Thread: Misc questions

Thanks for the information. I was reading on the java.awt.* package. On oracle website. And was curious if the packages or class files, the built in class files automatically sends the packets out? Like if I was working on a class file, named MyJavaFile() and made it public under java.awt.* package, would this file be sent to the destination listed? I'll write it later, just wondering if the file MyJavaFile() which will have a JButton on it, it should send the files to the desired destination. Using the URL class in it. That is the way this works? I'm asking.

public URL(String protocol, String host, int port, String file) {
        this.protocol = protocol;
        this.host = host;
        this.port = port;
        this.file = file;
    }

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I'm learning too. My chrome i'm using, I just wrote in a url ( <img src="JL1_3935.jpg" alt="Hello"/> ) on the html blog. I happen to know that they're working on Windows or UNIX or Fortran programming language. The care taker of this website. So my question was, on that submit button they had on the browser, that is built in C++ but they've reprogrammed in UNIX to accept a greater volume. Application. This submit button automatically uploads the files written on it. I have the picture file on my chrome. So that's it too, on c++ or java programming. I hope I got the problem correct and solved. Using c++ method to send my picture files through. But that's my issue now. Thanks for reading. I'm learning this programming as I go along. I'm working with their developer over at the website. Through email.

I'll write it later,

Please post the Java code when ready. It is easier to work with code than with a bunch of statements that may not give the full picture.