I have an embedded system and want to set J2SE or J2ME on Embedded
Linux.
I heard a few ways to install JDK but I cound not understand becase,
didn't have fully information.

Hello guy's
Im a java beginner and i have a little problems with i think somes
jar's files.....
I finish my little applet to sign a document with the entrust toolkit

I have no clue about threads, but imagine it would be a good thing to
use in the following scenario:
I have a JApplet which makes a SWT-GUI, a class that extends JComponent
(for drawing a figure on a JCompoent inside the SWT-GUI) and a

The question is inbuilt in subject. I would like e.g. modify the main
headline content.
Does it possible?
Thanks a lot.

Does any body know of a way of installing a Java 1.5 program as a
windows service without resorting to writing my own C wrapper. There
seems to be plenty of 1.2 utilities out there ( commercial and free),
any ideas for 1.5?

I know there is a place in eclipse where you can turn on
automatic-linebreak, that is - if the line is longer than the width of
the current editor-window - it will automatically continue on the next
line, instead of continuing to the right. So there is no need for

Friends
Does anyone know any open source which can take a XML template and a
bunch of Java Objects and spit out an XML which follows the template? I
tried this product called axt but for some reason i get a

I am encountering a problem in a .jsp (running under Tomcat 5.0) that
tries to create a file in a shared resource (openned with the "net use"
command under Windows on a directory on another machine) : I get an
"access denied" error.

I trying to display WAIT Page inside Struts framework.
WAIT Page might refresh each few seconds. After Time Consuming Request
(long-running request) is completed, Struts Action class will forward
browser to the new page based on ActionMapping settings in

<a
href="http://home.online.no/~phersta/siggen/pictures/java-error.JPG">This
picture shows my problem</a>
Have tried to google and find information about this, and I`m sorry if

Right away, the best possible solution I have is to force the 'back'
button to forward it to the current page. The JavaScript snippet I am
using is:
<script language="JavaScript">

Hello, this may be alittle bit off topic, but I am not sure where to
post, so if you happen to know of a better place to find what I am
after please let me know.
My problem is that I have written a java application that lets the

I have been struggling to call a Java method from C++ program on
Microsoft Windows XP.
I use Visual C++ 7.1 and NetBeans tools to create the programs that
uses Java Native Interface(JNI).

Would I be intruding if I was to post PERMANENT Job orders here?

Apologies if this is slightly off-topic ...
I'm looking for a compression algorithm that works better than gzip
for small (12 bytes or so) chunks of data.  Ideally there would be a
free implementation for Java and C++ that we could use for commercial