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Exclusive access to a file17 Feb 2006 21:57 GMT6
I have a C program scanning a directory for files that get dumped there
by a java program.
What is happening is that the C program is picking these files up
before they are completely written. They then fail to parse and cause
New Programmer......17 Feb 2006 20:54 GMT12
     I just started getting into Java a few months ago, and have
learned some from stuff on the net, but didn't know if any of you had a
good reccomendation for a good book or tutorial on here to get more on
how to program for beginners...
Extending java.util.Set17 Feb 2006 20:03 GMT11
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Q: Code for Eclipse view17 Feb 2006 18:30 GMT1
Sorry if this isn't the right group for this question...
I am considering converting a large Swing application to SWT.  We use
the
MDI pattern.  I know that SWT does not support this pattern, but I
Applying a mask I avoid the pixels on the boundary17 Feb 2006 18:24 GMT8
I posted this before but it never appeared in my NG.
Don't know what I did wrong but here it is again.
Applying a mask I avoid the pixels on the boundary in case the entire image
is being filtered, so as not to access areas outside the image.
CLDC help.....17 Feb 2006 17:31 GMT8
can ne1 plzzzzz tell me how can we access a cellphones iternal memory
usind cldc configuration. i know the specification says that accessing
that memory is prohibited but still there must be a method as mobile
viruses must be using such techniques.........
Correct use of exceptions17 Feb 2006 17:09 GMT10
Reading a bit more about exceptions.
I am having a bit of problems grappling with the use of checked
exceptions regarding "unexpected" situations. To me all situations which
you write code to handle is expected, so there should not really be many
SAX and file chooser17 Feb 2006 16:49 GMT7
How can I use SAX to parse an XML document which has been selected
using a file chooser? I want to use an InputSource for the XMLReader to
parse as this allows the parser to resolve relative paths within the
XML document (ie. paths of schemas etc). However, as far as I can
convert xnl node to xml data type17 Feb 2006 16:17 GMT1
I am new to java programming. In my application I wanted to convert xml
node to an xml data type.  The reason behind doing this is: I wanted to
write this xml node (in to a column of xml data type) with in to a
sequel server 2005 database. I am using JDBC driver (version 4) to
Action Listener, Determing which button was pressed17 Feb 2006 15:46 GMT22
  Could anyone help me with this problem.  I have an action listener
associated with a number of buttons.  I can get the action listener to
work, but what code do I need to findout which button was pressed.
This is the layout of the action listener class.
Mobile Phone encryption with java17 Feb 2006 15:23 GMT2
I would like to turn my mobile phone (Nokia 6030) into a secure
communications system (ie. nobody, including governments should be able
to decrypt the voice/text messages). I quickly looked at the MIDP and
CLDC spec, but could not find a way to access the microphone. Is it
Out Of Memory Error and Stack Size17 Feb 2006 15:05 GMT11
Got out of memory error while trying to run my application with a
HeapSize of 600mx in a Linux ( RH 9.0) box with 1 GB Ram size  The
error obtained is :
"Fatal: Stack size too small Use java -Xss to increase default stack
How to monitor connection pooling17 Feb 2006 15:02 GMT1
Any of you know how look at connection pooling
and get log or number of connection used etc?
I have problem with not answering pool.
Terminating an Applet17 Feb 2006 14:44 GMT1
I need to update a db table when someone terminates an applet, either by
going to another web page in that instance of the browswer - OR - when
someone simply kills the browser.
Is there a means by which i can be certain to write to this db table when
Java, JNDI, AD, Expired Passwords17 Feb 2006 14:30 GMT2
I have a delimma.  I am trying to use Java and JNDI to allow a user to
update his (/her) password.  I have searched all the groups and have
found all the standard examples.  I have all the examples working with
the exception of one problem.  If I try to call the java code below to
 
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