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Bug tracking system recommendation06 Sep 2005 16:09 GMT12
My organization is looking for a Web-based bug tracking system that can
run on Linux and uses either MySQL or Oracle. It doesn't matter too
much what language it's written in, though either Java or something
that doesn't require an interpreter would be preferred over Perl or
how java variables are stored?06 Sep 2005 15:25 GMT28
In java turorial i read that if code is
   int arr[];
   arr= new int [100];
then arr is stored on stack and actual array is stored on heap.
MD5 class?06 Sep 2005 14:09 GMT4
I'm looking to provide a MD5 checksum to protect some data generated in a
C++ application.  I believe the Signature class provides MD5 decryption in
Java?
TIA,
convert Jakarta Ant script thru XSLT to HTML06 Sep 2005 14:07 GMT3
Javanese:
Suppose I have an Ant script, and I want to convert it to a quicky HTML
representation of itself.
For esthetics, and eventually for editing and launching events, are there
Named Queries in HIbernate 3.006 Sep 2005 11:59 GMT2
I am facing tremendous difficulties in having Named Queries in
hibernate3.0.
Please help me out.
Following is a sample xml file in which I mentioned the named query
thread working memory and synchronized keyword06 Sep 2005 11:18 GMT11
I have a question about the example code at the bottom of this message
(excuse the omission of getters/setters).
Basically I have method in the class Test that starts a new thread (an
instance of the class X). Lets say thread #1 is the thread that calls
Do you know the Exception ?06 Sep 2005 10:42 GMT2
 Hi Friends ,
      I hav destructed with
java.security.accesscontrolException, ----
                " access denied !!! "
Problem about Struts Tags06 Sep 2005 10:13 GMT2
In Struts bean tab library, for the define tag, what is use of name
attribute and property attribute?
For example,
<bean:define id="layoutId" name="layout" property="layoutId"/>
S1AS and JMS over SSL06 Sep 2005 08:19 GMT2
At the beginning i'd like say hello to all users, because it's my first
time in here:)
I've trying for few days already to run JMS over SSL on Sun Application
Server but with no success.
How to Monitor the uploading a file using java06 Sep 2005 06:49 GMT14
How do we know when the file is completely uploaded or not, using Java?
The scenario is something like this:  i have one folder, i have
listener to that folder which does constantly monitor that folder for
new files.
Object... question06 Sep 2005 04:32 GMT3
recently, while looking into java source code, i found following method
declaration:
public Object invoke(Object obj, Object... args)
    throws IllegalAccessException, IllegalArgumentException,
weblogic06 Sep 2005 02:19 GMT2
This is newbie question.
What is weblogic? Is it replacement
of apache or tomcat? if not is there
any thing available in open source?
Method chaining with generics06 Sep 2005 01:48 GMT30
Allow my code to explain:
       Bsc bsc = BscHelper.createBsc();
       SiteType siteType = BscHelper.createSiteType(id,name);
       bsc.getSite().add(siteType);
static block run several times (j2ee, apache tomcat)06 Sep 2005 01:46 GMT15
The way I understand things, a static block should only run once, when the
class is loaded. But in my test case (se below), it is run several times.
The code:
public class Test
String continuation on next line05 Sep 2005 22:10 GMT2
I've searched all my Java books ans newsgroup archives and found nothing.
Once I thought that I saw a character at the end of a line allowed a String
literal to span multiple lines.
I have some XSLT code that I want to write out with one println( )
 
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