I am working with JNI and I have a problem with my program.
In my java application there are some objects in C++ that I would like
to link them with a java object, is it possible to do?
Should I use or manage the VM?

My java client program is reading web sites using low level sockets.
The response from the web site HTML is chunked and gzipped.  I am aware
of the HTTPClient and JRE's HTTPUrlConnection APIs that can handle this
directly, however; I must use the low level socket due to the error

When I try to subclass FileReader:
package java.io;     // this is true even if I put this in an other
package and import java.io.*
public class MockFileReader extends FileReader

Anyone using parasoft jtest?
It writes unit tests for you.  Too good to be true?

Hi. I have an applet which I need to make a .cab version of, and sign
this. This only works on a machine which has the Microsoft JVM
installed, because: signcode -j javasign.dll ... requires DLLs from the
MS JVM.

My program:
public class Boki extends MIDlet implements Runnable{
...
...

I was doing test to understand threading better (haven't done much of
thread programming at all, been a process guy instead). And I was trying
to create an object and have two threads work on it at the same time,
and I noticed something I don't quite understand.

When I am using other people's code(say jwsdp tutorial examples) and
try to compile it. sometimes I got compile error. For example, it says
it needs the following package /class:
com.sun.tools.xjc.api

I want to extract all the content between HTML <li> tags.  I'm using
regular expressions and I'm not capturing every match with my regex.
What I have is:
String regex = "<li>(.*)</li>";

Is there a method to keep the pull down for a ComboBox, i.e., the user
does not have to click on the ComboBox in order to pull down the list?
Thanks.

i need to binary serialize some strings in a Java application. Since
there is no restriction at all on the strings, i need to handle all the
characters that java.lang.String handles.
What is the "innner" charset of String class? Since Java must store

I want to make a program that takes the character stats from the
runescape highscore website (by the user entering their name) and then
takes their levels and adds them to the corrisponding int value
ex.

I am starting a new application, it needs to use db such as access or
msde.  I know I can do this easily in c# or Java but my question is can
I distribute  a package as easy if it is created with java and say derby
db as I can with windows based.  It needs to be click to install ...

Someone quite recently posted a link here to a very useful looking Java
code analyzer (in the last few days).
Try as I may, I can't find the original post, and I can't find the web
page via Google (I remember what it looks like and none of the searches

I have a ServerSocket that creates a Socket with ServerSocket.accept().  I
then read data from that Socket's InputStream.  I'm sending data to it with
netcat.  When I stop netcat, there is no indication that I can see that the
connection is gone and netcat's client socket is gone. ...