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kalai91 5-Feb-13 5:49am View

Thanks Pete.

kalai91 5-Feb-13 5:36am View

It is in the database on the server. It is a SQL server database.

kalai91 12-Oct-12 5:10am View

ha ha.. I'm Not an expert really.. But what I need urgently is that part..

kalai91 12-Oct-12 2:33am View

Suppose I'm creating a chess game, if a player moves a coin, then how to reflect that move to the opponent(over the internet) and the vice versa??? This logic is what I exactly want. But the game is different.

kalai91 12-Oct-12 1:56am View

hello everyone!!!
I already have an idea of how to create the game. But all the 4 players should play in the same system!!!. What I don't know is, how to take it over the Internet. that is, each player should play through their own system over the netwok... :-) I have no idea on that!
Somebody help me on it.

kalai91 12-Oct-12 1:50am View

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rather than commenting and leaving the question unanswered, you should have not commented. You have seen this question, and you should have answered it if you know.
Disclaimer: No offense meant... :-)

kalai91 1-Sep-12 12:21pm View

Which SDK does VS2010 support?

kalai91 1-Sep-12 12:21pm View

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Which SDK does VS2012 Support?

kalai91 1-Sep-12 12:19pm View

okay... thank you!

kalai91 11-May-12 5:35am View

sorry.. i dont understand ur solution. can u brief me...

kalai91 30-Apr-12 5:19am View

I need the code for doing it. I have no idea of how to do it.!!

kalai91 28-Mar-12 6:22am View

Thanks for your solution. I read all those documents. But still I did not know how to insert and retrieve.
After reading those, I came to know that annotation @Lob should be used for byte array type to store image.
@Lob
private byte[] picture;

I used this method to convert image file to bytes,
public static byte[] writingImage(String fileLocation) {
byte b[] = null;
try {
FileInputStream fis=new FileInputStream(new File(fileLocation));
fis.read(b);
return b;
} catch (IOException e) {
}
return null;
}

For setting value for the above picture variable, i did this.,
void setPicture(byte[] picture)
{
this.picture=picture;
}

In main method,
objectname.setPicture(writingImage("c:\img\image.jpg"));

In main method I did this, and persisted it.
I dont know whether that is the right way. Also dont know how to retrieve it back.

How to do that actually??

kalai91 19-Mar-12 6:48am View

Thank you...

kalai91 15-Mar-12 6:11am View

thanks for ur solution. i read that article. but still im forced to do it in that way! wat shall i do??

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