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![]() I looked through the classes and found the Search.java . This Class seems to handle the incoming search-queries and the String mQueryStr seems to be holding an actual query. I hope you can make something of this. If you succeed, keep this forum informed. Good luck, Konrad |
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![]() Hi, I was thinking about this just tonight: I inserted the following line into the handleQuery method of the ReadWorker class: mManager.log (msg.getHeader ().getFromHost ().getHostAddr () + ": " + msg.getSearchString ()); This enters the IP address and search string of each search query into the log file. |
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![]() I have this "Furi-Developers-Package" at hand. But it is still necessary to have at least a "slight" insight into the process of java-programming. You should at least be aware of how a java-program is compiled and packed into an executable jar-file. If you really want to get into java-coding I´d rather not start with the Furi-Source. Get through some tutorials first and get some programs running. When you know how the development process works Furi will be a very interesting source to look at. |
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![]() Agreed. I got a link to source too and it is a bit hard to decipher. I'm into ASP and ColdFusion so Java looks a bit foriegn right now but I'm going to keep trying to learn in my spare time. Would you mind sending me the source in a zip if its not too much trouble? Not sure how big it is but if you can (since you've already downloaded all the separate pieces) send it to hael@iname.com. If your not willing its no problem. I'll just go spend the time clicking =P Regards, Hael |
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Thread | Thread Starter | Forum | Replies | Last Post |
memorization of search-words | jmb | New Feature Requests | 5 | December 3rd, 2005 04:56 AM |
option to exclude certain words from a search | coolguy | New Feature Requests | 3 | February 16th, 2005 06:32 PM |
can you force both words in search? | Kathy G | Open Discussion topics | 3 | January 26th, 2005 07:49 AM |
search with ALL words | limeyann | General Mac OSX Support | 0 | September 5th, 2002 03:40 AM |
Search for some words?? | Unregistered | General Gnutella / Gnutella Network Discussion | 0 | June 13th, 2001 11:18 AM |