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how can i marshal xml without xmlns attributes?07 Apr 2006 07:30 GMT2
hi..
i'm trying to marshal  objects into xml, but i keep getting
xmlns="myschema" in top node, and xmlns="" in other nodes..
how i can drop the xmlns completly, it may not work in xslt, and
Newbie needs help with gcj07 Apr 2006 04:42 GMT7
I am trying to teach myself java.  In order to actually understand the
basics, I am using command line tools and not a full blown IDE.  I am
using the O'Reilly book "Learning Java" (Tiger).  I am running a Debian
GNU/Linux box.
integers and arrays in Java - how?06 Apr 2006 22:07 GMT17
  I used Google and found some references for integer in Java.
  But "int" not only does not work, it also prevents reading X and Y
coordinates of the mouse.
  What i would like to do:
Creating a File object out of the contents of jar/zip file06 Apr 2006 21:36 GMT5
  How to create a File object of .java file contained in jar/zip file.
For eample i have a zip like test.zip
It has a file mypack.today.MyProg.java
Give the jar file how to create File object of the MyProg.java.
Saving ActionMessages in RequestProcessor06 Apr 2006 20:54 GMT1
In order to check if session has expired in my Struts application, I've
written my own RequestProcessor class extending the Struts
RequestProcessor class, and I've written the following processRoles
method:
Want to map all my jsp's to a common Servlet06 Apr 2006 20:38 GMT1
I am a newbie to web application development.
When the user clicks on any link in an html page, I want all the jsp
pages to be mapped to a servlet. Here is the small snippet of html
page:
Synchronizing on Local Lock Object? Buggy?06 Apr 2006 20:26 GMT2
Is this code below Not properly synchronized?
Multiple threads could enter this part of a method... I found this. It
seems to me that the LOCK is local thus if a thread tried to lock on
it, it'd never be locked because each thread would have its own local
Which is a wiser choice for an IT professional to take up, Java or .NET?06 Apr 2006 20:20 GMT3
Java is mature...however, a beginner may not stand any chance to
compete against industry bigwigs. On the other hand, .NET is newer and
gives newbies a relatively firm foothold, since there are hardly
experienced ppl there. Also, I'm interested in computer security
Compiling .java files06 Apr 2006 20:18 GMT8
I have a java file that I compiled and when used it in an application,
an error said that I could not call the class since it is not public.
Then I noticed that the some codes are declared as private, so I
changed them all to public then recompile. The error message still
Image refresh based to timer06 Apr 2006 20:10 GMT1
I'm new with Java. My problem is  how to refresh image on applet canvas
based on timer.
How to repaint canvas every 5sec by using Java.util timer?
Thanks,
Webstart using ftp?06 Apr 2006 17:05 GMT1
Is it possible to launch an application with javaws via an ftp URL?
I tried something like
   javaws ftp://user:passwd@host/blah/blah.jnlp
The jnlp element in blah.jnlp has the attributes:
Problem with ActionListener with JMenuItem06 Apr 2006 17:03 GMT2
Can anyone help me out for attaching an actionlistener for this goal
?can you help me for doing this objective successfully.
the layout is like this :
1. JFrame
Newbie help needed with Applet06 Apr 2006 16:09 GMT7
The following is code I have written for an Applet. The code is very
large and cumbersome (I am not that confident with Arrays as I am very
new to this).
However the applet works fine and does everything I want it to do
Dumb java code award06 Apr 2006 15:58 GMT12
We've seen our share of some real gems, but today, a coworker and I
found a clear winner:
    numInvalidRecs = numInvalidRecs++;
Can you top it?
Changing a log file's attributes such as the owner property06 Apr 2006 14:53 GMT2
I have been looking how to change the file attributes inside java, I
want to make a java program that would give certain Linux rights to the
created file. But it seems this is impossible, which is logical if you
take into account that java should be platform independant, and
 
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