pl. look at the code first
public class Experiment
{
    static

I'm trying to write a class using BCEL from scratch and get error
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.InstantiationException:
org.apache.bcel.generic.ClassGen
at java.lang.Class.newInstance0(Unknown Source)

I want to create the jsp equivalent of the following bash snippet...
CURRENT=b
for i in a b c d
do

I wrote a serializer/deserializer only to realize
that you can't create a new object that
doesn't have a noArg constructor or populate
final slots.

ivebeen pulling my hair our on this for a while now. I receive a string
called data body.
it comes like the code below.
however when i display it on an html page. the spacign is gone.

I'm doing a subtract between 2 areas.
The result is perfect.
But when I iterate the path of the area each point where a clipping
(intersection of the 2 areas) has been done are doubled !

Im currently im in a bit of a corner.  I am able to put data in a
hashtable, but now im in a muddle getting the data out.
How do i change the below method to retrive the data without using the
string?

Hi folks - long time no post.
I'm back in Java-land at the moment, and trying to sort out an SSL
problem. I need to open an https connection using a specific trust
store, but I *don't* want to use the system property of

Which application server come with built in JMS compliant product?

I like to secure a webapplication with https (SSL).
Has anyone experience with writing a Https server in Java? Or a good
tutorial?
Now everything is written in a servlet.

I'm currently developing a "quick and dirty" logger component that will
take HTTP requests and store them in some way. Use of a database may be
out of the question for the time being, so I'm looking for other places
to store the data. The obvious idea is in a XML/text file on my ...

I have a problem using a filter in my web application. The filter is
supposed to be run each time a page in the secured/ directory is called
(this works). It checks whether a specific object is present in session
scope and if not it should redirect the user to the login page. Thís

For some weird reason, the font won't change. Normaly i wouldn't post
something as easy as this but i can't figure it out.
<p class="textsmallbold"></p>
<p style="font-family:ariel;">

Is there a way to determine the Java build from within Java?
I can do so from the Windows command line using:
java -version
For the latest Sun JRE build I get:

Suppose there is a finction as below where I am passing an Object.
How can I know (Inside the Function) what is the type of the Object
passed.. I mean if its an int or vector or arraylist...
function testfn(Object obj)