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2864 - Changing with weather and seasons
In relation to attractions in Melksham. Here's an admission. I've been down to the Conigre Mead Nature Reserve in Melksham a number of times, and quite frankly found it difficult to understand what all the fuss is about. As a wild area, I hadn't expected "post card pretty", but never the less I s ....

2863 - Writing a server in Java
My standard recommendation these days is that you don't write your own low level network code - but rather you use standard protocols and classes - i.e. that you use tried and tested ways of exchanging data. And on that basis, you'll find that our public training courses cover things like talking t ....

2862 - Fail Safe Error Handling in Java via Exceptions
"What could possibly go wrong?" ... The usual answer from a cynic is "anything, and usually at the most inconvenient time, and in the most unexpected way!". So checking for routine errors in your program code is a good start, but it doesn't go far enough; you need to be able to handle errors which ....

2861 - MySQL and Java - connectivity past, present, and future thoughts
MySQL has migrated from MySQL AB (1995 to 2008) to Sun (2008 to 2010) to Oracle (from 27 Jan 2010) wizard:java graham$ /usr/local/mysql/bin/mysql -uwellho -p Enter password: Welcome to the MySQL monitor. Commands end with ; or \g. Your MySQL connection id is 3 Server version: 5.1.48 MySQL Communi ....

2860 - What methods are available on this Java object?
Q: "What can I do with an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException?" for example ... A: Use the javap utility to ask what methods are available on the class ... and descent into its base class structure too, using further javap calls: wizard:java graham$ javap java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException Compil ....

2859 - Using java, javac, jar, and CLASSPATH - a simple example
What Version of Java am I running? How do I edit, compile and run a Java program? What does this error message mean? How do I puts lots of classes into a single file, then run them from that file? How do I see what's in that file? How do I get Java to look for a class it needs in a series of ....

2858 - The healthy option - away from the private car
"I used to take the train from school." No - that's a simplification. I walked to the station (Sydenham Hill until the age of 11, Sevenoaks until 17), took my train, then walked a mile home in Petts Wood. Every half hour, the 161A bus connected there with the train (ah those days of proper co-ordi ....

2857 - Park and Ride at Batheaston - will it solve Wiltshires Ills?
What's the point of having a Park and Ride on the outskirts or a large town of city? I hadn't really given it too much thought until today, when I visited the West of England Partnership and listened to their Joint Local Transport Plan 3 presentation. They look after North Somerset, South Glouces ....

2856 - Two sides of the coin
If you want to know a whole story - look at both sides of a coin. And if you want to know more than what you're being told, listen to what other people are being told. The A350 / Westbury Bypass enquiry is water under the bridge now - so this is purely academic interest - but I was told (and frank ....

2855 - Train Services - Melksham to Bath and Bristol (and airport)
One of the most popular journeys from Melksham is to Bath (about 12 miles away) and Bristol (around 25 miles). Here's a complete timetable for Melksham to Bath Spa and Bristol Temple Meads for Summer, 2010 (probably unchanged to December 2010, but please check) Monday to Friday Melksham06:4107:171 ....

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