I'm searching for a library for Java which is able to generate SQL scripts
with INSERT statements based on a data from MySQL tables. I would like to
choose which rows should be exported do SQL.
Do you know anything working like that?

I'm looking at the examples on http://java.sun.com/xml/jaxp/dist/1.1/docs/tutorial/sax/2a_echo.html
I want to parse an XML file that has just events, like this:
==>start of file
<event type="1"/>

Hi Friends,
Does any one has any idea about the following StackTrace. I am using
CLDC1.1 and MIDP2.0 with Sun Java Studio Mobility. Any help will be
highly appreciated.

configuration:
Eclipse 3.1.0
Sysdeo plugin V3
Tomcat 4.1

    Does anyone know how to configure the XML catalog in Tomcat to
avoid loading remote DTD's everytime a XML file is parsed ? I've been
reading the docs at apache.org without success.
    Any hint would be really welcome.

I'll probably get flamed, but...
I just spent the morning fixing my umpteenth "memory leak" in a large
Java application  (~200,000 lines) that I have been writing for several
years.  Again, it turns out to be "hidden" pointers inside Swing that

I´m trying to develop a Web Service in Java, based on a single
stateless Session Bean, using some external classes packaged in JAR
files.
I use J2EE, Sun Application Server.

Does anyone know what happend to Jikes ?
I would like to have a version of Jikes which fully
supports Java 5.0, but I wonder if anyone is still
working on it, since the last release was in

Hi *,
I need to set a member variable in an object, by running a thread.
I think something like that should be doable, because this is how
GUI work right? There is something however I am not getting right here.

How can I *sometimes* redirect a socket (created in a program I can not
change or extend) to go through a proxy server?
Changing the code that creates the socket is not possible, thus this
must be set up before the program is run (I run the program from within

hi...
i'm trying to use a java server in windows xp and in linux FC3 i'm
trying to see how much memory they will take.
using Alt+Ctrl+Del in windows i can see that the java process takes

In JSP, can I always declare variables inside <%...%>?  When must I use
<%!...%>?
Thanks.

I am trying to develop a VoIP solution using JMF and running on Red Hat
Linux 6.0, but I am finding serious problems:
  - the DataSink example from Sun "JMF 2.1.1 Solutions" works fine in
Windows, but in Linux gives an Exception: "Illegal request to write

I'm a newbe in midlet programming and I need some help.
My midlet communicates with a server to get certain information, for
example something like "name|address|telefon number|".
My question is what is the best method to split the text into strings

Just started learning Java Servlets and so I have a newbie question:
What's the difference between:
HttpSession session = req.getSession(true);
and