hey im makin a progrogram for school, and part of this program i need
to fidn out the current users name and the tasks that are runnign is
there any simple way to do that with out having to write a dll.

is there such thing as a version of tripwire implemented in Java?
.
Also how could you, using java know the File system type of a certain
partition and such pieces of info, without resorting to native calls?

I want to get the date of every Sunday,
for example,
Today is Dec 1, 2005,
Sunday is:

does anybody know if the lock for an object is already owned: if
there's a way to enforce that the jvm always gives the lock to the
thread that's next up in the object's entry queue? i don't want to rely
on the jvm's fair policy, but instead the order in which each thread

     In C++, when you say const A* p, it means the object that p
points to is a constant, while A* const p means p is a constant.  I
have noticed in Java, 'final A p'  is equivalent to the second form in
C++, where p is not reassignable.  Does any one know if there is a way

I tried to set Windows XP look and feel for my Eclipse IDE and I can't
find it in any of the menus of the IDE (may be I am not able to see).
I've seen in free screenshots of Eclipse help where it has the XP look
and feel, how can I set it. Thank you, and BTW, my OS is Windows XP

I want to duplicate a feature I used in an ejb-based web service, in an
non-ejb tomcat-based web service. I want to allow a user to login via a
web service, on successful authentication return a session id String,
and on future call pass in the session id:

We have a java web application that calls web services on other
machines (SOA). The browser authenticates to IIS using Integrated
Windows Authentication (IWA) using the NTLM protocol to the web
application. The web services require the same type of authentication,

Im using a JFileChooser, and when I call setLocation ( iXLocation,
iYLocation);  nothing happens!
Is there something i need to refresh to get the window to move?
Currently it opens in the middle of the screen, but the project runs on

If I run 2 web applications in a Tomcat, is that 2 web application run by 2
JVMs or 1 JVM?
Regards,
James

 I am kind of confused by the following error message:  when invoking,
"ajc -classpath ... FooAspect.java", where FooAspect reference types
from the classpath.
"FooAspect.java:68 error formal unbound in pointcut

I am reading binary messages off of a port via UDP packets ->
socket.receive(packet)
I store the received packet into a byte array -> byte[] received =
packet.getData();

a silly doubt, in the javadocs of Java 1.5 , when talking about
generics they have given E, T and V inside <>'s, like "List<E>" and
"<T> T[]    toArray(T[] a) ".
What is the difference between them ie E, T and V ?

       New to this group
I have experimented with many java softwares for p900 which are all
half the screens
I wanted to develope an full screen java application for some purpose

All,
I have used java.util.zip package to compress a folder recursively
(which contains sub folders) using the package java.util.zip. It
created a zip file after that. I am unable to unzip OR gunzip this file