I'm trying to incorporate the MVC into my J2EE 1.4 project for school.
I'm new to this and had a couple of questions?
I understand that a typical way of handiing form posts from a JSP page
is to post to a servlet, which examines a request variable or two,

I'm looking for a Java source code parser/generator. By which I mean a
tool that can:
* read in Java source code to some sort of internal representation
* let me examine/edit that representation

I'm looking for a website I found a while back without success. It was a
whole site based on tricky (and often obscure seeming) Java question -
i.e. concerned with the gotchas of the language... I can't find it any
more however. Ring any bells with anyone?

I am trying to use the jpcap
(http://netresearch.ics.uci.edu/kfujii/jpcap/doc/index.html) package on
Debian Linux. I have installed and configured jpcap according to the
installation manual, readme & FAQ. But I am still getting a unsatisfied

I am using struts framework for authenticating clients. The struts
action mapping is as follows:
<action
               path="/servlet/PathwayClientAuthenticator"

I am trying to write a text field so that when the text in the
JTextField is updated, the title bar of the main window updates with
it.  However, I am having a problem.  I register my listener below:
projectNameTextField.addKeyListener(new java.awt.event.KeyAdapter() {

Part One:
I was looking for some classes that might allow me to select an open IE
window and type a URL in the address bar and direct it there.
Part Two:

Hello, I've got a question about the behaviour of Java:
I've got this code:
ArrayList<MyObject> objects = new ArrayList<MyObject>().
... (some code adding objects to array list)...

I'm currently studying for the "Java certified programmer", and
some book (whose authors claim to have had some deeper insight
into the official certification questions) offers sample questions.
Some are dependent on unspecified context:

It seems to me that to each a truly performant enterprise level
application with thick client functionality (a lot of it) you really
need to use caching to the nines.
There are a few open source toolkits for caching, great seem to work

Integer literals are per default of type "int", fine.
Floating point literals are per default type "double", fine.
For initializers, integer arguments are automatically cast down:
 byte b=42;

I've looked around on the internet but so far I am not convinced that
for a bean that is passivated (if it is idle for a certain amount of
time), then activation on the next method call on that bean is not
taking place. I'm using JBoss 4.0.4 but I think the container is not

We just changed our web container from Resin to Tomcat, and now we have
problems with our JSTL code. Seems as if setter mothods taking Object
as parameter (not String) works with Resin web container and not with
Tomcat?

hi ..
can anyone please help me answer this questions..
i'm totally lost.. i dont know what leap really
means in this context.. and i dont know

Does anyone know a good way of converting HTML to plain text, keeping as
 much of the formatting as possible?
The HTML will be produced by an editor like FCKEditor, and
transformation should happen in Java.