My Java program read a flow which come from a an external program and
has been devlopped for a Printer.
So flow contains special character like \r for returning at the
begining of line.

I am having a problem copying the content of a JTable containing query
result into a 2 dimensional array. I need to copy the data and column
in order to mine the data.
I appreciate all help.

I have started writing a small app using JSF. This app needs to draw
some chart/graph with data input from user.
Some googling on this topic has led me towards using JFreechart/Cewolf
package.

I am writing a custom JSP tag and I need to be able to determine how
the servlet container is configured. Specifically, I want to be able to
do things like get a list of the port numbers in use and which schemes
they are using (e.g. HTTPS on port 8443).

Although there are several postings that discuss this topic, I am
unable to form a conclusive position on this topic: can a given local
port connect simultaneously to many remote sockets?
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Please don't laugh, but I am working on a problem with a retail system
that is running IBM 4690 BASIC. I won't go into detail regarding the
problem other than an application on the cash register is dumping and
no one can figure out why. I am hoping (praying) that someone can point

Thanks.

I have inherited an RMI client-server app, which I am extending and
maintaining. Unfortunately, the current build procedure creates a
single jar for the entire app, which then resides both on the client
and the server. This means that when even the smallest tweaks are made

Just passin' through....
Xah Lee, on Aug 22, 2:43 pm wrote:
Unix, RFC, and Line Truncation
[snippage]

Does anyone know why
Calendar c = Calendar.getInstance();
c.set(Calendar.AM_PM, Calendar.AM);
System.out.println(c.get(Calendar.AM_PM));

I am using MAC OSX 10.4 (imac G5).
I am trying to load a JNI library libxxx.jnilib through an applet.
The code is as follows...
System.loadLibrary("xxx");

Hello. I'm currently writing a java program that connects to a website
and reads information from it. Eventually it will return a URL for the
user to go to. The only problem is there are a lot of "per-session"
temporary cookies involved. I haven't found a way to go from the java

for a simulation tool I have to display digital waveforms like the
following:
Sig1:  _____/-----\____
Sig2: ____/-----\_____

I want to select row in JTable that contains large table (not all rows
can be visible on the screen at once).
I use method
grid.getSelectionModel().setSelectionInterval(i,i);

I am developing a Web Cient to retrieve the data from the database
server using JSP and Java.
I know I can use "new Date()" to get the time of the Web Client. But I
don't know how to get the server time from Web Client? Any clue of how