I've recently been looking for some tools to help partly automate a
pretty labourious process of doing a big batch of code reviews. Very
happy with the ones I've found so far (PMD, CheckStyle and an obscure
plugin to find unused classes at http://seessle.de/dclj/de.seessle.

I've got two pieces of code; one of them compiles without error, and the
other one doesn't. I can't figure out why. Here's the code snippets:
<compilesFine>
import java.util.Vector;

i a little newbie to C++. So sorry for some stupid questions.
The following scenario:
We have a java application running on 200 pcs in a network enviroment.
If a user starts the app the complete jre has to be loaded from a

I am working on a programme dynamically invoking a method from the
input. My program will receive a string including the class name and
the method name, For example, "classA.methodA". The parameters for the
method will also be passed into my programme. Then I should invoke the

  I have just started my final year as an undergraduate and im currently
struggling on our core Java programming module.  Please could somebody
advice me on a good book/ URL that has lots of examples and covers vectors,
hashsets, hashtables etc.....

I have an application in Java accessing a VC++ dll for getting the text
in a Internet Explorer Server component. I access the dll frequently
once each second to get the latest content. It usually works fine and
does what I want but sooner or later it crashes the program completely.

Sorry to pester the list with this - it is such a simple problem I
can't figure out what to search for.
This is m first day of playing with Java.  I notice that

I am sure many of you has been in this situation and I hope someone can
help.
I want to start a small java project and collaborate with couple of
friends of mine on it.

I'm trying to validate the xml string which root follows:
<ScenarioResponse
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="Scenari
oResponse.xsd">
..............

What is the current popular way of deploying a Java application on different
platforms? The first thing that comes to mind is an executable Jar.
Sharp Tool

hi..
i may have to start to develop a rather large application.
it's an archive, is handles aspects of  boxes where the documents
reside (shipping and handling) workflow of doucments retrieval system,

I've having problems with my repaint() in the applet below. Can
someone please suggest how to fix it?
I'm trying to create a simple animation, by painting three circles,
and varying their locations. I created a simple for loop to make the

"Error while registering the Java 2 Runtime Environment registry keys"
I am getting the above error when trying to install the 1.3 JRE
(installed with the 1.3 plug in which I need). As part of my
development I have been installing and uninstalling the JRE multiple

Hi, I have a strange problem here:
I installed J2EE on windowsXP. after the installation, my Eudora
stopped working, my Tomcat wouldn't start any more, the FTP function
inside my DreamWeaver stopped working. Addtionally, I couldn't get

I have a bit of a dilema (sp?) that I can't figure out.  I just finished Day
13 in Learn Java in 21 days, and I know I am never going to learn any of
this stuff if I don't get my feet wet a little with a projec that I make.
Here is my layout: