I am trying to write some code that will allow me to connect to an
OpenOffice database.  I have created the database.  In Eclipse I
included the hsqldb.jar as an external jar.  When I compile, I get the
following error:

( first of all: sorry for my bad english)
I Have necessity of a regular expression that extract only word (> 3
chars) without numbers or spechial chars.
Examples:

I am doing a project in J2ME.I need to access a file with large number
of strings.The files are text files whose entry of the strings will be
manual. So accessing using file in the normal way will consume lot of
space and time. Can u tell me how i can access using hashtables?Or any

We have implemented a webabb that executes around 5000 reads upon
initial load.
We added hibernate to our application for different databases support
(SQLServer, MySQL) this was done

I recieved the following error, can anyone tell what may be causing
this?
#
# An unexpected error has been detected by HotSpot Virtual Machine:

Inner classes are real useful, especially if you do something like
SomeOtherClass soc = <something>;
SomeOtherClass.Inner o = soc.new Inner() { public void overrideStuff()
{} };

    I'm a newbie to this ng. I'm posting here because I have a question
about debugging some javascript on some pages of my website. Please
don't call me a "troll" -- because I'm not one. :-)))
The next page is called "basic_snake" and creates a message which

Interesting article by Joel Spolsky:  The Perils of JavaSchools
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/ThePerilsofJavaSchools.html
--
Regards,

I would like to create a stress test for a web based application. I
usually use jwebunit for my tests. I tried to use JUnitPerf with
Jwebunit but unfortunately it appears that all the threads/tests are
using the same object "tester". Obviously they fail very quickly...

`I've got some very strange behavior here involving an if statement
which, when false, skips the first statement in its block, but then
*executes the second*!  I'm hoping I've made some mistake which will be
obvious to someone in the group, that I just haven't noticed yet.

Here is how String.substring works:
public String substring(int beginIndex, int endIndex) {
       if (beginIndex < 0) {
           throw new StringIndexOutOfBoundsException(beginIndex);

def: Local Classes - a class which is local to a block of code -
typically within a method - and is not a member of the enclosing
class.
ok, I read somewhere that local classes (like local variables) can't

I have been working on the following bean for several days and not
getting very far. I think I am missing something but my java knowledge
is limited.
Here are the relivent pieces of code...

I need to support emails in HZ-GB-2312 with JAVAMail, but this charset
is not recognized by SUN's JVM.
Does anybody know of a good solution for this problem?
Thanks

How do you convert a jbyte* that i get from GetStringUTFChars in JNI to
an LPCWSTR?