Good day, everyone.
I've finally decided to bite the bullet and start working out J2ME in my
spare time in anticipation of a future project at work.  The most
serious difficulties here seem to be related not to programming, but

package connection.Connection;
package connection.client.Connection;   // extends connection.Connection
package connection.server.Connection;   // extends connection.Connection
or

Does anyone have a convention (with reasons!)
for the order in which
   public/final/static
appear in a declaration?

I have a Java class that has a method that generates some HTML and returns
the HTML as a String. I then have a JSP page that has <%=foobar.getHtml()%>
to insert this generated HTML into the web page. The HTML that is generated
has a form that contains a number of tables as well ...

I am trying to use native methods in java .Code is like :-
aaa.java :-
class aaa
{      public static void main(String s[])

Hi.  I'm looking for advice on using keys for a HashMap.
Is it typical to just use a string as a key, e.g., "Item A", "Item B",
etc.?  Or are other approaches better?  Since the key is just an
Object, I thought there might be some other approach commonly used

I see it's been posted before but haven't seen a good solution for this
one:
I've got a "Results.jsp" that outputs some query results from a DB2 DB.
I actually have a custom tag in the .jsp that does the actual query.

I would like to transfer code from JSP to JSTL but have some problems,
especially in the following code:
<%
   if (request.getParameter(ISBN) != null){

I have several non gui objects that has addPropertyChangeListener,
removePropertyChangeListeners and the various fire event methods.
Since there are duplicate codes, is it better if i pull up those methods
into a base class and have the non gui objects extend it?

I'm trying to execute a Java program from the command line.
I have set the path environment variable to point to the following:
- C:\Program files\Java\jre1.5.0_04\bin
- C:\Documents and Settings\Desktop\Java\Test.class

I have a java program which worked okay last week, but this week.
I added several classes, but I didn't touch the codes related to this
problem.
The skeleton code pieces for the problem is attached at the end.

We have a web application where users are able to enter html via FCKeditor.
Now there is the request to create rtf reports instead of pdf.
The advantage of having rtf reports is that they can be modified in Word
after creating by the users.

This is more for morbid curiosity, but I'm reading up on the internals
of the JVM and how the bytecode is interpreted. I plan on writing a JVM
emulator, more just for academic sake. But I have a few questions.
In classloading, what is generally meant by defining a class? I

I am trying to run JUnit test case in my WebSphere Studio, but it fails
during a context.lookup in my DAO class. The DataSource is defined on
the server, so I start the Development Test Server. Here is a snippet
of the the code in my DAO class.

Sorry for the cross post but java.gui is an extremely quiet group.
Hi,
I looking at writing an app and I have had an idea about the gui, but I
want to check if it's been done before. None of my googling has come up