Long time lurker, first time poster. Wondering if I could ask on some advice
and help on a group project.
What we'd like  to do is to put together an:
Interactive Fiction / Text Based Adventure games with say

I have J2SE 5 installed on my PC and am using it.  I went to install
J2EE, but the "bundle" at the sun website included J2SE 5 and a web
server and some documentation.  So that implies that the J2SE JDK has
servlet and JSP class files in the class libs already on my PC.  But I

I'm starting to get heartily sick of Tomcat 5.0, which just doesn't seem
to be cutting it in our production environment.
Apart from Sun's Web Application Server, what stable alternatives are
there that can support upwards of 10 000 requests per day? Our environment

I don't understand how to have a JTextArea or a JTextField on a node of
a JTree.
Someone can help me?

I've started working with the ImageIO but there is something I don't see in
the API Guide or the API.
Basically, I would like to write code that uses ImageIO classes to get all
of the images comprising a given animated GIF and then view them as an

Im trying to implement the drag on drop example presented on
www.javaworld.com/javatips/jw-javatip97_p.html
in my own application.
The weird thing is that in my application I cannot get the object to

Is their a way of reading MS .msg file from outlook in java and converting
them to java mail format?
Thanks
Jon

I was wondering is there any issues with having a common package have
it's property file also contained in it's jar file?  I'm having a
problem with it finding it when using that jar file in another
application that uses that common package.  It finds the classes in that

Is it possible to integrate the JVM's assembly language into standard
high level java code? I'm thinking along the lines of the __asm
keyword/directive in C/C++ which allows embedded assembly language

When users, who are logged onto our domain, access internal apps using
their browser we can authenticate them using JCIFS for NTLM, since the
user is already logged onto the domain they do not need to re-enter
their username and password. We now want to move to AD and eventually

                 I have submitted a RFE at sun to make JavaMail Part of
J2SE so please vote for it if you want it to be part of J2SE
Here is the link
[url]http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6330014[/url]

I tried to find the list of well-known Internet sites which use Java
based web servers (tomcat, weblogic, Jboss, etc.).
I googled but didn't find that list.
So far I know the following :

I have a java.sql.Blob object that represents an XML file. I would like
to right the Blob to a file on the file system. Can someone tell me an
easy way to do this?

I'm up to day 6 and can't compile Storefront correctly to move forward.
I receive the following error message:
c:\j21work\org\cadenhead\ecommerce>javac -classpath "" *.java
Note: Storefront.java uses unchecked or unsafe operations.

My latest project, an ftp server ( http://iftpd.sf.net ) is sorta
complete and I'm now wondering how do I tell people that the program
exists? I'm sure there must be more than just one person in the whole,
entire world, that would appreciate it.