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ServletException vs packages26 Feb 2006 14:20 GMT3
Gentle(wo)men,
I tried to invoke a simple servlet "Test1" which is (just for testing
purposes) part of the package "myPackage" and its class-file is in
C:\apache-tomcat-5.5.15\webapps\testApp\WEB-INF\classes\myPackage
incremental archive format for outputstream?26 Feb 2006 12:51 GMT2
Hi,
Do you know of an 'incremental' archive format that would be suited for an  
outputstream?
In other words, is there any archive format that can hold open the existing
JNI: Help on using NewObject with constructors!26 Feb 2006 11:24 GMT1
Hi,All:
I want to create an object in a native method. The object is an
instance of an inner class. The inner class has two constructors: one
default and one with two arguments. There is no problem if I use
byte arrays26 Feb 2006 11:23 GMT8
I have a question concerning byte arrays. I'm trying to initialize a
byte array from 1 to 255 by doing the following:
byte S[] = new byte [255];
for(int i=0; i<256;; i++){
What would you throw?26 Feb 2006 02:47 GMT11
One of these "not gonna happen before the heat death of the Universe"
questions that drive me nuts.
Map.size() returns an int, so what should I throw if someone tries to
add more than Integer.MAX_VALUE entries to my map -- which could happen
doubt about serialization26 Feb 2006 02:14 GMT4
why objects are to be serialized ,when we want to put them on
stream.cont we pass them as byte by byte as other types
What does that programming structure mean?26 Feb 2006 01:17 GMT4
I've come across that programming structure, and been wondering the
exact meaning of it:
new Object[] {new Integer(maxPercentage)}
As I understand it, it instantiates an array of Objects with a single
[eclipse 3.1] how to 'export' an 'external archive' ?25 Feb 2006 23:52 GMT2
I'm trying to rebuild an old project from scratch.
this project needs com.oroinc.text.regex.* classes. the needed .class
are located in .zip file containing the folder tree
com|oroinc|text|regex|*.class
Compare color values25 Feb 2006 22:22 GMT7
I was wondering, if there was any way to identify whether two color
values are same.?
Example:
I have a color object 'val'
Declaring local variables inside loop25 Feb 2006 21:48 GMT37
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Hi,
Moving a JFrame25 Feb 2006 21:47 GMT1
I want to move a JFrame or any other type of window, but i want to be able
to do this by clicking and dragging anywhere inside the frame (or window),
rather than just moving by using the titlebar.  Can anyone point me in the
right direction to look into this.
JFrame25 Feb 2006 21:05 GMT1
hi pals,
       can anyone tell me how to setBackground image fro Jframe?
      and inserting an image into   jframe?
Associating and using javadoc comments with java elements.25 Feb 2006 20:13 GMT4
Hi!,
    I need a way to associate a javadoc comment with the corresponding
Java Element. And access that programmatically in Java.
e.g. For the code below
How do I get JBoss 4.0.2 to read a properties file?25 Feb 2006 19:42 GMT4
I cannot seem to get a response from the forums at JBoss.org, so I
thought I'd try here. I have a properties file (test.properties)
located here:
C:\jboss\server\default\deploy\test.war\config
Tomcat on 64 bit "optimized" JVM.25 Feb 2006 19:12 GMT3
Does anyone know if the more recent Linux distributions of SuSE 10 and
latests RedHat distros when installed in 64bit platforms have already
installed JVM 1.5.
And does Tomcat starts on this latests 1.5 JVM version?
 
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