a way to convert patone CMYK values?

  I hope some of you can help me with my questions.

  Thank you.

  You can get shades CMYK Pantone in Illustrator, (Swatches Panel > Open Swatch Library > color books > + PANTONE Color Bridge Coated or lying) but in my opinion, what's the point?  If you print to a digital printer, just use RGB (HSB) or CMYK. Personally, I never use CMYK called "equivalents." from Pantone

  Pantone colors are all mixed pigmented inks, which are fluorescent beyond the limits of the range of RGB and CMYK in particular. The original Pantone Matching System (PMS) was created for the printing industry. He described formulations of ink pigmented for each of its colors.

  Most digital printers (laser or inkjet) use CMYK. The range of CMYK is MUCH SMALLER than many mixed inks, printed on papers either paved or unpaved can deliver. When you specify no sex Pantone ink in artificial intelligence, according to Pantone conversion tables, HAVE "about" what will look like this color on a sheet no bed, try using CMYK. -In my opinion, this has little relevance to the real world conditions and should be avoided in most situations.

  If your project must be printed on a press printing with Pantone inks spots, then by all means, use Pantone colors. But don't trust the colors of the screen; rather get a Pantone swatch book and watch real inks on paper lying and uncoated, depending on the stock you will use on the press.

  With printing decreases rapidly for inkjet and web printers, Pantone has attempted to expand its relevance beyond the traction-date of publication (in the books and software alliances, with one such as Adobe) his old PMS inks and their supposed equivalent LAB and CMYK. I say "supposed" because even once, monitors RGB and CMYK inks can never be literally equivalent to many Pantone inks. But if you go to your project on a printing press printing, Pantone inks are still very relevant as of the "tones".

  I also put my preferences I > appearance of black both display all blacks accurately and output all blacks accurately. The only exception to this may be when you print on a digital printer, where there should be no problem checking.

  Rich black in artificial intelligence is a phenomenon of the screen, at least in the Prefs > appearance of Black, you specify also "out all inks like Rich Black"-something I'd do it EVER do so out for a real printing press. Still, I put my black people in artificial intelligence at the "output All Blacks Acurately" during a press release. If you fail to do so, then the press you will see any minor issue registration, with C, M and look at the back, especially around black characters.  UGH!

  Good luck!  :+)

• Question about DISCHARGE (expr, 1016) function

  Hello
  
  I have a question about the DUMP function, specifically the DUMP (expr, 1016). What character set is the function of report? The only logical answer seems to me the characters of data. The http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e17118/functions055.htm#SQLRF00635 docs it says: "by default, the return value contains no character set information. To retrieve the name of character of expr, add 1000 to all the values of previous format. "For example, a return_fmt of 1008 returns the result in octal * and provides the character set name of expr.*.
  
  I ask this question because a client complains that there a database with database EE8MSWIN1250 (obtained from DATABASE_PROPERTIES) characters and when I asked him to run a SELECT that could empty the contents of a column, he gave me this result:
  

  select dump(some_col, 1016) from some_table;
  
  Typ=1 Len=8 CharacterSet=AL32UTF8: c5,bd,c5,a0,54,45,53,54

  Now I can't imagine how the data can be stored in the AL32UTF8 character set if the characters of the database are EE8MSWIN1250. This scenario is still possible? I tried in vain to reproduce on my test database.
  
  I don't know if the column is defined with the characters of database or the national database characterset, but even if it was a NVARCHAR2, the dump function could not return AL32UTF8 since he is not a national character set.
  
  If anyone has an explanation, I will be very grateful.
  
  Thanks in advance and best regards,
  Swear

  1. to help with the confusion about the DUMP function: index realizes that the DUMP function can be performed in the remote database. Oracle tries to push as many functions as possible and semantically correct on the remote site. Therefore, it sends the statement of simple table on the remote site after stripping the DB link. In this case, the DUMP function sees the character set of the remote database and creates the resulting string of information. This string of AL32UTF8 to EE8MSWIN1250, as described in the note, but as all the characters in the string of information are pure ASCII, some codes are actually changed.

  Things get more interesting if you start to combine the tables of local and remote databases. For example, the following query is will normally return the character of local database defined for the two columns:

  select dump(xx,1016),dump(yy,1016) from (select x.dummy xx, y.dummy yy from dual x, dual@dblink y);
  

  This is because the first dual@dblink is transported to the local site and the join is performed here with application of DUMP.

  The following query returns the set for two columns of characters in remote database:

  select dump(xx,1016),dump(yy,1016) from (select x.dummy xx, y.dummy yy from dual@dblink x, dual@dblink y);
  

  This is because all the tables are remote and the entire query is sent to the remote database and y.

  The following query returns the remote character set thus:

  select dump(xx,1016),dump(yy,1016) from (select /*+driving_site(y)*/ x.dummy xx, y.dummy yy from dual x, dual@dblink y);
  

  Here, the DRIVING_SITE hint asks the database to perform the join in the database of the table, for example dual@dblink.

  2. to answer your question:

  Your understanding of the way of conversion is generally correct, but conclusions are not quite correct. In the scenario [client EE8ISO8859P2, EE8MSWIN1250 local database, remote database AL32UTF8], Eastern and Central European characters will work correctly, but the other characters to the remote database will not be (for example, French, Greek, Chinese). It is, I think, quite clear and is usually not a major problem, as usually only compatible languages EE8 are interesting for an EE8ISO8859P2 customer. However, in the scenario [customer AL32UTF8, EE8MSWIN1250 local database, remote database AL32UTF8], the problem becomes more visible. Having a taking customer support Unicode, you can recover some data French or Greeks of the remote database but you will fail as all of these characters will be "killed" by the conversion of distance at the local level (link DB conversion).

  EE8ISO8859P2 is also for the same group of languages, such as EE8MSWIN1250, indeed, but it lacks some interesting characters. The most important of them is the symbol of the Euro. Others are "' quotes, long dashes, TM symbol, and a few other less frequently used punctuation. Therefore, always define a database as EE8MSWIN1250, even if you run some clients (Unix) with EE8ISO8859P2. Do not run Windows with EE8ISO8859P2 clients, except for purposes of loading/generation of special file.

  -Sergiusz

• Where can I ask a handful of general order questions about Firefox OS as a consumer and get the answers? (a forum or something similar)

  I have about seven questions about Firefox OS. I'm potentially interested in opting for a tablet that works instead of Android or iOS. I couldn't find a place to ask questions like that. Thank you!

  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/forums/Firefox-OS-English-Forum

  There is another option.

• About a month ago I posted a question about iMovie and not being able to "share". I solved the problem thanks, so no more emails!

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• Where and how do I ask questions about Email?

  The Commission opening thingy is complicated, I have trouble finding my way around it.  I don't know where or how questions about email.  Is there an easier way than trawling through all these icons?  Like a list or something - as you get on all other forums on the internet?

  It would be a good starting point: Mac mini

  Or the appropriate under MAC Os and system software section.

  You might also find this useful: find answers and new questions

• Many questions about the HP 50 g

  I just ordered a HP 50 g graphic calculator! I have a few questions about this so hang on tight! What is the USB connector on the calculator? Mini-USB, micro USB, or is it a connector owner, "custom". Then, it would be possible to connect a keyboard to the HP 50 g by using the USB Port? Is there a program that would make this possible? (I doubt it would work if you plug it..) I have a Mini-USB to female USB 2.0 connector. So I could just plug the keyboard right, provided that the port on the calculator is a Mini-USB Port. If this is not so that I could use my female to female USB adaptor to connect the keyboard.

  Thanks for your help,

  Zekelegge

  Hi!, zekelegge:

  Welcome to Forum!

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• Question about warranty after exchanges of RAM on Satellite module series

  Hello together,

  I have a question about the warranty. My laptop is 5 months old and now I want to improve it with more RAM. I want to do it myself, and now I'm wondering if the warranty will be getting hurt.
  Thanks in advance for your answers.

  Concerning

  TiG3r

  For new models of laptops the RAM upgrade described in s operating manuals. It is public act and it shows the owner of the notebook how do RAM upgrade only.

