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Need Help w. Deprecated Method.28 Feb 2006 23:15 GMT1
I have posted before on this particular topic, but forgot what the
answers supplied to me were so I will ask again : Just what is the
current Servlet method supposed to be that replaced the old "put" method
anyway? Trying to compile a couple of the servlets which I am working
(Probably simple) problem with displaying Unicode characters28 Feb 2006 22:06 GMT4
I am getting back into Java programming after a long layoff and now
that I'm doing it everyday, I'm remembering the things I enjoyed about
it and the things that I find maddening. :)  I'm trying to write a
simple program to both test my old skills as well as develop code for
Applet.destroy()28 Feb 2006 21:08 GMT4
If someone just closes a browser instance, which is running an Applet, is
public void destroy()
invoked in all cases (i.e. for all OS's, all broswers?) -Ike
Junit tests, setting up tests without having to create a billion methods28 Feb 2006 20:59 GMT8
Is there a more dynamic way of setting up tests?  We have legacy test
code that we are trying to convert to junit.
I think it is silly to be required to set up a "testFunc(...)" method
for each test.
TOMCAT access across network28 Feb 2006 20:42 GMT1
I am running tomcat 5.5.9 server on suse 10.0 with mysql server running
as a backend. I have configured tomcat to run on port 8080 and apache
on port 80, ( default settings).
1) Now, on the network, from any linux or windows box i can by typing
Need Help with Paint Proccess28 Feb 2006 19:53 GMT2
Need help with a java project. My java application draws animated 2D
objects in a canvas using BufferStrategy. Upon certain events I want to
open another Frame; Frame A opens Frame B and draw objects into Frame B
from Frame A's paint process. Not sure what I am doing wrong but it
a question relating to job application28 Feb 2006 19:50 GMT13
I don't have any industry java programming experiences. I only have java
programming exprience at school. I want to apply for java developer
jobs. I donnot have any knowledge of EJB, Struts, JBoss etc. Can I gain
these knowledge by reading books so I can match those java job ...
FIT Framework from within an App?28 Feb 2006 19:48 GMT1
I have a need to run the FIT process from within an app so
that I have access to all the various modules and DB access.
Anybody know if this is possible?  If so, tell me please.
cgarcia 'at' firstlook.biz
native compiler for java on aix28 Feb 2006 19:38 GMT3
I would like to know if IBM has a native compiler for java on aix.
If there any benchmarks for that compiler in relation to the jit, that
would be great.
I am writing CGI programs in java that reside on a apache server.
Java Data Mapper28 Feb 2006 19:35 GMT5
Does anybody know of any open source Java data mapping framework e.g.
give a figure/ranking as to the closeness of the following two people:
1. Jon Davis, 12/4/65, 27 Pemberton Park, Sometown, Somecounty
2. John Davies, 12/4/65, 277 Pembutton Park, Sometown, Somecounty
Offline Browser.28 Feb 2006 19:20 GMT2
I m new to Java. Is it possible for an offline browser to fetch the
webpages from generated result of a search engine ?
Any help would be Appreciable.
Thanx in advance.
How large is an object reference?28 Feb 2006 19:18 GMT24
How large is an object reference? Not the object itself, just a
reference to it.
I.e.
Object a = new Object();
help with hidden variables...28 Feb 2006 19:00 GMT1
have the following html code:
<html>
<body><form method="post" action=page2.html>
<select name="states">
Rotate around non-origin pivot point?28 Feb 2006 18:56 GMT4
I use the following method to rotate a point around the origin.
public void rotate(float a) {
   a = (float)Math.toRadians((double)a);
   float xtemp;
Which exception idiom do you prefer?28 Feb 2006 18:39 GMT6
In Java, if you don't initialize a variable then you can't use it in
your code.  This can sometimes lead to weird looking code.  Consider
the following (silly) example:
Which exception block below do you prefer coding and/or reading?  This
 
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