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How do i count millisecs with Java Applet Runnable..21 Apr 2005 20:40 GMT2
-!Hei!-
Im a new with Java and i dont find a command to count
millisecs !
Please help...
how to insert into oracle database bind vairable in java21 Apr 2005 19:47 GMT2
I used java to process a text file and insert into oracle database.
The insert values is bind constant values but bind vairable.
How to bind variable to insert into oracle database in java?
can you show me a example, thanks
Can't write to a file21 Apr 2005 18:02 GMT8
I posted earlier about writing to a file from an ejb and found that you
can't do that so I am now calling a function outside of my bean that I
pass a vector to.  I am not even trying to write the vector contents, I
have hard coded a string to be written to the file.  I can creat the
Byte to String21 Apr 2005 14:29 GMT8
I'm the beginner of Java .
I'm writing a function about changing string to Byte.
But i have many problems in compiling the code.
Please give me suggestion, Thanks.
JSP authentication21 Apr 2005 13:35 GMT4
I have a web site which will be accessed only from the corporate intranet.
request.getRemoteUser() returns null, therefore, authentication has
not been enabled.
I want to be able to get hold of the Windows 2000 login id of the
Interpreting JSP code21 Apr 2005 09:51 GMT4
In my Java webapp (using tomcat/struts), I end up having some generated
JSP code that I would like to send to the browser.
Currently the only way I have found of doing this is writing the code to
a JSP file and redirecting to that file.
JUnit - making reports21 Apr 2005 05:58 GMT5
Is any way to make some JUnit reports?
Rafal
String-based Switch Request...21 Apr 2005 05:42 GMT14
[] A string-based switch would have the following benefits for JAVA,
  1) Increase maintainability of code (especially GUI code)
  2) Facilitate good callback programming design and modularization
within GUI code
.equals question21 Apr 2005 03:54 GMT14
Hi All;
This is a question that's been bothering me for a while.  Since I work
around it, it's no big deal but I think it makes my code ugly.
My question is this:  I understand to compare a string value in Java I use a
Help 'error' Cannot find it.21 Apr 2005 03:41 GMT2
Can't find error
C:\JAVA\WS_BuyerInterface\src\ws_buyerinterface\Main.java:29: illegal
start of expression
public class BuyerInterface implements ActionListener {
Using DOM Library to Add Namespace Declarations to Root Element Tag20 Apr 2005 23:30 GMT5
I am trying to modify the root tag of a Document.  Specifically, the
root tag is currently <FDXGroundCallTagRequest> and I am trying to
append some namespace information to it so it becomes:
<FDXGroundCallTagRequest xmlns:api="http://www.fedex.com/fsmapi"
javac compiler over web20 Apr 2005 22:19 GMT2
A lot of times when I'm away from my main computer, I want to compile
Java files but don't have access to the javac compiler.  Does anyone
know of a web site that will convert a .java file into its .class file?
Thanks.
Java public class modifier20 Apr 2005 22:09 GMT13
When we declare a class with public, all the methods and variable with
no specific modifiers, will be taken as public. Am i correct.
public class Test {
    static void main(String args[]){
CLASSPATH Disappears!20 Apr 2005 21:34 GMT12
I need help/assistance from someone re. this continuing problem of mine of
the CLASSPATH suddenly disappearing for no obvious reason!!! Believe me, it
is quite a "laborious" task to always have to re-set all of the Environmetal
Variables that my copy of Java and other ...
Why isn't there a comparator for "equals()"?20 Apr 2005 21:30 GMT19
I have a class which provides several definitions of equality.
equals() uses a particular definition depending on a value set via the
(static) method Classname.setEqualityMethod(VALUE).
It doesn't take a genius to see that this is very error-prone (not
 
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