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javascript:false31 Jan 2006 23:32 GMT2
I have a javascript embedded in my page. while opening the page it
gives the message
"Opening page Javascript:false"
what does it mean?
client-server connections31 Jan 2006 23:04 GMT10
I am a very novice Java programmer as you will realise by the content
of my e-mail.
I am currently taking the first steps on creating client-server
applications.
A fake mouse click31 Jan 2006 21:27 GMT3
Hi, All!
I've come across a problem which I've never met before. My program has to
emulate a mouse movement and a mouse click. I.e. I need something like
"mouseMoveTo(int x, y)" and "mouseClick()" that moves the cursor at (x,y)
different default encoding ?31 Jan 2006 20:31 GMT2
I use String.split to parse a string which is read from a file. The
delimiter for parsing is the character 0xFC. This works fine under
Windows but it fails under Linux.
I also tried StringTokienizer and got the same problem.
Any Checkstyle users?31 Jan 2006 19:56 GMT18
I'm curious, I was looking at using Checkstyle on my projects.  For
some reason, it complains when I use hashmaps.  What?  Why wouldn't I
want to use hashmaps in my code?  Heaven forbid I use one of the most
useful data structures in all of Java.
When will reflections support casting (especially for constructors, etc) properly?31 Jan 2006 19:17 GMT2
Consider the following code:
class A
{
}
Problems while accessing Synchronized method.31 Jan 2006 18:08 GMT3
Hi, everyone..
Right now i am doing one application in which i am calling one method
which is synchronized.
( method signature is like public void synchronize(){}
URL file chooser31 Jan 2006 17:36 GMT2
I would like to modify my project to allow customers to specify
configuration files with URL syntax rather than straight files to allow
more flexibility in accessing remote configuration options. On my
server side all worked very well but the GUI guys are not sure how to
tutorial on generics and threads and io31 Jan 2006 15:38 GMT7
I am looking for good tutorials on these subject. I didn't like the
tutorial on generics from the sun website.
Thanks
Additionally, tutorial on patterns as well as swing would be highly
Java 1.6 Heisenbug  involving startsWith31 Jan 2006 14:30 GMT14
I have an Applet that works fine in earlier JDKs but is failing in
1.6.
Code like this
public class StartsWithBug
RFID OR GPS OR XYZ?31 Jan 2006 13:15 GMT5
I need to write a Java Program:- Assume that there are two devices. Whenever
the devices move, I want one receiver to identify that they have moved and
send signals accordingly to my server program. What technology I should use?
And what I need to buy (any kits or tools or ...
Dialog box with clickable url31 Jan 2006 12:12 GMT1
Ok, I know there are already a few threads out there on this subject,
but I couldn't find a simple answer to the issue. So, at the risk of
beating a dead horse: How can I put a "clickable" url in a dialog box?
(By "clickable", I mean that if the user clicks the url it spawns a web
IP Address of PCs connected to my machine31 Jan 2006 09:24 GMT5
  I have a Swing application (running on PC1) that listens on a
specific port, but its not tied up to a particular machine, so any
machine "can connect" to PC1. It is like a chatroom application that
anyone can join in and send and receive messages (except that I'm not
UK Postcodes anyone know of a service ?31 Jan 2006 07:56 GMT6
My latest web application provides a search facility.
You sign up as a member and get a free entry in a searchable database.
I would like to offer a postcode search so that if someone is looking for a
particular service they can enter a postcode and return results within a number
Java socket programming31 Jan 2006 07:47 GMT3
Hello to everyone,
  I have a question for you: is there a way to count the number of packets
going through a stream? I know data is sent byte by byte through a stream
socket, but how can i count the actual number of packets?
 
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