I noticed a problem from "old school" JSP times is also present in JSF.
Assume I have a Managed Bean in my session names "myBean". Also assume
that I have bound the property "prop" of myBean to a <h:inputText>
component.

If I have a generic like
class MyClass<MyType>
it's normal that I can't do something like this:
MyType type = new MyType()

Sir I am little bit confused about Apache Web Server and Apache Tomcat
Server. Please give me an link so that i can find it out.

I am trying to figure out this problem from TopCoder.com. The problem
is from a past competition that I am just trying to solve to help
increase my knowledge of Java. The problem is as follows:
"Just before a chess match between two teams, each team's coach

I'm trying to access a ststic method (processRequest) abd need a bit of
help with the syntax, help would be appreciated - thanks.
request.setAttribute("evaluationboarditems",
SamplesListingHelper.processRequest(request, conn));

I am having a base64 encoded data block, which has been triple des
encrypted with Perl's Crypt::TripleDES class
(http://search.cpan.org/dist/Crypt-TripleDES/lib/Crypt/TripleDES.pm) and
am trying to decrypt it with Java.

is there a way to iterate active servlet http sessions.
or to be notified when a session is about to
be invalided/expired etc.
it'll be run by an administrative servlet every

I'm trying to add together all the contents of the vector. This is what
I wrote and the compiler is telling me I can't use the plus. Is there
another way?
for (int count = 0; count < vectorSize; count++)

                   I currently have a JTextPane using a html document and
i am trying to serialize the html document contained in the JTextPane to
the disk but i have run into some problems.
                   One problem lets say for example if i were to press

Increasingly I am seeing people prefixing interface names with an 'I', in  
open source apps and in example code on the web.  So instead of this:
public interface MyInterface
{

My Problem:
I want to interface my J2EE application with data from telnet server. I
have a device that can send data to a telnet server. Now i want my
application to fetch that data. My telnet server is on the same machine

I would like to find, at run-time, the actual return type of a generic
method.
For a parameterized return type, that's OK, but what about a
TypeVariable return type ??

I am attempting to write an HelloWorld servlet with tomcat and of
course I can't get it to work.
I am trying to run the first servlet from the CoreServlets book.
according to the book I can create a directory, place the servlet class

I'm trying to implement in Java a solver for this kind of
trigonometric system...
k * sin( a1 * f ) = b1
k * sin( a2 * f ) = b2

We have a JSP application that runs fine on both Tomcat 4 and 5 hosted
on Win XP but behaves abnormally when Tomcat is run on Solaris. The
application features entry point login page used to authenticate user
to the application server. If a login is successful the application