I'm developing a simple client - server application and what I want is to
automatically reload classes on server side when I change them, I don't
want to restart my server all the time.
How do I do that? Any simple examples? I've look over source code of some

If I have
final private HashMap<FunctionInputTuple, State> transitions = new
HashMap<FunctionInputTuple, State>();
And elsewhere

I found some java source which imports laf.core package.(Exactly that
imports laf.core.log.LLog class)
I googled it but I could only find some error message about it.
All I know about laf.core package is that LLog class and LConfiguration

Hi group,
Since I found the documentation unclear on the issue, I ran some tests
to see whether I could get a directory with *.class files onto the
CLASSPATH when starting a JARred Java app (java -jar someApp.jar),

I need to read some simple configuration parameters in my program.
Is there  some standard format/library/tecnique in java?
it would be a 10 line parsing function what I need, but if I can
use something already present it's better

Is it possible to set standalone='no' in Jdom for XML document?
Thanks,
Marek

I'm having a pretty annoying issue with a TCP connection in a
client/server environment.
my client connects to a server that sends it messages of variable
lengths.

My current project is in Java 1.4.2, and I was wondering if there was
any way to turn off the warning that ''enum' should not be used as an
identifier, since it is a reserved keyword from source level 5.0 on''
Thanks in advance.

Is there a way to export results generated from a Servlet as a html
table to a microsoft Excel sheet using Java ?

A suggestion for http://mindprod.com/jgloss/unmain.html
Something like:
"Be sure to comment out unused code instead of deleting it.  In no way
document whether the remaining code was intended to supplement or

Please can someone point me at or supply me with an example of sending
an attachment via webservices, preferably using Tomcat and Axis in
either a Windows or Linux environment.
I have a webservice running using these technologies but I have been

"Chris Uppal" <chris.uppal@metagnostic.REMOVE-THIS.org> wrote in message
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.java.programmer/msg/ed5ac35a48461d1a

I was wondering if anyone had implemented some sort of filter that
could alter the generated contents of a JSP.   What I want to do is
grab the the results of a jsp before it is sent back to the client so
that I can add something to the dom tree.  Is this possible?

I actually have the following problem :
I have a Java/JNI application which mixes ".h", ".cpp", ".java" (native
and regular files)
In order to compile everything easily, I did a Makefile.

The term component architecture is widely used, its meaning is the
internal components, connectors and configurations. However,  to me, it
seems a bit vague!
for example, what is the meaning of JavaBeans Architecture, does the