I have to analyze xml log files which
are locate on the server side (jboss).
I would like read file from session bean and analyze using SAX.
What is the best solution in this case ?

What is the reason for an ejb to communicate with client through random
ports?
Whan a ejb client access the ejb container, i can specify the ip and port
for the ejb container.

I have some text data in a file I need to parse.
.
the file's data contains characters such as accents, ntildes, ...
.

Is there a maximum amount of memory that can be addressed by the JVM
and, if so, does it vary by JVM version?
Regards

Hi, I want to do check-in check-out using ANT.
I have used following commands.
  <target name="checkOutFromCVS" >
       <!--<cvs command="-q diff -u -N" output="patch.txt"/>-->

Can anny one help me.
I am trying to update the database by using a callable statement. But
in case of servlet i am getting  an error
java.sql.SQLException: Not all parameters bound.

I have the source code for an application that was written using
Microsoft's apparently defunct variant of Java. It does not compile
under the standard JDK from Sun and I get a lot of errors that
are unfamiliar to me. I need to update this application so that it

I have this working:
Abstract class Foo<E> {
    Foo() {}
    public fooFun(E enigma) {

Quick question. I have a CACHE link into an old mumps based system. In order
to access the old tables I install an ODBC driver and then access the tables
using access or some other DB tool. I can also query them from my
applications.

Is there an easy way to set arbitrary ips and referers on-the-fly as
the app runs in tomcat?
This is information that would be obtained by the servlet using
HttpServletRequest.getHeader(..).

The latest Firefox update (2.0 to 2.0.0.1) de-activates the Java Console and
suggests fixing the problem by getting an updated version of the Java
plugin.  Uninstalling JRE 7 build 02 and installing the current pre-release
build 04 (from http://download.java.net/jdk7/binaries/) ...

helo,
What is best-practise to achieve functionality similar to .Net's
System.TimeSpan struct in Java?
For now, I've created my own TimeSpan class

Well not quite;  actually love JAR files, but why does the AppletViewer (W2K
SUN JDK "something", at least) insist on asking for the .CLASS file *as well
as* the .JAR file?
Is this *all* applet viewers?  *all* html? or just something *my* code is

Java 1.5 finaly gave us an elegant for each construct, but for-each
lacks the ability to manipulate the underlying Iterable structure.
Generally, the way to do this is (in pseudo-code:)
Obtain the iterator.

Please bear with me.  I'm a bit new to Java.  I have a list of strings
that I'd like to summate.  For example I'd like to take this data:
Apple
Orange