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1913 - Alastair Darling helps make paperwork and confusion
Quite frankly, I'm not convinced that a drop in VAT from 17.5% to 15% is going to bring us much - if any - new business. A hotel room at our top rate of £95.00 should drop to £92.98 ... an awkward sum, as comes from nearly every VAT inclusive price we would change. It will shake out in ....

1912 - Book now for 2009
We review our prices every 1st January, and at this time of year often say something like "Book now to be assured of getting your 2009 course at the 2008 price". But this year, I can predict rather earlier than usual, that we'll be holding the majority of our prices once again. And with course pric ....

1911 - Remember Me - PHP
Here's a paradox for you as a web site designer, when putting together a web site which requires a login. Most of your users are regulars, who really don't want the hassle of logging in every time they visit ... but at the same time, you can't allow blanket, long term logins as your site is often a ....

1910 - Java - Generics
If you're writing a Java program and you want to hold a whole series of objects of a similar type in a single variable, you can use and array ... except that you need to know HOW MANY of them there will be before you create the array. Using the java.util package, there are numerous more flexible al ....

1909 - javax.servlet cannot be resolved - how to solve
Two common problems in compiling Servlets for use within a Tomcat container ... PROBLEM: My Java Compile of a Servlet says "javax.servlet cannot be resolved" For example: [trainee@easterton sources]$ javac Smallest.java ---------- 1. ERROR in Smallest.java  (a ....

1908 - Java CLASSPATH explained
When you run a Java program (be it though the java virtual machine or as a servlet within a web or application container such as Tomcat), it's only the main code (class) that's initially loaded. Any other code (classes) are loaded in dynamically as needed. Where are these classes loaded from? ....

1907 - Melksham Hotel Rates
Melksham Hotel Rates - Well House Manor - VAT changes We're passing on the reduction in VAT rates to our customer; with immediate effect, room rates at Well House Manor are reduced to: 90 pounds per night - hotel guests, double room, double occupancy 80 pounds per night - hotel guest, double room, ....

1906 - Long, Longer, Longest in Java
If you want to find out how long a Film3 is, in the class that I use on our private Java Programming courses, you can call the getminutes method. That's standard OO stuff. But what if you want to find out which is the longer of two Film3s or the longest of a whole array of them? Don't re-write cod ....

1905 - A Gold Star for First Great Western Customer Service
Regular readers will know that I've been running something of a campaign for the return of an appropriate train service in Melksham, and that First Great Western (who took over a service of 5 each way per day on 1st April 2006 and reduced it to just 2 dreadfully timed trains the following December) ....

1904 - Ruby, Perl, Linux, MySQL - some training notes
We have just come to the end of a solid 12 days of training ... and we are just getting ready for the next week, with delegates arriving this evening. There's a lot going on behind the scenes, even over this weekend, with the hotel to be prepared as well as the training course. (Picture - our clean ....

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