It's my first application with JFrame. I have a problem with changing
colors in my application.
Frame name is: JFrame1.
It contains a JPanel class named jPanel1.

I'm calling remote methods on the server, where database queries are
executed.
sometimes it takes a while to get the results back to the client side.
I'm trying to display JDialog with message to wait, but while dialog

Can I record voice via microphone...
(what class???)
...and after send the voice to server?
(With a Java Applet)

From Object's JavDoc:

I need to be able to change (really add to) the classpath after my main
application is running.  Can anyone tell me how to do this?
Any help would be appreciated
Brian Andersen

I have a problem in that I do not have the internet and I have no
means of splitting files on the machine I do have for downloading
archives.  This means that I am relying on split files already online
which are less than 1.4mb in size.

class MySuper {
   Date date;
}
class MySub extends MySuper {

Does anyone know of a tool for Converting Text to images so that I can still
have image buttons on my site while having it localised?
Thanks,
Andoni.

take the following file Bug.java:
   import java.util.*;
   public final class Bug<Item> {
       public Bug(Collection<Item> items) {

I've been developping a Java application using sun's 1.4.1 on my NT4
box.
It's a financial application that retrieves market data in real time,
displays it in JTables, do some computations, and from which you can

I have a data structure that is currently implemented using the List
interface. My data consists of a collection of Objects ordered within
a list. I will soon start running into memory problems, so I need to
cache this all to disk. Ideally I would have a List implementation

It could be compiled in eclipse, but when I tried to compile it through
maven, it said "class$ is reserved for internal use". How to solve this
problem?
Thanks.

hey everyone,
  is anyone running the jsb package sucessfully on linux? I am
running Redhat 8 and have compiled in ehci device support, but for
some reason I'm getting an exception:

My "gotcha" for the day... java.beans.XMLEncoder writes
a bean to a stream in XML form. But be careful if there
are static arrays! Here's what can go wrong.
First, a tiny class that "holds" an array of int's:

I need to download large CSV files into String objects for processing.
Unfortunately my download routine seems to be exceptionally slow.  I
believe it's because of the following line
ret+="\n" + line;