Hello all, I want to use an editable  jcombobox to save space and provide a
list of values. When the user changes a value I want this value to be
incorporated into the jcombobox items in its proper location, how can this
be done?

The external library I am using is compiled with debug info, and it's
pretty slow.
Could I expect it to be much faster if it were compiled with
-debug:none?  What about javac -O?  Does that still exist?

Given a
 String s = "{abc}{def}{X}{Y}";
I would like to split it into
 part[0] = "abc";

can anybody help me in understanding
how much  memory is allocate to java  program
by jvm

I casted an 8 ints to byte types. Some of them come out in the right
format, but when I print them, some come out way bigger than 8 bits.
Here is the string representation of the byte [8] array:
1111111111111111111111110000101 1111111111111111111111111101000 10011

When an application needs to get information from another machine over
the network, how many distributed computing choices out there?
Here are the choices I know of, classifying by different programming
languages

With today's *average* personal/business desktop computing power, do you
consider Java based client applications to be slow?  (to remain pure,
let's just concentrate on Swing based apps)
If so, at what point (in time and/or JVM release) did this performance

Music CD experts:
 So, here's my problem.
 I burned  (or tried to burn)  my first audio or music
 CD on my computer using Windows Media Player.

In my web application (deployed in tomcat) I am using JNDI for fetching
database connections.
I did this by defining a context in META-INF/context.xml of my
application.

I am wondering how I can manually process SOAP requests without using
the SOAP or Axis frameworks for Apache. That is, I would like to parse
the SOAP request myself, and construct the entire SOAP response myself.
Any links to relevant resources is appreciated.

Despite seeing many good comments about spring, I don't see how good is it.
Anyone knows the answer to the above topic?
Regards,
James

Hi, my first request to a JSP page using a tag library (Display Tag
Library) takes about 10-15 seconds and subsequent requests are fast.
Does anyone know why the first request is slow?
I don't believe the slowness is jsp compiling as we precompile and it

I'm struggling with a bug and am writing to see if someone has an idea
that
hasn't occurred to me.
I wrote some report generation software using Quest's JClass product.

I am having a very hard time here trying to figure out how to fix this
problem with java.
I am working with many computers connected by a LAN. To use them I
should connect my computer with a ssh connection.

Which is typically faster - a Java server application or a C++ server
application?