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java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError while calling native function08 Dec 2006 04:26 GMT2
I have a shared library that I am trying to load, but i am getting
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError when it is trying to call the native
function.
One thing I noticed was the weird header file name. The name of the
double "^" operations ???...08 Dec 2006 04:05 GMT2
Greetings all,
I am having a hard time performing exponential operations on doubles.
My code looks like
public double getExpon(double a, double b) {
Access Application Server from EJB Client08 Dec 2006 03:42 GMT1
Finally I get it run the sample ejb client using EJB3.0.
However, now i want to know how to connect the application server
from a different computer.( i need to specify the ip and port right? )
package converter.client;
Running JSF on Tomcat08 Dec 2006 03:30 GMT1
I am a beginner on JSF development, how to configure Tomcat 6 to run
JSF on it. That's mean I need to download the Tomcat 6 and some ??? jar
files (from somewhere) for setup JSF page.
Looking for someone help, thanks a lot
data transfer (string/byte + files) secure08 Dec 2006 02:46 GMT3
I'm writing a client-server project in java and i decided I want the
client to communicate
with the server using a secure channel and viceversa.
I learned about both symmetric and asymmetric encryption systems and
detecting which jvm version is being ran?08 Dec 2006 02:19 GMT13
Say I have an applet and would like to display which version of the JVM
is being used from the applet.  Any ideas as to how to do this?
Ignoring tags when extracting data from xhtml08 Dec 2006 01:37 GMT1
hi again,
I'm traversing an org.w3c.dom.Document to extract data.Say I'm going
through the following line:
<h2 class=r>
Some Strange things in JTable08 Dec 2006 01:04 GMT1
I am try to create a dynamic table.
String[] dataColumns = {"Observation Time", "Value", "Mode"};
DefaultTableModel dataTableModel =
          new DefaultTableModel(dataColumns, 100);
Representing an extremely small number in java?08 Dec 2006 00:48 GMT5
I have a requirement to represent a very very small number in a java
class of mine:
2.2204e-16
Does anyone have a straightforward solution to doing this? or am i
Vector problem07 Dec 2006 23:10 GMT2
Hi I wish to add object in a list of vectors
But when I add the same object to the vector list, it is overwritten to
that list, instead of being appended.
Here is my code :
extract data from xhtml07 Dec 2006 22:08 GMT2
I am in the process of extracting data from a html document. I used
Jtidy to convert it to XHTML . Now that I have the XHTML how can i
extract data from it. Say, I wanted to extract a node with the tag <h2
class ="r">.......</h2> , does anyone know or have sample code to
OutofMemory during compilation07 Dec 2006 21:54 GMT3
I have been building an application using ant on jdk 1.4.2 for about
2.5 years. No problem. Today I'm getting the error during compilation
[javac] java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
  I compiled just yesterday afternoon and did not get this error.
SOAP via SSL07 Dec 2006 21:00 GMT2
I'm trying to write a programm, that will send SOAP requests ( from
request.xml file ) and put response
to response.xml file .
I managed to add few lines to a tip I found on the web :
Sending email attachment using Java through Outlook Express07 Dec 2006 19:18 GMT3
Can anyone suggest how we can interface Outlook Express with java in
order to send email?
I want to add 'Email Friend' link in my project, on clicking on this
link Outlook Express should open with a specified file attached.
help07 Dec 2006 19:07 GMT6
I am trying to write a function to check if number is greater than 10.
if it is. somehow parse the two digit number into first and second
digit and add the two together and get the result
for ex. num =23
 
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