I've officially slipped into the twilight zone here. I am receiving the
weirdest JSP error (nigh the weirdest error period) of all time. I was
working on a form which uses JSP and submits it to a java bean to
process the data using jakarta struts. I tried to pull out a bit of

I've been trying to work out how to get Java to handle ligatures such
as "fi" correctly, but without much success.  Various online documents
have suggested that I need to be intervening in the rendering process
and laying out my own GlyphVectors based on information associated

is there a a way to read a styled (by CSS) XML file, and get it fully
substituted, all in one (or two) step ?
Or have I to do it myself ?
I'm trying to read MathML-presentation documents, that can come with a

I am listing contents of the InitialContext with list() function. The list
doesn't contain the "java:comp" entry, however when I lookup("java:comp"), I
get it. The provider can hide some entries from listing?
Jan

It can not measure how many lines of System.out.println() has been used
around the Java world. I think if there is a function like this:
public static void print(String msg){
System.out.println(msg);

I'm trying to copy a list of files from one directory to another. I do
NOT want to use a filter, I want to explicity state in a list the files
to copy. The list should take the form of a comma delimited string. I'd
like to do something like what's shown below ( though, its obviously

I have recently started improve the unit and component tests to an
existing project and I'm finding it a little difficult to test the
components which in turn, use other components. I have a feeling I've
gone around the world to get a working solution and am wondering if

i surfed google a lot but nowhere i found a sample code about how to
integrate Struts and EJB.
all i got is advice of "session facade" , "business delegate" etc etc.
no sample code !!

I'm writing an XML file from a DOM Document like this:
  Source source = new DOMSource(doc);
  Result result = new StreamResult(new File("settings.xml"));
  Transformer xformer = TransformerFactory.newInstance().newTransformer();

I need to connect to MS Exchange Server and get any email with
attechments. Use of IMAP and POP3 are not allowed on this Exchange
Server.
Have anybody any idea, how can I resolve this problem with JAVA?

I have a custom tag, it's called fragment
I have a number of different types of fragments all of which are text
(plain, image url, html) apart from one which is a jsp type
The jsp fragment actually contains the name of the jsp (e.g

I want to take power of something, or the logarithm of something, with
different bases. the Math.* are only defined for doubles, how do I do
these operations if I am sure that everything is a perfect integer log
or a perfect power (integer).

Does anyone have anything negative to say about using JUnit or a similar
approach in the overall lifecycle of their project?
--
Mike W

I've got a JTable, with some editable cells using the "standard" Editor
(Column type is Double )
when I select a cell, and type "3" it add this figure at the end of the
cell value (lets says 1.0 for instance) and I bloody get 1.03 instead

Hi all, I've already been here with similar topic but I need your help
again. I wrote the code that should be catch an event like "left button
of mouse clicked", using java JNI and C. I wrote it by following the
Desktop Indicator sample I've found on Internet. here is the code: