Here's something rather interesting.  I was working on a quick program
to validate XML documents against W3C schemas, and it occurred to me
that it might not be a bad idea to validate the schemas themselves.  And
since I was going to validating schemas, and I had the meta-schema

I just (courtesy of Fedora yum update) upgraded
to Mozilla1.7.10 on Fedora FC3.
As of that moment I cannot run browser java applets
in Mozilla, Firefox or Konqueror, which was all

I was not very happy with my INI file handling and finally decided to
migrate to the more common "properties" file as defined in JDK (I'm
using 1.4)
here's the thing: I have a long list of properties, that I grouped like

How do I create a Rich Client application?
Thx

Just what the title says. I know "C" pretty well and would rather work
with that. Is there a way to write a web service using this language?
Regards.

This should be an easy one.  I need to create a HashMap with a known
size.  I.e. I know in advance exactly how many entries the map will
contain, and that number will never grow.
Is the following appropriate?

              I am developing a small program about SPP communication, the
code is completed, and tested on many Sony Ericsson phones, right now, I am
testing it on Nokia, Siemens, before I borrow these phones, I want to
simulate them on emulator, but I don't know how to plug-in ...

All,
I am new to/a little confused about how to call a Web Service. I have a
URL to a WSDL file, a method name, and i know that the method takes
XML. What else do I need to know, and how do I do this?

I need to save my object into XML file.
I am looking for something like myDomStucture.storeIntoXMLFile() that
saves it into XML file. Not parsing my object and outputting line by
line into XML file.

I have to write an J2EE application. In this application I have to write
a component that uses a lot of processing power, which runs continuously
and writes and reads data to a database every few minutes when results
are ready.

I've a C++ application, which creates a VM and use some Java classes. I
create the VM using "JNI_CreateJavaVM" API. When I try to create a Java
class object using JNI call, where all, the .class file will be
searched by JVM?

Dear friends,
I am using JNI to call java from C++. I use j2sdk1.4.1 and Visual C++
6. It works well if all codes are in the same directory. That is,
invoke.cpp, DemoMain.class and IOTestOhnePackage.class are in the same

I would like to create a class that inherits from a TreeMap and somehow
(for autoboxing, iterating and other typing purposes related to 1.5)
tell the compiler that map backing this class what types it contains.
Here is the code -- I think you will see what I mean. Specifically to

I noticed a serious problem with multi-statement query with MySQL/JDBC
yesterday. For example,
SELECT @var := 'x';
UPDATE my_table

I have to pass 2 dimensional arrays of strings to a web page where they will
be displayed in a JTable in an applet.  I'm looking for a way to package the
array into a string so that I can send it as an attribute on the
HttpResponse object and then pass to the applet as a param ...