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JLists27 Aug 2005 10:02 GMT2
                   I have three JLists in three individual JScrollPanes.
All the objects in the JLists are equal in size
What i need to is when i select an object in a certain JList, the index
second and third JList is selected and also the JScrollPane is supposed to
RMI Naming.lookup exception, what is it?27 Aug 2005 08:26 GMT3
I got the following RemoteException when executing a lookup statement,
how to decipher this:
java.rmi.UnmarshalException: Error unmarshaling return header; nested
exception is:
Re:Blockingio27 Aug 2005 04:26 GMT4
Pete Barrett" <petebarrett@beeb.net> schreef in bericht
news:dg6kg1ddapnmbdu0of920u2jvotrje34rf@4ax.com...
>>> On Mon, 22 Aug 2005 18:05:49 +0200, "bitshit"
>>> <bitshit_at_hot_mail_dot_com> wrote:
ANT, ANT_OPTS and heap size27 Aug 2005 03:15 GMT4
I have a java applet that scans images using TWAIN. Depending on the
image options (dpi, color, etc), some combinations create a
java.lang.OutOfMemory heap error.
I am trying to set initial and max heap sizes by compiling the java
Display a servlet form when no parameters are passed27 Aug 2005 03:00 GMT4
I have a notty problem trying to display
a form initially. The form works fine when
it submits to itself, but throws millons
of errors when it first displays, 'cos it
Curious problem when applying XSLT.....27 Aug 2005 02:56 GMT3
I've a curious problem at the moment and was wondering whether anyone
might be able to help. I have a SOAPBodyElement object that was
returned from a SOAP call. I then convert this into a Document object
and then attempt to apply a XSLT file to it. Unfortunately the output
Runtime27 Aug 2005 01:17 GMT4
                  I am using the Runtime class to run a java program by
using the java intreperter.
This is what i am doing to get the output stream of the java program
String str18 = //The string to run the java program with the java
General Programming tips27 Aug 2005 01:00 GMT4
Here is a bunch of good tips for progamming, in general:
Murphy's Law of programming states: "The sooner you start coding your
program, the longer it is going to take." Design to great detail and
elaborately and then only, start coding. Falls very much in line with
writing to files in java27 Aug 2005 00:42 GMT2
Writing to files
How do I write to a file in Java?
(a)
Using FileWriter:
Conversion tool from awt to swing?27 Aug 2005 00:37 GMT3
Is there a tool somewhere that can convert the source code of an awt
application to swing?
Chris
Java and OLE to MS Word (or OpenOffice) ?27 Aug 2005 00:31 GMT2
Im in the process of converting an application from a legacy language into
Java with Swing GUI and have a requirement to print MS Word documents which
contain bookmarked fields. The idea being that I update the bookmarks and
then print/save the document etc.
Classpath27 Aug 2005 00:30 GMT2
                 I need to ask a very generalised question about
classpath.
                  Now i have a java class file named JTim.class
Now on the command line i run JTim like that
Inheritance and Constructors26 Aug 2005 23:49 GMT6
HI, Can anybody help me, i am on a set of labs which i am getting 1 error
and i not sure how to put this right
Tony :-)
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Reading from files in java26 Aug 2005 22:26 GMT11
Reading from files
How do I read from a file in Java?
(File input in Java)
(a)
bit-masking question26 Aug 2005 21:26 GMT7
Hi, I've been given a problem by my Comp Sci teacher over bit-masking,
which I have absolutely no knowledge about.  I'm sure its going to be a
really simple and stupid question to a lot of folks out there, but its
not for me :)
 
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