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  1. In Topic: IF Statement Always Erroring Out?

    Posted 6 Jun 2013

    View Postandrewsw, on 06 June 2013 - 06:24 PM, said:

    Anyway.. equals (=) is the assignment operator, == is to test equality.


    I can't believe I missed this.

    Thanks for the catch!!

  2. In Topic: Node.js vs HTML/CSS For Website Development

    Posted 23 May 2013

    So it seems like I don't even know what Node.js is used for!

    Can someone shine some light onto how to use Node.js in tandem with HTML/CSS?

  3. In Topic: Changing Logging Configurations

    Posted 23 May 2013

    View Postpbl, on 22 May 2013 - 06:20 PM, said:

    View PostHiatus, on 22 May 2013 - 11:48 AM, said:

    In essence, I'm trying to configure eclipse so that only certain types of errors are logged in the log file.

    Why ?


    I'm working with a group and we would find it helpful if we had the ability to just output a certain type of error and then switch around depending on the situation we're in.

  4. In Topic: Changing Logging Configurations

    Posted 22 May 2013

    Native logging is just Eclipse's built in logging functions

    In light of that though, is there a very straightforward tutorial for intsalling/using log4j? I'm rather new to logging with java.

    Thanks so much!

    Edit: http://stackoverflow...7550991#7550991
    Used this post as reference for changes

  5. In Topic: Changing Logging Configurations

    Posted 22 May 2013

    View Postjon.kiparsky, on 22 May 2013 - 11:00 AM, said:

    It does clear things up, or at least it starts to clear them up. First thing: don't go screwing around with your Eclipse config in that case - that's about making Eclipse run right, it has nothing to do with how your program runs.

    Now, to make your code work right, we need to know what logging framework you're using. There are several popular ones.


    Awesome that sounds good.

    I'm just aiming to use eclipse's native logging.

    I have osgi running and thats about it I think.

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