1)If I have two classes, how can i run it in the command prompt? (ex:
java FileName) for only one class.
2)If I need an input from the command prompt, (This is required.  I
should not use any other method of getting an input) how can i, for

(Sorry for my English...)
I have started learning Java in Windows XP and Linux. I am going to
programme database applications with web GUI (JDBC, JSP, Servlets, as I
understand). I have a question to experienced programmers: which development

When I looked online it said that this was because I had the wrong
hibernate version, but I have the latest 3.2 release.
I can generate a database schema fine, So I assume that something else
is wrong

We are new to Java. We are using some exising code which does a
byte-by-byte read from the socket. The data that is being read is an
xml string. A byte-by-byte read takes about 150 to 200 milliseconds. We
need to improve the response time.

Can someone please tell me why JNDI Support at Sun does not exist for the
search term JNDI.jar and/or point me in the actual direction that I may
download this resource?  It seems that JNDI support in "my JDK1.5" doesn't
exist either for the Context Factory in the environment ...

I don't get this, it was working before, but then my program
quasi-randomly stopped playing sound, and started instead of giving me
an error message:
javax.sound.midi.MidiUnavailableException: MIDI OUT transmitter not

Hey, I have been set the task to create a program that will read in a
text file (.txt), and will display a list of results showing:
- Number of lines in the file
- Number of words in the file

I have written th following code to connect to db2/400 ->
 try
               {
                 //Connect to a database

I've read somewhere that inner class access to a "private" member of a
nesting class causes it to be silently treated as "package-private" by
the compiler, with security implications.
Silently changing the semantics of a security-influencing construct in

(sorry for my English...)
I have started learning Java. I am going to learn programming database
applications (Oracle) with web interface (JSP, Servlets).
I have some experience with Microsoft .NET. Microsoft prepared set of sample

As part of my application, I have an ArticleManager class, that
maintains a HashMap of Article objects (which have an overloaded equals
method - but not an overloaded hashcode). When my application is
closed, the ArticleManager serializes itself and all the Articles.

Hello! I made this program of converting binary to hexadecimal, there
are few errors which are new to me.  Please check it out. Thanks!
<code>
import java.lang.*;

I have written th following code to connect to db2/400 ->
 try
               {
                 //Connect to a database

I have just started learning Java. I have one question: how about
performance of JSP comparing to Servlets? I am using Windows XP and Debian.
/RAM/

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