All,
I need to be able to take a load of jar files and compile them down to
a windows native exe. Also it has to be independent of JVM (i.e. there
isn't one).

I have a JSP with a form. The action of the form is a servlet. in my
method doPost of my servlet, i want to redirect the client to a file
.fcc with the post data of my JSP. How can i do that? (i tried with
httpurlconnection, i have the good post data but but my client is not

   I am not sure if this is the right forum to post this, so I am sorry if
it isn't.
   I am knew to java software development using the Sun Java plugins. My
company has released a beta version of some software that is targeted for

Can a client recapture his Tomcat session after he
has accidentally closed the browser, provided that
the session object still exists on the server?
Would this be a browser-specific thing? After all,

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I have some piece of code which I want to convert to Java using the
BCEL. Methodcalls etc work fine but now I am stuck with the "if then
else" structure.

JLS 12.3.3
NoSuchMethodError: A symbolic reference has been encountered that refers
to a specific method of a specific class or interface, but the class or
interface does not contain a method of that signature.

I'm developing an application that uses java sockets for client-server
communication. Every now and then, open socket connections between the
client and server are lost. This is a client side problem, which may be
related to using a Linksys router. When my client notices that it's ...

Here is a quickie!!! I have a jar file with the necessary class files
in it. What is the most efficient tool make a javadoc out of it. I
understand that all the javadoc comments are being lost when we compile
.java -> .class but i just want the method lists in a presentable html

My task is to retrieve 2 dates from a table; manipulate them based on some
rules and then use them in a SELECT statement to get data from another
table. That SELECT statement is "SELECT sum(hours) FROM time_sheet WHERE
date_worked between :startDate and :endDate".

Does anybody have any idea what it might take to allow an applet to read a
local file?  This is for a simple demo which would not involve anything
other than a laptop computer which was not connected to anything other than
electricity.

I have been tasked to create a WEB server that will operate on an intranet
during work hours and then work for about one hour on remote HTTPS
connections swapping business data using encrypted serialized objects. This
business model will not change over time. Only the ...

I am new to XSLT, trying to significantly modify somebody
else's XSL. That is not 2.0.
I need to create min & max variable(s)
to be used in many templates and sub-templates

I am trying to send various data via an ObjectOutputStream. Its working
fine for any ints or Strings, but when I try to write a customised
object, it appears to be not written at all - as when reading things
back in at the other side (via ObjectInputStream), an EOFException

I am using javamail to fetch messages from a pop3 server. I open my
session in read-write mode as I delete the messages when I close the
session.
Is it possible to make sure that when I am fetching a message from the

I have installed Oracle 9i, then create a database, fine,
I wrote a java programe to connect databade. it also working...
here is the programe
==============================­==============================­=import java.sql.*;