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SortedList: best practices with java 1.505 Nov 2005 09:51 GMT5
I found some prior threads on this group regarding SortedLists, but
they were all published around 2003 or before.
What is the best practices way to implement a SortedList with Java 1.5?
I saw the technique using Collections.binarySearch() method to identify
SocketException: Connection reset05 Nov 2005 09:49 GMT1
I am currently trying to write a simple ftp client. I have only
recently started and I am running into a problem. Obviously I have not
coded everything yet. I am trying to connect to a remote ftp server,
but not to the login state yet. This is the error I receive:
need help with regex05 Nov 2005 08:50 GMT2
say i have a string as follows and i want to get what is between the
tags
String t = "<title> My First Page </title>";
String[] title2 = t.split(".+");
Why should we give the same name.............05 Nov 2005 06:48 GMT8
In Java suppose we have a  class with class name Example.
In the class we have written the main() method.
when saving the file that contains the source code of class Example
why should we give the name of the file as same as the name of the
setLocation does not work05 Nov 2005 05:05 GMT9
Please compile the following code with Javac.
Look at the objects in your browser and you will see that they dont move.
Why?
What can I do to reposition these objects?
How to read byte array on sockets?05 Nov 2005 02:18 GMT2
            I have problem while reading array of bytes. I have sent
array of bytes over the socket using DataOutputStream. Here is the code
for that:
byte[] ethFrame;
System.out calls04 Nov 2005 22:31 GMT8
Do frequent System.out calls hamper performance?
HttpUnit - JavaScript - iFrames04 Nov 2005 21:59 GMT1
Greetings All:
I am wondering if anyone has experience working with js and iframes in
httpunit?
The application I am working with has multiple iframes that get loaded
running programs on another machine04 Nov 2005 20:57 GMT7
Greetings all,
 I have what is probably a simple networking question here:
I have 3 machines: I want Machine A to run a program on Machine B. Machine B
will be manipulating a file and then storing it to Machine C. These are all
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printing from a web application question04 Nov 2005 19:32 GMT3
 Can this be done?  I put a Java web application on the web server we
have, and I had it print a file to the default printing.  It printed
fine, however it printed to the web servers default printer.  I would
like it to print to the user of the web application's default printer.
Can't find constructor.04 Nov 2005 17:26 GMT6
I have some problems with my java code. I Have 2 class SelGraphNode and
SelGraph. Both have constructors. The problems is when i instantiate
Node in SeleGraph,I get an error saying:
Can't find symbol
UML diagrammer04 Nov 2005 16:04 GMT6
Does anyone know of a good, preferably freeware, program that will take
Java code and create UML diagrams from it?  I'm also looking for an easy to
use program to draw UML diagrams.  The diagrams don't need to be converted
to code, only the other way around.
Creating new objects in for loop04 Nov 2005 15:25 GMT7
I have a piece of code which I would like to make a new object with a
different variable name everytime I loop through a for loop. Right now
I am using the same variable name and writing over it everytime but
before an iteration happens in the loop I save the object to an array.
problem killing nested Runtime.getRuntime().exec() processes04 Nov 2005 13:11 GMT1
In a shell-out I'm having a problem.
Having done far too much reading, I have separate
threads reading stdout, stderr, and a timeout thread
ensuring that my shell out doesn't take too long.
 
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