Module development and code questions

Does anyone around here creating any modules that use Java Servlets? If so what's the best way to make that happen, or is that even worth messing with? I suppose you could use the experimental php/java extension or use some sort of web service-like system.

Thanks.

Hi guys.

I'm new in drupal and im using it for my project, coz im not very good at .php language..
so, to make my work more easier, i use drupal with the ecommerce module..

is there an ecommerce module that will work with the Drupal 4.7 RC?

Im having a problem with me ecommerce.cvs

coz i don't think that it will work with the drupal 4.7 RC..

any help is very much appriciated..

thanks guys..

I am having problems figuring out how to do this query.

I have a bunch of cell phones categorized by taxonomy. For instance I have a Category called "SonyEricsson" that lists all the different types of SonyEricsson phones. Each type of phone is a term. For example:

New to Drupal, so please bear with me and thanks in advance for the help.

Installed Drupal and TinyMCE without issue. TinyMCE is enabled and functions correctly when unmodified.

I copied the tinyMCE.init code found on the TinyMCE site in example_full.php, as I'd like to have all options available.

Should this code be added into "tinymce.module"? I've made a few different attempts to add it to this page, resulting in duplicate textareas being displayed where only one should appear... so I'm beginning to think I'm in the wrong file.

Hello,

I have released a first version of the new phpbb2drupal project for Drupal 4.6. For this, I have branched cvs with the drupal-4.6 tag as advised on the documentation.

Now, I need to release a new updated version of the same project still for Drupal 4.6. How do I handle cvs so that this new version replaces the old one on the project page?

thanks.

And now concerning the gradebook....:

on one website i came across a grading system roughly with the following outline:

- 100 points for answering questions relating to subject (10% of total grading)
- 100 points for actively participating in class discussions (30% of total grading)
- 100 points for posting pictures concerning project (20% of total grading)
- 100 points for writing an essay reflecting personal understanding of the subject (40%)