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Struts validation without popups?28 Dec 2005 18:35 GMT1
I want to use the Struts validation, but I can't figure out how to
overcome (what I consider to be) a UI limitation:
I want to:
* Present the user with a form
Javascript -> Applet communication28 Dec 2005 18:34 GMT2
 Does anyone know whether it's possible for Java (signed) applets to
call javascript functions and for javascript to call public methods in
the applet code.  I know that the latter is possible, but how do you
send parameters to Java (since the types are different).  E.g I have a
Draggable window only works in MS JVM, and not Sun?28 Dec 2005 17:37 GMT4
Our applet needs to support the MS JVM (and therefore Java 1.1). I have
been looking to create a draggable Window to replace a Frame that we
have since we want the frame to be 'undecorated' (no minimize button,
etc). I found some code on the Sun forums to create a draggable window
Correponding to .net ASP:datagrid what is in jsp28 Dec 2005 16:00 GMT1
I have a few server pages written in ASP .NET in which some controls
like datagrid are used.
I need to convert that pages into JSP. So is their any control in JSP
correponding to datagrid in ASP .NET.
usigned int java28 Dec 2005 15:36 GMT8
I need to used an unsigned integer in my program. I am actually
developing a protocol which at a certain points asks me to transfer 4
bytes unsigned. long makes 8 bytes. How can I transfer the unsigned int
value.
ANN: SimpleORB now available for C#, C++, Java and Smalltalk28 Dec 2005 15:16 GMT1
SimpleORB is a simple Object Request Broker for  VisualWorks
Smalltalk, java, C# and C++.
Object Request Brokers are infrastructure software for
process-to-process method calls.
"shared" object28 Dec 2005 15:06 GMT7
I want to create a kind of shared object. I have created a class,
Counter, which you can then import. Through the Counter class, i would
like to have access to a shared object.
Lets say that Counter contains only an int, initialised to 1. Each
How to show a big size jpg into screen ( auto resize)28 Dec 2005 13:53 GMT5
I have some jpg files that is 1.3Mega pixel, it is impossible to show a full
image in to screen ( phone )
could you please advice which function ( library - free ) I can use ?
Thank you very much!
The best way to return a record layout?28 Dec 2005 13:45 GMT2
I am in the process of converting a COBOL system to Java using web
services, but I am realy new to Java.  We currently use COBOL copybooks
that contain record layouts so we don't need to redefine database
fields and things like that.  I'm not seeing anything similar in Java.
Signature capture into our web-based Java app?28 Dec 2005 13:07 GMT2
My short question is, can someone recommend a decide/software combo to
capture a signature into our Java app in some usable format? Let me
elaborate:
1. current system: our users fill out a form in the browser. We
Java sound - need help Please28 Dec 2005 13:06 GMT2
I'm trying to use java sound to control volume on my microphones.
The problem is that with an usb camera, i can't get any controls....
Any ideas ?
thx
Obfuscator28 Dec 2005 12:22 GMT11
What obfuscators handle 1.5? Any comparisons of obfuscators out there?
Thanks
John
Substring Search in a Map28 Dec 2005 12:05 GMT2
I have a hash map with both the keys and the values as
strings...say emp id as the key and employee name as value.
eg: EMP1--->John Smith
    EMP2---->AolSmith
Java dream: $1 for installation?28 Dec 2005 11:53 GMT3
My name is Michaelo.
I am very poore man, at now , but "I hold experience in my head".
I thought what if make better my finances, wrote say java-game,
for mobile phone.
Compress int array, again28 Dec 2005 11:22 GMT12
(I searched through this group, but found little about this.)
In my program, there are a lot of arrays like: int[]. They are usually
100 - 1000 in length, with the values of each entry be a normal
integer. These int[] need to be stored in memory for fast acecss by
 
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