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passing a coneccion to a servlet01 Sep 2005 14:43 GMT2
how do i do that???
i mean, i know how to pass a connection between classes. for example in
the class that recives the connection you can do this.
public class example(){
jsp - jstl. help with comparison of strings. newbie01 Sep 2005 14:27 GMT2
I am having problems with comparing two strings. The code should run
one action if they are equal or another if they are not equal. In my
version the 2 strings are always not equal eventhough they appear to me
equal.
problem downloading excel file01 Sep 2005 13:15 GMT6
I am facing a pecular problem.I am generating xls file at app server
and downloading it to the client.But after downloading if the file is
opened it is coming as deformed where as if i am opening the same file
generated at the server it is opening perfectly.can anyone plz help me
JNDI context.lookup( ) timeout01 Sep 2005 12:57 GMT2
Could anyone direct me to where i could set the timeout for lookup() on
the context in JNDI. i am using JMS on JBoss, i cant seem to find any
XML file that has the parameter that i could use.
any help welcome,
General information01 Sep 2005 08:32 GMT3
General Tips
If you're new to Java, after the first few days, do consider using an
IDE with intellisense like JCreatorPro (JCreator Lite is free but has
no intellisense) or IntelliJ IDEA or Gel(GExperts.com) or Eclipse.
To increase speed on manipulating big arrays in Java with minimal bounds checking, ...01 Sep 2005 07:34 GMT16
To increase speed on manipulating big arrays in Java with minimal
bounds checking, would it be possible to have some operators that only
do bounds checking at the boundaries of the array?
I suppose I'm thinking of some sort of 2D or 3D (or more) iterator?
trouble handling java objects from inside java methods via C01 Sep 2005 06:21 GMT3
I am trying to use the invocation API to load the JVM from C. Java
method calls from C seem to work only when the objects being manipuated
within Java are simple data-types like "int". The moment I try to use
int[] I always get a return value of "0" from my method calls.. Also,
Signing Certificates01 Sep 2005 01:47 GMT13
I'm running a development weblogic server and have setup both the
server Identity and trust keystores.  However...I would like to
configure my WL server to (Request and Enforce Client Certificates).
Does anyone know how to use either the SUN keytool or weblogic
 
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