  If Toshiba offers something like this he won't have the negative influence of valid warranty.
  Buy a compatible module and RAM upgrade.

  Bye and good luck!

• A few quick questions about the Satellite P300 - 18 M

  Hello

  I am about to order a Satellite P300 - 18 M and have just a few questions about this:

  (Although these may apply for other similar Satellite/Equium P300.)

  Is the touchpad made by / to use the Alps or Synaptics driver?

  It has the Wireless N network card, is the map made by Intel or Realtec?

  And also, someone has experience with face recognition software to connect?

  If so, does it take a lot of time to initalise?

  Thanks in advance,
  Jack

  Hello

  The P300 - 18M belongs to the PSPCCE series.
  It uses the two touchpad drivers. Synaptics & Alps Electric
  There is an Intel 802.11agn minicards WLan installed

  The face recognition is a nice tool but local to be illuminated and you must take your face the right of the post sometimes it of not very easy

  But if you face is recognized correctly that the connection should work properly

  See you soon

• Questions about nb200

  I recently bought a mini nb200 with windows 7 and I have a few questions about it. How can you set up your email, I was willing to put up with Outlook Express, but I don't know if I can. Also, is there a way to get a paper copy of the user manual?

  You can download and install a new e-mail program when you download Windows Live via Microsoft Update. You can select the components of Windows Live, you want to include by checking a box for each you want. I installed all the. Or you can use Outlook, if you have Microsoft Office and you want to install it.

• A few questions about the difference between the Satellite P70, L70, S70

  Hello, I have a lot of questions about the P70, L70, S70 series that come with a 1920 x 1080 panel.

  (1) what are the differences between the L70 and S70 series? With the exception of the RAM and HARD drive capacity, books seem pretty identical.

  (2) P70, L70, S70 doesn't support a 2nd HARD drive or it's just the P70 series that support?

  (3) all the three (P70, L70, S70 series) come with the same TFT panels?

  (4) of the above series, which supports mSata?

  (5) all the model of each series are delivered with support from mSata? For example, it could be that L70 - a - 13 m supports mSata is not the case of the L70-a-146?

  (6) all the foregoing, are delivered with a S - ATA II or III S - ATA interface?

  (7) who is the best of these series listed? I'm trying to understand what makes the big difference of S70 to P70 except for the envelope for example.

  Thank you in advance.

  > (1) what are the differences between the series L70 and S70? With the exception of the RAM and HARD drive capacity, books seem pretty identical.

  What models Sat L70 and S70 do you mean exactly? There are different L70-xxx-xxx and S70 models on the market that supports different hardware specifications.

  (> S70 2) P70, L70, support a 2nd drive HARD or is - it just the series P70 that support?
  As you can see in this [Sam P70 HDD replacement document, | http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/CRU3903II0000R01.htm] the P70 series supports the 2nd drive Bay HARD, BUT even if there is a 2nd HARD drive Bay, this does not mean that you can use the 2nd HARD drive. In the case where the 2nd HARD drive Bay are equipped with HARD drive connector, you can use the 2nd HARD drive

  I also found the [Sam L70/S70 HDD replacement | http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/CRU3703HG0000R01.htm] the document on the Toshiba page and there I see this 2nd HARD drive Bay is not available

  (> 3) all three (P70, L70, S70 series) come with the same TFT panels?
  See point 1). Different P70, L70, S70 models were equipped with different material parts.

  (> 4) of the series above, which takes in charge mSata?
  As far as I know that some P70 models are equipped with an mSATA SSD of 256 GB.

  (> 5) do all the model of each series are delivered with support mSata? For example, it could be that L70 - a - 13 m supports mSata is not the case of the L70-a-146?
  See point 4) not all models supports the same hardware specifications

  (> 6) all of the above, come with a S - ATA II or III S - ATA interface?
  I don t think that SATA III is supported. I guess it would be SATA II

  (> 7) which is the best of these series listed? I'm trying to understand what makes the big difference of S70 to P70 except for the envelope for example.
  Not easy to answer because there are too many models released in Europea.
  And not all models are available in each country. So I guess you will have to look for the models that have been released in your country.