I have a perl script which parses through a local log file, and prints
some output to stdout.  i would like to be able to view the output of
this file from the web, typically through JSP, which i have some
moderate programming experience.  Is this possible? To do local

Learned Readers:
  The following program runs out of memory on my OSF1
platform but seems to work OK on the NT, Solaris, and
Linux hosts I've got access to.  Does anyone have any

All:
  I've done some more digging into the OOME I'm getting on
an OSF1 platform, and here's an even simplier example that'll
fail every time.  I would be much obliged if someone can post

I'm actually not interested in making a card counter, but I AM
interested in crafting a utility to assist me and others who are
visually impaired in some of the online game rooms that use java
applets.

I have templates as .rtf files (letter files). In those files, I have
bookmarks for automatically inserting some fields such as name, address from
a database. My question is how can I use automation to insert those fields
into these .rtf template files. I know there is a POI package ...

I am working in a Struts web based J2EE environment. My application is
packaged as a web app.
I have application level configuration information that needs to be
kept in a properties file. My problem is how to programmatically

i'm using rad6 (eclipse) for development.
let's say you have a class organized so that members and methods are
grouped, eg: members at the top, split up by static versus instance
variables, followed by methods static/instance, etc.

I have been trying so many things to load in images from mutiple
formats (PNG, GIF, JEPG and TIFF), resize and save them out as JPEG's.
I am currently using JAI to load in the images via a stream.  But when
I save them, they sometimes end up corrupt or turn blueish and etc.

I just don't know what the problem is.
I've created a JFrame extended window (called WindowThing) and done
neat stuff, then I found out I could make it look shiny by adding to it
this.setDefaultLookAndFeelDecorated(true);

Group,
I am trying to load a 300DPI image that exits on the server in a java
applet. The time it takes to stream the data, render the image(high
quality) is 8-9secs. If I try to render the image at a low quality

I have done little Java Advanced Image (JAI) processing; mostly I work in
Java3D and Java.  But I do have access to JAI libraries for image processing.
I have a 368 x 198 texture that I need to place on some Java3D terrain.
Both the geometry and appearance nodes for a Shape3D have ...

I know it is possible with Statement, but I didn't find similar method in
PreparedStatement for me to execute batch. Can anyone tells me if it is
possible with PreparedStatement too?
Regards,

I am using a DefaultListModel instance to store the contents of a
JList.
The data I want to store in the list is (for implementation reasons)
stored in a TreeSet.

While generics ought to be saving me time, I'm spending far more time
trying to figure it out than I can afford!
Here we go. I want a factory method for creating new instances of a
known base class given the class name. Then I want to call that factory

I am reading this book - Java Unleashed - However I cannot get the
programs on the CD because the CDrom no longer works. I am just
wondering if anyone has the CDrom available and can send me a copy of
the source code for the programs.