I'm trying to throw an exception from my native C++ code, the code
snippet looks like this:
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jclass clsException = pEnv->FindClass("MyExceptionClass");

I want to be able to browse an LDAP directory (Active Directory) and bring
back the names of users and servers. I can connect to the active directory
server and get authenticated, but how do I construct a query to browse for
information I have tried:

I try to use Slide to connect an MS Exchange, I have an httpclient
exception.
any idea ?
my code is :

I have to write a application to concatenate couple of gif images to
generate a animation. The basic problem is that the file size of final
animation is very huge.It's uncompressed.
Can some body point 2 good library which generate proper compressed,

First of i am new to j2ee.
I was wondering if we build system on J2EE, the communication
(like file transfering)  for that system will be slower because
we are on the web server? I think building on windows service ( server )

I have a java application (1.3.1_01) using multiple threads.
When a new code(to scroll text) is added using thread with sleep
interval 17, the clock is running too fast i.e., in 10 minutes of
regular time it is 25 minutes.

Is there something in the API for left-padding an int with, say, 0's when
converting to a String, such that, say 1 becomes "01" ? -Ike

I have a JSP with a hidden field:
<html:hidden name="FrmCustomerHolding" property="localTag" />
localTag is of type Tag in my form (private Tag localTag;) and has
methods "getTagName()" & "getTagValue()", both return a String.

I made a class that extends jtable.  But its acting a bit weird.
The first thing I do in the constructor is to call the
super(data,columnnames).  This would seemingly make a Jtable object
yes?

How Tomcat is usually configured when it is wanted to get information
from Windows Server (e.g. Active Directory running in W2k or Win2003)?
What Realms should be used in Tomcat and how this is done, any document
available?

I am using JSP. I got this error" The code of method
_jspService(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest,
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse) is exceeding the 65535 bytes
limit ". Is there any way around this? I am now in a position that I

I have a a hash map full of objects that contain references to other
objects in that map, grouped in a threaded message fashion. There's a
linked list style previous messages and next message.
I serialize this map to send it over RMI, but it seems quite slow.

Hi, I'm trying to send a mulipart html message through an SMTP server
using JavaMail.
The result is this:
<pre>DEBUG: JavaMail version 1.3.2

I need to add a variable (i.e. value) and a getter (i.e. getValue) to
MyObject.class. The example code in the distribution package showed
only how to modify existing methods. Is there a simple way to do it. Or
may be other byte code injectors?