I need to store some data in this format: "mm/yyyy" as a Date or
DateTime. I can create SimpleDateFormat("mm/yyyy"), but when I do
format.parse() on "12/2001" it helpfully returns "December 1, 2001". I
need to store it as a DateTime of December 2001. Storing it as a String

Hi, all
I am looking for an algorithm (whatever language suche a C/C++/Java) to
make a Passticket password implementation for an IBM MVS RACF login.
If any one knows ...

how do i convert my java code to C#.net?

Does any one have any examples of using the Internet Printing
Protocol(IPP) from java?

I have a problem with static field in my class.
I want every object of may class to have unique id, so I do something
like this:
class A {

Hi people,
Does anybody could send me a Avetana Java Library for Bluetooth
communication on Windows?
Best regards,

I have been looking for some good java and software engineering
podcasts out there.  Any recommendations?   Currently I get javaposse
(awesome) and Roumen Strobl's NetBeans podcasts.  What do you got?

I am not too awfully advanced when it comes to java programming, but I have
done a fair amount of c/c++.
I have some legacy data files which are fixed length binary.
I'd like to figure out the best way to read the files from a java program that

Does anyone know (using Eclipse) if you can maintain the 'throws'
clause in a method automatically? What I mean is if method foo used to
throw ExceptionFoo but no longer does, is there any way of
automatically removing ExceptionFoo from the throws clause?

I think we're tied in our underwear here...
(a) My JTable is set to allow cell selection, so I have these
statements when I set up the table:
        fpeTable.setRowSelectionAllowed(false);

reading LPT sygnals with Java on Linux?
any advices

hi...
i've been reading about the client side validators for jsf, and
wondered of anyone has  final solutions for this:
i noticed:

We're reviewing this as a possible
Oracle replacement.
Anyone use it?

When accessing an IMAP folder with Outlook, I can set different colored
flags. Does this flag the messages on the server side and can I
retrieve and change that flag via javamail?
(Alternatively, is there any flag (I'm guessing a user flag) that

I need to pass parameter to a cobol program with I start from a java program.
I was able to run an cobol program that doesn't use parameters already but i'm stuck now
this is my java code i use to run a cobol program that doesn't need parameters
public class TestRunCobol