First of all, the people here are not being paid for helping, their spending their spare time for it. So if you want help, some efforts on your side are appreciated for providing as much information, code examples etc. as possible.
Also, threads like this one with a topic like "wondering" are not helping to incline anyone to help you...
i've already post the clear code and examples of my troubles in the last post. and i don't have any idea (i'm stuck) to solve this, so i tried to communicate to forums and hoping anyone could give me the clue or hints of my problems (not the answer).
And maybe next time i will give the clear explanation of my troubles.
> i've already post the clear code and examples of my
> troubles in the last post. and i don't have any idea
> (i'm stuck) to solve this, so i tried to communicate
> to forums and hoping anyone could give me the clue or
> hints of my problems (not the answer).
> And maybe next time i will give the clear explanation
> of my troubles.
The better you are able to ask a proper question, the greater are your chances of getting a helpful answer. If you seriously want to learn how to do this, please read over and learn most of the information in this address below.
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
Also, learn how to use code tags to make your posted code more readable. Again, anyone helping you is a volunteer. You want to make it as easy as possible for them to help you:
http://forum.java.sun.com/help.jspa?sec=formatting
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