I just thought I'd check before I make a real fool of myself.  Am I right in
deducing that in Java we can't really return multiple primitives from a
method; we need either to cast to objects or else package them in a class?
I am porting an API from C++/COM and from C#/.NET to Java.

I use resource bundles in my webapp to read .properties-files, which
contains configuration files and button text. The problem is that these
files are contained within the webapp. If someone redeploys the webapp
using the WAR file, the configuration files are overwritten and

I am new to XML as far as its actual usage in application is concern.
My client has asked me to make use of XML in his project. At present my
proposal is based on 3-tier architecture. In which a application front
end talks to database using java based business logic. In other words

I am reading something about JSP Implicit Objects, objectslike for
example:
request,  response, pageContext, application, out, session
But then my tekst book says:

I have a Java Servlet that produces an HTML form.  It asks the user to
input a file using standard input tags:
<input type="file" size=75 name=fileInput>
Once the form is submitted, it calls a different servlet that processes

Same socket server, communicates with different multi socket clients
some of which send to
socket a java object, and others send just a DataOutputStream, ex
some clients:

Hello... I have 2 classes: one is a threaded class and the other is my
main class. My main class will execute 3 instances of the threaded
class simultaneously. How will I log these 3 threads SEPARATELY? Please
help . . . Thank you . . .

http://cooldogebooks.blogspot.com/2006/07/rapidshare-links.html
Hi;
I created a massive list of ebooks that are hosted on RapidShare. This
took me so long that I'm embarrassed to mention the amout of time it

i'm a new user of JSF and now i'm descovering great possibilities
offered by datatable.
I read the article on
http://balusc.xs4all.nl/srv/dev-j2p-dat.html#RetrieveAndStoreData,

Is anyone using an OSS load testing tools for Java, besides JMeter ,
that they would recommend?
Thanks
Chris

I'm looking for an explanation to my problem (bad data) or an alternate
solution idea...
I'm trying to get data from a form posted via HTTP/1.1 , but the lack
of information in HTTP headers is offputting...

Hello Dude,
Say same client send request 2 times by pressing "submit" button one
after another
- Request1

the codes:
-------------------
     Object[] stuff = new Object[5];
     stuff[0] = "eggs";

I already have a .dll file. I want to call a few functions from the
.dll file. I have a pdf documentation that shows me the function specs
of the dll file (i.e. function name, function call, function return,
etc). Apparently those are C/C++ code.

When exposing ejb as a web service, how can i save the session related info?
Is it posible to make a shopping cart with web service exposed from ejb?
I hope I am not asking stupid question.
SK