> Hello,
> I have a problem with lists. I begin writing an implementation of list to
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> Thanks for any help,
> Witold
Stack overflow means that the jvm ran out of stack memory. For you it
probably means that you are using a recursive function but it goes too
far and never stops until it busts the memory. Try putting a
System.out.println( ); to see why it keeps on calling itself and why
your 'stop condition' never gets reached.
> http://it.f2.pg.briefcase.yahoo.com/bc/wtkrak/lst?.dir=/java&.view=l
Il file che stai cercando non è disponibile.
Per favore effettua nuovamente l'accesso e riprova,
o fai una verifica sul documento.

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Witold - 22 Mar 2004 13:00 GMT
>> http://it.f2.pg.briefcase.yahoo.com/bc/wtkrak/lst?.dir=/java&.view=l
>
> Il file che stai cercando non ? disponibile.
>
> Per favore effettua nuovamente l'accesso e riprova,
> o fai una verifica sul documento.
I'm sorry, I didn't set correct access. Now the problem is corrected and
you can access to the files contained in the java folder.
Witold - 22 Mar 2004 13:37 GMT
>> http://it.f2.pg.briefcase.yahoo.com/bc/wtkrak/lst?.dir=/java&.view=l
>
> Il file che stai cercando non ? disponibile.
>
> Per favore effettua nuovamente l'accesso e riprova,
> o fai una verifica sul documento.
I corrected the access to the briefcase now. I also corrected the
stackOverflowError, but now when I insert few elements using the
insertFirst method, only the last one is printed. It is also printed as
many times as are the elements inserted.