I have following requirement.
Write information of metods in some class in xml format. The methods
will have some thing called atachement.
for eg:

People, when executing a Java application the procces name given to it
usually java.exe or javaw.exe. But how can I make it be called by the name
of my application?
Thanks,

I am currently writing a Java applet (if it matters, it calls some VC
DLLs). Unfortunately, after running for a bit it crashes. Some
investigation revealed that it is crashing upon garbage collection,
leading me to believe that it is a heap corruption issue. So, I would

I am currently working on a finite state machine framework and the use
of the command and state design patterns (as well as some other ones
obviously) has come up naturally.
So, the state design pattern seems to be the most logical solution to a

All,
a couple months ago i found a java property that would allow me to trace
the method in/method out of my packages
it looked like

Recently, there was an (apparently cyclic) thread on
comp.lang.java.programmer the other day about how Java sucks and why
new developers aren't flocking to bask in its glory.
And, while it started out with a few broad points, the thread quickly

I need to call a command line application from my java application.
For that I want to create terminal window within my application where I
can show the output of the application I'll call.
As eclipse or VC++ do. They compile & execute the source code within

ignore me

I am looking at writing  Soap Client for an application. I had a look
at axis from Apcahe. But it supports only jdk 1.4. I would like to have
an implementation that has the support for jdk1.5.
Your response will be greatly appreciated.

Hello... Please do help... In knew 0x00FF is HEX but may I know how is
decimal or other systems expressed?
   StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
   for( int i=0; i<bytes.length; i++ )

If you could add anything you wanted to the java language, what would
it be?
I'd predict some would say the non-imperative stuff ie: closures or the
LISP like abilities to work almost purely functionally or do macros.

Anyone tried the NetBeans 5.5 IDE yet? Any feedback or tips before
install?

can you tell how many XML(configauration) files have to  prepare in EJB
deploymnet ?

"Unable to locate tools.jar. Expected to find it in C:\Program
Files\Java\jre1.6.0\lib\tools.jar"
Anyone recognise that message?   It seems to be confused looking in
the JRE instead of he JDK.

I am trying to learn RCP from the book Eclipse Rich Client Platform by
McAffer and Lemieux.  I cannot get the example in chapter 5 to run
correctly.  The point where it is supposed to show a "Contacts" tab
still shows an empty window.