The code
SimpleDateFormat formatter = new SimpleDateFormat ("dd/MMM/yyyy", new
Locale("ja", "JP"));
System.out.println("Date = " + formatter.format(new Date()));

The javax.microedition.rms.RecordStore provides a way for a MIDlet to
store data persistently and later retrieve it while still operating
without any privileges inside its "sandbox".
I have created an Applet that emulates a MIDlet, but I am unable to

I want to construct a list of pairs without dupliactes, not the key
value pairs, I just want to ensure that the pair (not ordered) is not
dupliacted in the list.
for example

Can I somehow store file through http request?
My Java process is running on test2 machine and I would like to
store file on a test1 machine. Both servers are located in the same domain.
Example:

I am polishing a snapshot webcam viewer.  I am trying to detect if the
image the server sent me is the exact same one it sent before (or if I
am getting a cached version, against my wishes. )
In the DOS days, this would be straight forward.  I would compute a

It is my understanding that a *.jar file is simply a *.zip file
with a different extension and some META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file
inside.
I tried to: unzip a jar file and zip it again (both in Windows

I used to use c++.If you want to get input you write
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(void)

To implement table sorting in my tables, I am using the following
tableSorter from Sun (note, this is the updated version of tableSorter
that no longer uses a tableMap):
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/table.html#"sorting

I'm currently deciding on whether our development team should explictly
list classes or use package wildcards for their imports.  I've been
explicitly listing classes for years now, but the development team has
been using wildcards instead.

I have written a graphics program that generates a lot of data points
and as each data point is calculated, it is placed on the chart.  I
decided to add each point as it is calculated, rather than to generate
all points and show the chart only when all points are done, as a bit ...

Can anyone point me in the direction of information on how to control
Internet Explorer from Java?
From Java, I want to tell Internet Explorer to load a page from a given Url
(this I can already do) and then have my Java Program read the HTML that is

My audio clip program (below), won't work. What am I doing wrong?
thanks
import java.awt.*;
import java.applet.*;

I just discovered something odd.  EVERY Java utility has wildcard
ability on the command line.
If you write  *.* as a parameter, you don't see "*.*" appearing in
args[0]. Instead you see a list of all the filenames and directory

In a MIDP 1.0 MIDlet, I have an IMPLICIT list with two commands (ok, cancel)
and want to set another caption to the ok command. But MIDP 1.0 doesn't
support List.setSelectCommand(). Are there any (safe) workarounds?

In first place, sorry for my english :-)
I'm developing a J2ME application. One of the class of this applications
extends Canvas and implements CommandListener. In this class, i have a
Form object like this: