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Hello Group,
I have just began programming in java language from a backgroud of
programming in C++. I wanted to know that does java supports IPC
mechanism such as named pipes so as to enable communication betweem two

Hi .. kindly tell me the error in the following code
package test1;
public class Test1 {
static int x = 42;

(I thought this would been asked a 100 times before but couldn't find
any answers.)
I know that the web application specs don't define any load order for
JAR files in the /WEB-INF/lib folder but does Tomcat 5 have a

The input is the String ['\','u','X','X','X','X'], and I would like to
determine which unicode character it is. How do I do that?

Here is what I am trying to do. If someone could enlighten me on how to
accomplish it, I would be endlessly grateful. I have a relatively large m$
access database that I would like to convert over to an sql database. I
would like to be able to access this sql database from within a ...

Its been a while since I've done java programming. EJB's weren't so
prevelant when I stopped, so I'm not really up-to-date all the options.
Here is what I want to do:
Make a sort of portal for information, with 1)forums, 2) users and

I want to compare two big files (like films), so I create a fingerprint
and I look...
It works very well with little files, but a java.lang.outOfMemory
appears with big files...

I have (what i believe is) a particulary odd problem. I made a NIO based
server, and all worked fine until i started load testing. Local load testing
(both server and load test client running on my development machine) worked
fine and nothing odd happened when i closed the load ...

I can't find an implementation of Collection which would let me legally
add new elements to the very list I iterate on. Let me re-phrase: I
want to iterate on an array/list (or whatever structure which is
Collection-compatible) and in the meantime add new elements to this

I'm anxiously waiting for update 6 of JDK 1.5, when javac is *finally*
supposed to implement @SuppressWarnings.  Is there any way to know when
it is likely to be released?  (Does Sun maintains some kind of regular
update cycle or announce these things somewhere?)