In my SIGNED applet, I try to get an image:
  String pImage = "/images/myimage.gif";
  Image image = getImage(getDocumentBase(), pImage);
In this particular case, the document base is

I provide a Web service that is mostly JSP with a few java classes
thrown in. I want to give my customers the ability to down load a
subset of the service's functionality (JSPs) to run offline.
How can I encript the code so that it cannot be reversed engineered?

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I use javax.mail to send http mails that include urls.  On some mail
clients, including Lotus iNotes, urls contained in the mail are
truncated.  For example:
http://www.crappysite.com/index.html?param1=foo&param2=bar

I have parent class with a lot of constructors.
So, I have to repeat all of them.
Then I use new class as parent again.
And should recreate all constructrors again.

Is there any easy way to get Java to determine whether a file is a binary
file or plain text ascii file?

Hi all, does anyone here know if JCreator creates the javadoc's for a given
class or project or and if it does, how do you do it?
Thanks in advance
JS

I am experiencing some problems with MSSQL (ver 8.0).
While I can execute sub-select statement directly on a MSSQL server,
I cannot do the same thing in JDBC.
Like the following statement( JDBC throws exception about mismatched

This Accenture employee feels like Winston Smith :-)...
The yahoo mail accounts have been removed, probably at the
request of the Chinese or Daniel A. Morgan.
As it stands, only one office completed its survey.

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while ( !done )
        {
         gui.repaint()

During some testing of my Web Service, written in Java using Axis, I
ran into some extremely slow times.
Simple Web Service calls would take in excess of 2000 ms. I am
conversing with a web service on my own machine. (Remote machines times

I would like to have a file chooser that lets me look at all of the entries
in a Jar (and maybe a Zip file) the way that a standard JFileChooser lets me
look at all of the entries in a directory. Ideally, the jar could be located
in the filesystem, on or off the classpath, or even ...

As known, we can use <%= and %> or  <% and %> to cite Java code in
JavaScript, is it able to access JavaScript data in Java code?
Thanks!

There are two parts to this question.  The first is directly Java related,
the second is an algorithm issue.
I would like to use the built in quicksort functionality, but have different
input parameters that can be used to sort it.  Am I going to require a

I want to use JSObject to trigger some javascript events, but I have a
fairly complicated piece of code, with many classes, and I want to call
JSObject from outside the main applet class.
The problem is this: The method that calls JSObject cannot be static,