I wanna know why JSP implicit objects cannot be used inside methods?
When implicit objects initialized in a JSP life cycle?
Why are they not available to user defined methods?
Is there any way to make them available inside methods?

Hi, Here is my web app file structure:

I have a very simple CMP 2.0 bean where the finder method will not
parse and I almost 100% correct.  I will post all of the relevant code
and the exepction if anyone can help that would be great.
Platform

I need to install Sun Java Application Server multiple times on the
same node and have both instances running at once.  One for Dev and the
other for Test.  At present, they are installed in different
directories and the installs went OK, but I can only run one of them at

Please help.
I wrote a servelet that is to display a word document from data directory.
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public void doPost(HttpServletRequest reqst,

I've written a DVD database app in Java and, for any DVD, I'd like the
user to be able to click on a button to load the system default web
browser with the appropriate IMDb web page. Is it possible to tell Java to
open the sys default web browser with a specific page? If not can ...

I am loading a gif image file in JPanel using JLabel()
Something like this,
...
JLabel image = new JLabel(new ImageIcon("myimage.gif"));

In the process of designing a chatting system, I have to send some text
from one machine to another. This text usually contains 3 to 4 parts
separated by a token like ~ or ^ or $. At the other end I use
StringTokenizer to decode the text.

I have used Vectors extensively in the past but recently came across
ArrayList on my travels.
Both seem to do pretty much the same thing.  In the API's it says that
ArrayLists are not synchronised but Vectors are - what does this mean?

I've been struggling with this problem all night, and I feel like I'm
just missing something.
I'm basically trying to run some code in the init() method in my
servlet.  However the method doesn't seem to be getting called.  I know

I am getting the "java.io.IOException: Too many open files" error when
running some program on a Solaris 8.  Pls note, I have already set
ulimit to max.  How can I avoid this problem?  Thanks in advance for
answering my question.

What is the correct and safe way of exiting a Java JFrame GUI application?
My GUI has an Exit button, but while searching on this, I discovered that
System.exit(0) is not a good way to terminate the application. How should
it be done.

Is it possible to add syntax highlighting to a JPanel style panel from
an existing java based text editor to a custom application.  I was
thinking about doing this with JEdit and I think they will add this in
the next version.  But I don't it currently supports this without a lot

   I have just received my Digital ID certificate from Verisign and I am
trying to figure out how to timestamp my jar file using the JRE 1.5
jarsigner. Using the info from their website my command line looks like
this......

For some reason my GUI is just not appearing, it just appears as a
blank screen. Any ideas?