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swing book06 May 2005 13:10 GMT5
I'm looking for a good book for beginners for Swing / Java. Any suggestions?
(I can find a lot of titles...but it's hard to judge whether the book is
useful or not.)
Matthijs
Checked and unchecked exceptions. A clearer explanation please.06 May 2005 13:09 GMT4
I've just been browsing through the Java tutorial which describes a
Nonruntime excption as:
"Nonruntime exceptions are exceptions that occur in code outside of the
Java runtime system. For example, exceptions that occur during I/O are
Is 'java.util.BitSet' available at JDK1.3?06 May 2005 12:55 GMT4
I am working with JDK 1.3 + Websphere.
Is it possible to use java.util.BitSet class on this environment?
- Joshua.
Sort objects in a vector06 May 2005 10:37 GMT1
I want to sort objects (implemented Comparable) in a vector. My method is to
use convertTo array function in Vector class then sort this array by using
Array.sort function. then I copy all items in this array into the old vector
(by removing all items in this vector and then uses ...
How do I find color string of Color object06 May 2005 09:48 GMT1
Hello!!
Assume I have a Color object with same color set in this way
Color c = Color.black;
Assume also that I want find what color this object c has because I want to
Unusual environment from servlet hosting provider06 May 2005 09:12 GMT2
I'm trying to deploy a JSP/Servlet application on my web hosting provider
that provides private JVM Tomcat 4.1 support.
The first problem is that their environment is setup very strange.  The
WEB-INF folder is at the root of my domain.
HELP - Java & Web Hosting06 May 2005 09:11 GMT3
Pls Help,
Not a newbie but new to Java.  I am coding a web app and my host says
they support Java but not sure what I need to do on the server or
client side.  Currently anything I put on the site comes back in xml
web hosting recommendation 06 May 2005 09:09 GMT10
   I am now using lunarpages as my web hosting company. However, I am quite
surprised to find that it does not support hibernate. So I'd like to ask if
there is any good web hosting company recommendation with jsp / servlet /
war file support  ?
Looking for a web hosting with JSP/Struts enabled at low price06 May 2005 09:07 GMT4
Does anyone have a great experience with any low-price jsp/struts enabled
web hosting plan?
Any suggestion will be appreciated.
Java hosting06 May 2005 09:07 GMT2
Does anyone have any experience with those cheapo 10-15$ per
month java hosting offers (without renting your own dedicated
server)? Are they reliable?
Is there quality support available for applications that are supposed
I'm looking for jsp hosting06 May 2005 09:05 GMT6
I'm looking for reliable jsp web hosting. I won't be using mysql, I'm
more interested in postgres or other robust rdms
Thanks
Peter Mount
Java regex imposture re: Perl regex compatibility06 May 2005 01:16 GMT2
// java has claimed to have added Perl style regular expressions ,
however
// writing a regular expression containing a variable is ugly in java.
// in Perl:  $rec =~ s/$delimiter//g  is easy to write and to read.
how to compile java with assert statement05 May 2005 22:03 GMT3
how to compile java with assert statement
I failed to compile this simple example
public class Foo
{
Can a single session be used between a java app and browser05 May 2005 20:32 GMT3
I am a newbie to java and web application and so this question
might sound silly to some of you. Anyway, this is the
scenario I have.
I have a web application running on Tomcat and it has digest
Help with writing string vertically05 May 2005 20:00 GMT2
I am trying to create a graph in Java and want to draw the x-axis
labels vertically.  So far I have not been able to do this.  I have
written a small test program for working though it.  Here is my code.
import java.awt.*;
 
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