I have 2 applications: one is using JBoss where the database connection is
obtained through JNDI lookup; the other is a standalone app and is using
java.sql.DriverManager for Connection. Every time after obtaining a
Connection, a stored proc is called.

I'm using Apache HTTPClient to connect to a data source.
I set connection timeout and socket timeout in the constructor of the
class like the following:
httpClient.getHttpConnectionManager().getParams().setSoTimeout(1000*60*2);

           It seems that cost two memory spaces, right? so what I have to
do is assign errorStr=null when I want to assign a new variable.
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public static String errorStr = null;

I'm using O'Reilly's servlet API to make an object based HTTP communication
between an Applet and a servlet.
Following their own tutorial 10.2.3. Object-based HTTP Communication
http://www.unix.org.ua/orelly/java-ent/servlet/ch10_02.htm of how to

Is there a way to find all the public static main methods in a given
set of classes/archives?
Aidy

    Ordinarily, to read a resource, I do:
    InputStream is = MyClass.class.getResourcesAsStream( "foo" );
    But what I want to do now is to get the directory that resource
    is in because I want to scan that directory for all the

Is it possible to load a jar file (and the classes it contains) that is not
on the class path. I know the disk file, how can I get it loaded?
Thanks
Jon

Got a big problem with this servlet
In one of the cycles suddenly it stops with not apparent reason
this is the code:
try

i am  connecting  to a servlet. i am  passing some values from JSP to
servlet. the servlet gets those values from JSP by
request.getParameter(). then the servlet creates Threads as much as
values gives to it.

I have a strange issue on my PC: I have both the MS JVM and the Sun
plugin (1.3.1) installed, and they were both working fine and I was
able to switch between the 2 using the settings in IE. Something must
have changed on my PC because now, the MS JVM only works in IE when I

Roedy Green <my_email_is_posted_on_my_website@munged.invalid> wrote on
Wed, 02 Nov 2005 14:18:39 GMT in comp.lang.java.programmer:

My understanding of regular expressions is rudimentary,
at best.
I have this RegExp to to a very simple validation of an
email-address, but it turns out that it refuses to

Have a problem related to taking over a large J2EE project
with +1500 java classes.
Had a ten minutes chat with the developer who is
leaving and the remarks are:

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Can anyone recommend a lightweigth implementation / open-source JMS server,
without all the baggage of EJB ??