I recently have updated the eclipse IDE to the newest version 3.1.2 and
downloaded the eclipseMe 1.2.3 and the J2ME toolkit 2.2...and I did all
the configuration for the eclipseMe...and created a new J2ME project
and new MIDLET, but when I try to debug it or run it a "Lanuching

I need to generate a message box with each of these random words but
cant figure out what im doing wrong, can anyone help?
import javax.swing.*;
public class random

According to Hibernate team the standard way to use hibernate in a J2EE
environement (on a session per request basis) is with the HibernateUtil
class describe here :
http://www.hibernate.org/hib_docs/reference/en/html/quickstart.html

Tomcat is a container and can also function as a web server, then why
on eath do we requier Apache Web Server, why do we need two, when one
can serve the purpose.

Hi..
how to detect file creating and deleting and renaming files
immediately in java
please give the answer .....urgently...

hi...
how to find cpu is idle or not using java programming...
bye..
frnds...

My C: drive was getting very full and I decided to see what was
chewing up the space.
Three biggies were files like this
J2SE Development Kit 5.0 Update 5.msi

I have used elipse for my java project development. I set up a project
workspace: c:\prj. Under this workspace I have several projects. say,
c:\prj\prj1, c:\prj\prj2, ....
However, when I am working on prj1, the compiler error of all these

When using the J2ME WIreless Toolkit 2.3 I am
getting the following error when I compile:
Project settings saved
Building "Foo"

JAI can be used to convert PNG images files to TIFF:
    String source = "c:/tmp/1.png";
    FileOutputStream out = new FileOutputStream ("c:/tmp/2.tiff");
    RenderedOp src = JAI.create("fileload", source);

Requirement:
- A class has 4 members. 2 of these members are must to constitute the
concrete object.
The other 2 are optional.

Good morning,
Im getting crazy to understand where in the application Im working to I
get the autetication.
My problem is that when the user write the correct usr/pwd all works

What is the canonical way to format version history, i.e. the version
numbers, release dates and changes.  How do you embed this is the
comments?
Where does it go?

Could someone examine this code I made while studying and explain what
it does and why do you think is possible to generate this kind of code?
Shouldn't it give a compilation error ?
class Frankenstein{

 What would be good names for the following interfaces?
 Where »good« means: adhering to common naming conventions and
 suggesting the contents of the interface just by the name of
 the interface to as many readers as possible.