I am trying to write an app that will allow me to keep track of WHY I am
dialling a particular number (generally, to allow me to allocate the
call costs to clients).
My idea is basically to trigger whenever an outgoing call is made, and

I have a simple goal of invoking a session bean on app startup:
timer-service.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<server>

I have a small app written in Java 2 which allows a user to answer a
series of questions by positioning the marker on a slider.
After all the questions have been answered the slider values are saved
to a file.

the command line?
I'm new to java and was wondering if there is a command line switch
available to bring up a Unix CDE text editor when running a java app?
My problem is that I am trying to load a large text file (20-30 MB)

I have a Company table and Company class. The mapping file for Company
looks like this.
<hibernate-mapping>
   <class name="de.gloegl.road2hibernate.Company" table="si_company">

Hi *,
I basically have two xml schemas which only differ in one attribute, so I
built both around their commonality.
// __ NQItm00.xsd

I want to write the highest value of the EBCDIC data (xFF)
into an ASCII file in Java.
In other words,
I only to need to produce one value, and this value corresponds to the

I get a stange NullPointerException in getClass().getName().  The code
below is running on Iplanet app server 6.5 running on windows 2000.
The datasource is defined by an app server connection pool.
Here is the code

I want from my java app to run this shell command (as child process):
php -n my_script.php
I want to create the stdin of child process from a string in my app
(e.g. String stdin_in_child).

I have a XML file supplied by one of our content providers, that i have
to parse and import into a database. Im kind of at a junior to medium
level experience in Java, but am having trouble deciding/choosing which
XML Parser to use for this strange document.

On RedHat 9, to make java startup I've found it necessary to supply -Xmx
style option. javac fails to recognize this and still does not start. Is
there a way to globally specify these options?

************** INPUT 1 ************************
<?xml version='1.0'?>
<SOAP-ENV:Envelope
xmlns:SOAP-ENV='http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/'

I have a tree represented as a linked list of simple objects
(nodeId/parentId pairs) where the root node is the 1st element in the
list. The other nodes are in somewhat random order. The parentId refers
to the parent node.

I have a problem with the classpath within the manifest file:
Note: The names are changed due the company policy
I am using MsSQL libraries, and some of my own, which resides in \myjava
directory.

There are the results of some simple quick experiments.
Have I made any errors?
Inner classes are not permitted to have static methods or fields.
Sorry I don't know why. Nobody I have asked knows why. This is