Why won't this line compile?:
super(parent instanceof Dialog?(Dialog)parent:(Frame)parent);
The compiler complains with this:
C:\tmp>javac Hmm.java

Can anyone tell me what kind of page has a .do file extension? It it Struts?
Normally, Google is your friend, but not when searching for a word like
"do".

I'm looking for the best way to make various "clicking" sounds.  Not any old
sound, I can make tones I specifically need a click.
Thanks,
Tom

This is a shameless plug to try to get votes for a recent bug I've
filed:
http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6356762
For a long time, it's bothered me that there is no way other than

Programs from: Sheng Liang, The Java Native Interface, Programmer's
Guide and Specification, The Java Series, (c) 1999, pp. 38-39.
I thought I copied the program pretty exactly, but I don't know
why I am getting an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException.

I have a digital certificate I use for signing which was created with
keytool. I want to back it up, and am wondering what files I should back up.
I have it on an XP box, and I know I need to backup \Documents and
Settings\Administrator\.keystore

I have a JApplet and I'm trying to think of some way to automate the testing
for it, to make sure that it still behaves properly after I make changes to
it.
The only Java testing tool I know is JUnit but it doesn't really lend itself

I'm having an issue loading an applet via a webpage/browser.  The HTML
code section looks like this:
  <applet
     code="com.company.package.ThisApplet"

If two applets are open by an html page as following:
<APPLET code="first.class" width=400 height=100></APPLET
<APPLET code="second.class" archive="second.jar" width=1 height=1></APPLET>
how can I understand when the second is loaded?

I need some help with CSV files. I have an application where the data
to be manipulated is in CSV files. While this files have a small number
of entries there is no problem in searching sequentially. But this
files tend to get bigger slowing down the app performance. Can someone

Never done this....fairly new as well.
I am storing XML files on a server.  Before I write the file to the
disk, I would like
to verify the syntax is correct.  I don't want to validate it because I

I'm relatively new to Java programming, and stumbled across this by
accident.  Consider this code fragment:
char[] ch = { 'A', 'B', 'C', '\0' };
String s = new String(ch);

anyone know of a tool that will take java code and format it into html.  
think wiki for developers, so they need to be able to read the code
snippets in a readable format in the wiki (mediawiki)
thx

Please Provide me information about when to use EJB and when not?

I've decompiled an application to byte code with jad.exe, but is it
possible to recompile the file again in some easy way? It's not source
code, just a class that I decompiled to byte code, edited and now want
to recompile, but how?