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I have simple java project with structure: package com.abc: a.java b.java c.properties I have database configuration parameters configured in c.properties file. Inside a.java and b.java, I am loading properties file using: Properties p = new Properties(); InputStream in = this.getClass().getResourceAsStream("c.properties"); p.load(in); This works fine. But the main question is, once I prepare executable jar by exporting this code, properties file also gets packaged in jar file. If someone else wants to modify properties file for different database configuration, how can he do it? Do I have to

NHN 是 韩国 最大的互联网公司，旗下 著名产品 很多从网站到游戏无处不在 ，第一大门户网站 NAVER 在 韩国 知名度极高，还有目前风靡亚洲的“ Line ” 也是 N HN 研发的产物。 NHN 正在开源软件方面做着不屑的努力， CUBRID 数据库就 是其中的一个。 为了使产品更稳定和快速，公司从2011就开始使用 nGrinder ，这也 是本文要介绍的开源压力测试软件。 下图为nGrinder 系统框架 nGrinder本身是 JAVA WEB 应用程序，在Tomcat 服务器中运行。它由一个controller端和一个或多个Agent端组成。 nGrinder 通过用户管理实现多个用户同时使用并运行测试程序 。用户是通过web界面创建测试项目，在测试开始前controller会把测试的脚本以及相关文件发送到各个agents去运行。 测试过程是基于 Jython 脚本来模拟浏览器或其他终端使用 HTTP 协议访问站点来完成的。测试过程中采集的数据将通过动态图和数据表的形式展示出来。用户可以方便的看到tps、以及测试目标机器的cpu和内存等使用情况。 测试结束后用户还可以通过详细的运行结果报告来分析所测试目标服务器的具体状况。 项目主页： http://www.open-open.com/lib/view/home/1331886942327 源代码 ： https:/

Hi I just wondered if this is possible. I have quite a few images on my website and I have made them as small file size as possible. Some of the images are used as a slideshow but there are all loaded in one go. Is there a way using javascript to make the slideshow images load last so that the background images etc load up first and the slideshow loads at the end. The images are in the main body of the page and are "slideshowified" using javascript. The code for this images is simple: <div id="pics"> <img src="images/cs9.png" width="270px" height="270px" alt="teaching"/> <img src="images/cs1

There is a div in which there will be some elements (images, iframe, etc) being loaded via Ajax. After those elements have been fully loaded, I need to execute a function for the div . How do I determine if all elements in the div have been fully loaded? I use jQuery as the library. For images and iframes you can use load event: // get all images and iframes var $elems = $('#div').find('img, iframe'); // count them var elemsCount = $elems.length; // the loaded elements flag var loadedCount = 0; // attach the load event to elements $elems.on('load', function () { // increase the loaded count

I'm trying to implement a Load / Save function for a Windows Forms application. I've got following components: A tree view A couple of list views A couple of text boxes A couple of objects (which holds a big dictionarylist) I want to implement a way to save all of this into a file, and resume/load it later on. What's the best way to do this? I think XML serialization is the way to go, but I'm not quite sure how, or where to start. Or will it require a really complex solution to be able to do this? Here's an example that binds an object and some ancestors to the UI; the use of C# 3.0 here is

I take a picture with the camera using Intent intent = new Intent(android.provider.MediaStore.ACTION_IMAGE_CAPTURE ); startActivityForResult( intent, 22 ); When the activity completes, I write the bitmap picture out to a PNG file. java.io.FileOutputStream out = openFileOutput("myfile.png", Context.MODE_PRIVATE); bmp.compress(Bitmap.CompressFormat.PNG, 90, out); That goes OK, and I can see the file is created in my app private data space. I'm having difficulty when I later want to display that image using an ImageView. Can anyone suggest code to do this? If I try to create a File with path