Re: overridde system function
From: nos (nos_at_nospam.com)
Date: 12/31/03
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Date: Wed, 31 Dec 2003 20:05:08 GMT
"E.Otter" <no-email@given.com> wrote in message
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> If you are referring to changing the computer's environment variable (like
> PATH), you *might* be able to do this with System.setProperty(). Its a
> *might* because it depends on what security permissions your code has.
> To read about setting security permissions check the Java SDK
documentation
> on the Policy File Creation and Management Tool.
>
> FYI: System.getEnv is deprecated. Use System.getProperty().
>
> "nos" <nos@nospam.com> wrote in message
> news:Qe9Hb.471700$Dw6.1385622@attbi_s02...
> Just curious about how I would specify
> the location of a system file like this one
>
> public static String getenv(String name) {}
>
> if I wanted to override it in my file
> C:\eclipse\workspace\newdraw\MyClass.java
>
Sorry, that's not it. I was not clear. What I was
thinking of is how to override a method that is
in the SDK. The part I don't understand is that
the SDK method would be in a different directory.
I think for "Applet" I would just do
public class myClass extends Applet() {}
since there is only one "Applet" there is no problem,
but what about "Date" since there are two (maybe more)
"Date"s
java.util.Date and java.sql.Date
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