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How to fix eclipse "resource is out of sync with the file system"14 Nov 2005 02:35 GMT1
Thought I'd put this here because when I went looking earlier I didn't
find a solution on Usenet. This error occurs when you edit a workbench
resource outside of Ecliple. To fix this problem, right click the
project or edited resource and select "Refresh". If you edit outside of
Zip Inflator14 Nov 2005 02:31 GMT8
I'm trying to read a Zip file, and am having problems.  First, here is my
process:
1) Create a ZipFile object based on a filename.
2) Get a ZipEntry object based on a filename in the archive.
newbie version control14 Nov 2005 02:11 GMT7
Hi I'm a newbie using winXP and working from console (no IDE). I've
started to experiment with simple classes and objects. As I understand
the name of the class must be same as the name of the file so if I
declare
SOAP finance requests?14 Nov 2005 01:43 GMT11
I'm trying to get historic stock returns for a web-app I want to put
together. Does anyone know of a source of such data? I see some SOAP
sites that offer quotes but I need the previous 30 months of returns to
generate my graphs.
HashSet performance14 Nov 2005 01:13 GMT14
In a chess program I am working on I was using a HashSet to store objects
of class Pattern, which contained a HashSet of Pieces.  During execution
there can be anywhere between 1 and several hundred thousand patterns in
the Set.  I was using Sets because there should be no ...
repaint() call doesn't get processed14 Nov 2005 00:23 GMT4
I'm doing a graphical interface to test different path finding algorithms.
Here is just a small test "algorithm" that I'm using to build up the
graphical methods I need. It starts from the start point and just moves
straight to the right until it reaches the end of the area (int[][]
Using Java Web Start13 Nov 2005 23:31 GMT2
I'm developing an internet application in which the client runs as a java
applet. My reasons for making the client an applet are so that no program
installation is required (just the sun java plug-in has to be installed) and
so that the user always runs the latest version of the ...
constructor is invisible? - jdom - format class13 Nov 2005 21:27 GMT2
I am trying to ouput some XML. I read the XMLOutputter
API(http://www.jdom.org/docs/apidocs/org/jdom/output/XMLOutputter.html),
and the contructor indicated that I can pass in a Format object.
So, I try to do this
mobile phone datamanagement13 Nov 2005 21:02 GMT1
I am new in writing applications for mobile phones.
I wonder how I could store data on a mobile phone, Nokia for example.
Is there any feature like database management for mobile phones?
Does anybody know a good book about mobile programming with java (not only
JVM on multiple CPUs13 Nov 2005 20:57 GMT1
My application is multi-threaded and runs on a single JVM.
1) On a multi-CPU machine, will the JVM automatically take advantage of
the multiple CPUs and run the threads across the multiple CPUs?
2) Do I have to use native threads?
Code to run Java source editor13 Nov 2005 14:22 GMT1
I am trying to create a plugin for Eclipse that will call an external
program that displays the difference between two different versions of a
program and then be able to select one of the differences and actually
open the file in a text window.
Reflection in 1.513 Nov 2005 12:45 GMT1
Before 1.5, a class could only have one method with a given list of argument
types. [1] Therefore, the behavior of Class.getDeclaredMethod() (and
lilkewise getMethod()) was simple: it would return that method, if it
existed, and throw an exception otherwise.
Reusing a MediaTracker13 Nov 2005 08:05 GMT9
My Java application is handling a lot of images. For some of the
images I need to load them completely before handlng them, so I use a
MediaTracker. Here is my utility method for that purpose:
 private static MediaTracker mt = new MediaTracker(new Canvas());
SpringHub.com: The Spring Framework Hub...13 Nov 2005 03:30 GMT4
I'm very pleased to announce the launch of SpringHub.com : a one-stop
information resource dedicated to the Spring Framework.
SpringHub.com provides free, easy and fast access to hundreds of Spring
Framework resources organized in several categories and sub-categories:
passing instructions to Google Earth through Java13 Nov 2005 01:41 GMT5
I'm a student trying to build a system that controls Google Earth
through alternative input devices. I want to use Java to listen to my
serial port, translate the data into XML (with the help of the Google
Earth API), and pass this XML to Google Earth with instructions to
 
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