hi,
i'm quite new in writing midlets, so maybe answer to my question is
obviuos.
my application needs to use http connection but when i try to run it

I want to use the settings I make in server.xml for Tomcat
configuration in my web application as well. Is there some way I can
use the values stored in server.xml directly through my web application
code instead of having to store them in another properties file?

I've got very stange situation.
I have a client using Socket and server applicaton using ServerSocket.
Server reads sth from client with this code:
while (-1 != (read = is.read(buffer))) { /* 'is' is InputStream */

In application (JAVA) I try to make reports in "PDF" format and I want to
buy 'DynamicPDF' software for this.
But is there any other java software that I can use to make "pdf" files ?
Thanks beforehand

Does Java 1.5 have circular linkedlist implementation?
if not, where can I find a 3rd party API that has it?
Cheers
Sharp

I am concerned about the possibilities of reverse engineering java
executables (.class files). There are several tools in the market
capable of doing this. Is there a way to prohibit this process for a
particular file?

I would to encode and respectively to decode string's. Now ist my question:
Is there a Funktion into J2SE 1.4 API?
Thanks
Alexander Schneider

I am writing a program to store stuff to xml using the storeToXML method
but I can;t get it to compile here it is; any ideas?
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;

"I want to seek at a particular position in a file,
however the seek position may vary with different lines.
This seek position is determined by a constant string"
Is there any way!

When I attempt to instanciate sun.beans.editors.StringEditor inside an
Applet I get this :
java.security.AccessControlException: access denied
(java.lang.RuntimePermission accessClassInPackage.sun.beans.editors)

In JDK1.5.0 there is a static method in Font class having syntax
Font.createFont(int fontFormat, File fontFile).
This let you create a font using the supplied font file.
Thus it is not necessary whether a particular font is installed on the

 I am trying to get JNI to work from my C++ based application.
Starting from the very most basic, i am just trying to create an
instance of the JVM in my main program.  Below is the code in main.
JavaVMOption options[1];

We're having problems with our tomcat virtualhost setup. See the log
below. We can't explain the "can't resolve localhost:8009" error. If you
have a clue, please let us know.
Cheers,

coded this method in bean.  The intent was for the bean to run
all the setters using the values in a vector argument.  here's
the code:
    public void loadSelf(Vector v) throws Exception {

If a method takes an Object parameter, can this parameter be type casted by
any class?
Example:
public int compareTo(Object o) {