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Flash, movie17 Feb 2006 13:11 GMT5
Does anyone use Flash utilities of Flagstone Software?
http://www.flagstonesoftware.com/
On their page there is an example of how to pack an image inside a flash (and
show it):
waitFor() Help17 Feb 2006 13:09 GMT3
I'm a project manager and a developer in my team is writing some java
code to run an exe that is part of a vendor application we are
implementing. The developer is claiming there is problems with the
vendors exe as it just return the value 259 constantly for exitValue -
JDK and JRE 1.517 Feb 2006 13:02 GMT9
It seems jre 1.5 breaks most of my applications
built with a previous jdk (1.4 say). Is there an
overall reason for this? Something like tools.jar
is no longer there or similar or is it some programming
Extracting image from binary file17 Feb 2006 12:58 GMT6
I have access to a binary file that contains 1 or more images.  I am
trying to access the images in java so that I can extract them and
place them in a directory.  I know the file is in little-endian format
and I used com.mindprod.ledatastream.LEDataInputStream to read it.  I
Implementing an existing interface17 Feb 2006 12:02 GMT13
Assume that I want to create my own implementation of an existing
interface, eg. java.lang.ArrayList. Will it be OK if I use the
interface
designed by Sun, ie. won't it be in violation with copyright law?
Avoiding failsafe behaviour of iterators17 Feb 2006 11:25 GMT13
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Setting classpath at runtime?17 Feb 2006 10:42 GMT4
I want to set the classpath at runtime, is there a method that aloows
setting/altering (or adding to) the classpath variable at runtime from code?
thanks in advance
lee
Java Sanner17 Feb 2006 10:20 GMT10
I'm nearing the end of my java homework this week but the last section
has got me.
I realise to most that this will seem simple but I've haven't must
experience, so please help.
Problem with Proxy.Type.HTTP and Socket class17 Feb 2006 10:10 GMT2
I am currently writing a Jabber client for some specific purposes.
Basically the Jabber client, instead of being used as a chat client
will be sending some specific data encapsulated in the Jabber
protocols. Now, users might decide to use the client by connecting
question17 Feb 2006 08:33 GMT1
hello grp !!!
  i've one question plz excuse if it is silly to ask !!
public static void main( String[] args )
{
Logging method information17 Feb 2006 07:38 GMT9
I'm looking for a general way to log calls to an API. In the start of every
method on the API I would like to log the name of the method and all
parameters passed. Can that be done - I know that in log4J it is possible to
output the method name, but I would like to log more than ...
One class in several files17 Feb 2006 06:45 GMT17
Is possible make one class in several files ?
I would like do this for organization reason.
Thanks in advice
GG
java 1.5 supported app Servers17 Feb 2006 06:35 GMT5
what are the application servers that support the jav 1.5 technology?
Any helps appriciated..
Thanks
place a string in a bytebuffer?17 Feb 2006 06:25 GMT2
I'm trying to get a string into a bytebuffer, and I'm having a lot of
trouble doing so.
I've tried to convert it to a chararray using getchars, but without
success.
creating package17 Feb 2006 06:25 GMT4
I have two files: -
------------------Alpha.java--------------------------------------------------
package One;
public class Alpha {
 
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