I am trying to parse some xml from a ArcIms service, and in the result
xml, one of the attribute names contain a number sign, like  #. When I
trying to parse this xml I get the folowing exception:
[Fatal Error] :1:49: Element type "FIELDS" must be followed by either

Consider the following code:
byte b[] = new byte[34];
for (int x = 0; x < b.length; x++)
{

It's Jacky....
I guess this account and don't want to disturb with your work on the
phone... so please reply if I bingo (according to Alan's account that is)
Jacky

I have a very simple GUI program: it has a menu and a text
area(JTextArea). In the meu, it has several meu items: "save memo 1",
"save memo 2", "get memo 1", "get memo 2", "clear", "exit". What the
program does is: when the user types something and click "save memo 1",

I believe I had read somewhere how to do this but I cannot remember how
to do it.
I tried
import java.lang.Math;

I am having an absolute nightmare trying to get a JAR file that I built
within Eclipse to run via a double click windows environment. I know
that the problem relates back to my CLASSPATH but I am having no luck
at all resolving the issue.

I have a class called myclass.class which is calling others classes in
external.jar file.
the external.jar and  myClass.class are both in my classpath, however java
is not able to found the jar

I have built an applicaiton anthe Eclipse 3.2 IDE and having run
through it in debug mode the code all runs fine.
I am however having serious problems with the code once I have placed
it in an executable JAR file. When I run the applicaiton it seems as

     I would like to make a Java application unicode mathematics
enabled.  How does internationalization support this endeavor?  If it
does not, what features of the JDK would make it possible?
Sincerely,

I'm working with an application that uses apache tomcat to serve the
website.  I've installed the application and tomcat on a Windows 2003
server and everything is working fine.  I do not have Apache or IIS
installed on the server.  What I was trying to figure out is how to

I have a class:
public class MyList<T> implements MyListInterface<T> {
public void add(T elem) { ... }
public T get(int i) { ... }

   If two images with opacity 50% place over another, how to calculate
the final RGB?
thanks
from Peter (cmk28@hotmail.com)

We are trying to migrate from MyEclipse to WTP.  I was looking for
suggestions on how to go about this.  We are currently using Eclipse
3.1.2 and MyEclipse 4.1.1.  We would like to migrate to WTP 1.0.3.
Has anyone done this?  I was thinking of either unistalling MyEclipse

I have a Person class already. Now I have a String:
public class Person()
{
    void sayHello()

On application startup I set a different locale from JVM.
JColorChooser show strings in JVM default locale.
How can set the right language in JColorChooser whitout change dhe
default JVM language?