Can i mask the name of my java program so that others executing the
program will not be able to know which is the actual program they are
running?
I.E. can i replace 'java Run' to 'Run'?

I come to a strange error ,(which would works in another project under
the same eclipse workspace),
the exception as follows:
Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.AbstractMethodError:

I have a class which maps a name to a class like so:
class Mapping {
   private String name;
   private Class runner;

can someone tell me how can i set the transparency of a Frame?
I tried:
 Robot     r    = new Robot();
 Rectangle rect = new Rectangle(0,0,d.width,d.height);

I am porting code from Oracle's PRO*C to JDBC.
In PRO*C, if I have a text which represents an unknown SQL statement, I can
describe it and get the names (and number) of bind variables in it.
For example, describing

I have a sound.jar in each of my Java lib/ext directories.
I think it was put there by the JMF installer, but since
the installer has no 'uninstall' I am not able to check
that easily.

My current project requires me to prepare a .msi package (or .exe
installer) for installing a java application on the client machine.
Here are my requirements
--> I want to install MySQL server 4.1 as a part of installation

I am looking for a Sr Technical Recruiter / Team Lead Position in the
Indian
market.
A suitable job opening in Hyderabad.

Say I have the following code:
class myClass
{
private String _input;

I have a class.
the class has member variables String StudentName , String MobleNumber.
I have  created 4 objects of this class.
Now,i want to sort these objects (based upon alphabetical StudentName

Wondering if there is any way to redirect the IO from a library loaded
with System.loadLibrary()? The library is written in C++.
Thanks,
josef

When you set the selectedIndex on a JComboBox to -1, it makes a blank choice
visible in the box since no item is selected.  Is there any way to add a
message like, "Select Item Style" so it shows up if no item is chosen?
I'm using Java 1.4.2 if that makes a difference.

Does anyone happen to know where I can find the latest version of
jtidy.jar? The download available from SourceForge
(http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=13153) is in
04aug2000r7-dev and the Tidy class's parse method is not overloaded for

   Here is a short description of what i am trying to do..........
i am having a directory called "upload" in my public_html .   I am
using a servlet to store the files into that directory (the files
uploaded by me or some one) ....

I have written a program in java in which there are two classes
Server(Server Socket) & Client(Socket). My question is that when I
create a server socket on my computer, client from any part of the
world who knows my IP address and port no. can connect to that server