<%@ include file
<jsp:include
I want to write  a  code  which willl show me the  difference of these
two.

Let me say: generics type erasure is just a misfeature that's
embarrassingly hiped as a "feature".
Is there any wizard that can solve this annoying problem (dynamic
instantiation from a type variable using its default constructor -- see

The WebStart user experience is still a mystery to most
developers.  When discussing WebStart launch, I often hear
comments that indicate the developer has never *seen* a
WebStarted program launched onto screen.

Im trying to figure out if using a program that generates an exe while
wrapping my jar file inside it, would actually protect my code (without
obfuscation) from potential hackers with decompilers.
While I am aware that exe's can be decompiled, although very difficult

Can some one tell me why I'm getting this error? I really don't understand
why it shouldn't work.

i have used the following code to populate a list and have multiple
selection.
The scenario is when a user is clecked the proposiitons (some values)
associated with the user should get selelcted in the jsp in the mutiple

I have a JPanel with two JButtons.  Each button and the JPanel itself
have the same class type of extended MouseAdapter added.  Code for the
Adapter as follows:
   public class CursorContextListener extends MouseAdapter{

I have implemented a mouse listener in a class that extends a JDialog.
I added a JLabel that contains a graphic.  When the user clicks on the
JLabel, the mouse clicked method should trigger a method that does
something with the coordinates.  However, when I do click, I get a null

hey guys, i'm new to java and i'm just learning so bear with me... i
have writted the following code but this gives two errors when
compiling but i can't see anything wrong with it... can someone give me
some pointers???

Hello people,
I start programming with java 2 months ago and it goes pretty well for
now. I was exploring the Collections Interface and I have a question
about it.

I understand the differnece between Date and Calendar, and why
I would prefer to use Calendar.  However, I'm stuck with Date
in this instance.
I want to add a secific number of months to a Date.  Looks like

I have a java application that reads a properties file. All
is well until I include a property like:
AppPath = C:\Program files\myprog\dat
When I use getProperty() to read the property the \

The Windows XP work station I use in my lab does not have J2SE
installed.  It only has the JRE of version. 1.4.2_08 installed.  Look:
C:\Documents and Settings\antonyliu>java -version
java version "1.4.2_08"

I have to implement distribute multi-tier system, I choose as a
framework JavaEE 5.0. But very important feature of designing system is
efficiency. Do you think that JavaEE is best choice, does anybody make
overhead test of J2EE or see that test in web. What is alternative of ...

Say I have a 2 dimensional byte array appendixBlock[10][] & another 1
dimensional byte array, say, tempBytes[].
I do this in the code:
               String tempString = new