I have a trusted applet that is supposed to generate a pdf file and
save it as a temporary file on the local machine, then display it.
Since display of such an animal can only happen with showDocument(URL,
type) I am trying to build the url using :

I can download the zip file, but can't extract it with jar. The zip size is
correct. Thank you.
import java.net.*;
import java.io.*;

I have posted the free Java source for a file splitting utility.
see http://mindprod.com/products.html#SPLITTER
Splitter Version 1.0
Split large text/html files into smaller files. I find it much

Hello everybody...
How can I string formating,
for example:

   An XML question.
   Does anyone know of an Java API that will validate a single node in
   relation to its context. I'm inserting nodes into a document, and
   I'd like to check to see if the node to be inserted is ignorable

I am making a simple https request and reading in the response.  When I
do so I am always getting a Premature EOF exception from this
particular site which is the one I need to work with.  I will be
receiving a mix of text and binary files in the response.  So somehow I

Recently I am required to write point-based rendering system with Java. I
found that the OpenGL for Java is not so good as that for c/c++. Could
someone, esp those who are experienced in such field, recommend a good Java
3D API ?  Thanks a lot

Hello Group
I am working on a web application involving (mainly) one servlet serving
most of the content. I am using Tomcat 5.5. Specifically, I want to do
the following:

Running java (1.4) under Windows (XP), how can I change the console text
color for a part of the output text, perhaps something like :
       System.out.println("This is [?1] green [?2]");
Where [?1] and [?2] are some (ANSI ?) code to set and unset text color in

I have a "classical" problem: how to update a html while a servlet is
being processed. I found some answers here, but I was not able to make
it work.
I have a html file that calls a servlet. It's simple as that:

Hi.  I just attended a design review where something funky was
presented.  I recommended a different approach but was unable to
convince others that my approach was worth doing.  I wanted to get some
feedback from this group on this problem.

I am running an application (i.e. Remedy Midtier) on Tomcat.  Currently
I run into the "java.lang.OutOfMemoryError" when performing some
activities from the browser when accessing this application.
Basically, the Tomcat crashes when the java process takes about 160MB -

To date I have used JSP documents (xml version of JSP) to output XHTML,
now I have an application that needs to output HTML 4.01.  Is this
possible?  Currently elements like meta tags written like this <meta />
are outputted as <meta></meta> which is not valid 4.01.  Any insight?

This seems like odd Java behavior.  Can someone explain the logic
behind it.
Condider these classes:
public class Base

I've asked this around a few places (especially forum.java.sun.com)
today without being answered. I'm trying to figure out whether my
thought process is right for using JTA transactions.
I'm writing servlets, with most data in SQL, persisted via Hibernate.