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I'm trying to do an ant build in Eclipse.  The build works find outside
of Eclipse, but within Eclipse I get the following error:
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no ocijdbc8 in java.library.path.
ocijdbc8 lives in C:\oracle\ora81\bin.  When I run the build outside of

I have a Java applet called TestColor that does not work.  Here is the
code.
TestColor.java code:
import java.awt.*;

I am facing a problem...and I need ur help.
The problem is....I have to display a textbox and a 'BROWSE' button to
select an image(logo) and the path selected should come in textbox, and
then to store this image in the database as BLOB datatype.

I have 2 JLists.  How can I find which JList user clicked?
Thanks.

I'm picking up a project I last worked on about a year, and one JDK
version, ago. It makes extensive use of java.util collections.
I just did a rebuild, and got 100 "Type safety" warnings. It used
to be warning-free.

I'm writing a java client for a .NET server.  I'm using Java and the
Apache Axis API.  When I send a soap request I get back the following fault:
faultString: Server was unable to process request. --> Object
reference not set to an instance of an object.

     M new to Javaspaces, and having a tough time running my first
JavaSpace program.
Everything runs fine, but the program is not able to locate the
javaspace.

I have attached code and was wondering if someone can help me though
it.  I am just trying to make a simple database type program so i can
learn java.  I know C++ well so i think i still need to get out of the
c++ mindset.

       while ((mFood != "Y") || (mFood != "N"))
       {
           mFood = User.inputString("ENTER Y for food or N for no food");
       }

Our professor gives us .class files to use for our homework because
they contain methods/classes that are needed with the other source
files he provides.  The problem is that Eclipse doesn't recognize these
.class files, and makes all my other .java files show errors.

Hello out there,
I recently turned on the -server flag on a production system with
disastrous effects: the load rocketed up and the response times went
through the roof.

I know this is a little bit OT
Suppose I have 2 tables customers and products, customer can buy many
products, product can be bought by many customers - typical n:m
relationship so 3rd table is a must: i.e. purchases

We have a critical class in our app which extends the DocumentImpl class
from an older Xerces-J implementation.  I'm looking at what changes are
required to switch from 1.4.2 to 1.5, while at the same time hoping to
lose our dependence on the old versions of both Xerces and Xalan ...

am trying to learn java, and i have a question. How do i pass
parameters to threads??? Here is an example;
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;