I am using the split method to tokenize a string instead of the
StringTokenizer method. The program compiles without any problem.
When executing it is giving the error:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoSuchMethodError

Hi;
I am coming from C# and I want to learn and develop and enterprise
system in pure Java. I have a few questions:
1.- What is the best way to get up and running developing in Java?

I apologize for a newbie question, but I'm just starting with Java.
I'm trying to write a program which includes a class for checking if a
given text field has a value.
My basic logic would run something like:

I downloaded some games from http://midlet.org/midlet.jsp?midletId=14.
these games contains both .jar and .jad file, but no source file. But
how can I run them from netbeans or from J2ME Wireless ToolKit(namely
from KToolBar)?

I have decent knowledge of the C++ programming language, and I am
currently reading a book about Java ("Java in a Nutshell", 5th Edition,
O'Reilly).
I have a question concerning the construction of objects in Java. In

What do I need to do in order to make the following code work.
I expect the output to be "K1 value", but it returns me null.
    Map m = new HashMap();
    Key k1 = new Key("h","u");

I'm adding several JButtons to a JPanel with a horizontal FlowLayout, then
adding a JTextField.  I want the JTextField to take up all the space in the
JPanel not used by the JButtons.  If the window is resized so that the panel
gets longer or shorter, I want the JTextField to be ...

Does anybody know if there is a way to get signal strength information  
from J2ME (MIDP 2.0)?  I've tried Google without any luck.
Thanks,
Dan.

I'm trying to install the J2ME library.  I've downloaded the J2ME wireless
toolkit, however when I use 'javac' to compile my source code it tells me it
can't find some of the imported J2ME libraries in my code.  Would I have to
copy the .jar files from the wireless toolkit directory ...

I am looking for decsription what kind of test I can do with JUnit,
maybe some tutorials or examples.
Rafal

I'm just wondering if it is possible to set an HTTP proxy on
aconnection to an HTTP Server from a J2ME Device (PPC 2003).
I'm working with a J9 KVM (MIDP 2.0/CLDC 1.0) and the direct
connection works fine (on the device and on the Sun WTK Emulator).

I need to contact a webservice from a cell phone with J2ME.
I have tried to download the KSOAP2 package from
http://kobjects.sourceforge.net/ksoap2/ and have tried to use the demo
midlet shipped with the zip-file (StockQuoteDemo). I have both tried

Hello.  I guess I'm not a relative newcomer to Java, but it has been
too long that I did any actual programming and not just design work
that I'm stumping myself on what I think should be a relatively simple
problem.

I've got an app with a GUI that includes a JTable. I'd like for the
table to be scrollable, so I've created a JScrollPane on it. However,
the horizontal scrollbar doesn't have a scroll knob on it, and using the
left/right scroll buttons doesn't cause it to scroll. How can I get ...

I have a server which was implemented using standard (non-NIO) sockets.
It waits to accept() a connection fromt the client, and once that
occurs, it spawns a thread which sends contents of a file to a the
client.