With regard to assertions it appears that the compiler default has
changed from 1.4 to 1.5.  The 1.5 default compiles as-if  "-source
1.5" instead of the old 1.4 way "-source 1.3".
All well and good but 1.5 doesn't appear to let me compile with

I hope this is the correct place to post this:
I am developing a web site for a e-commerce business I will be
running.  The site I'm setting up will be 50% store, 50% content.  I'm
not sure which shopping cart I'll be using yet (am looking at

I am using AS 8.1 and trying to accessing ejb from tomcat.
I already tested with ejb client from desktop application and it works.
Just the problem is when calling from the tomcat.
The following is the error message from the log.

Say you have a Calendar instance.
.
  Calendar Klndr = java.util.Calendar.getInstance();
  Klndr.setLenient(false);

I have build several objects and stored them in an ArrayList. I have
try many different things to iterate through the Arraylist and retrieve
data stored in the object but I am having no luck. If I just print the
ArrayList myVars I get

What's the best way to copy files from a central server to remote servers?
Our app runs on multiple app servers, so I can control code running on
both ends. I've got no guarantee, however, that the central server will
be able to map or mount remote drives, so doing a simple file ...

Dear  All
I am trying to use dynamic method calls, and have written the below code,
but not getting any results. Could you please help to point out my mistakes?
Thank you in advance

I have a specific question regarding source formatting. I like the code
neat and easy to read. For this reason I would like the = sign to be
aligned.
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I want to open an MS word file in jsp page, and want to display the
content on web page as html. The code I'm using is as follows :
<%
     String fileName = "c:\\rahul\\test\\readingfile\\abc.doc";

I have the following function in a stateful ejb. When I call this function
will display
"hello" at the server console. What I want  to know is when I exist from the
client

I've run the Castro code generator on a large and complicated XML
Schema (xsd) containing many nested grouping models (choice within
sequence within sequence within choice, etc.).  The resulting code
contains many "intermediate" classes such (assuming a class named

I have one ejb with the function sayhello. This functions print out "hello
world" in while( 1 == 1 ) loop. When the clients exits from the server by
plugging out the nextwork from the PC, this ejb still prints out "hello
world". Is there any event to catch when server exists by ...

please help me.......:
i have to implement a binary tree throgh a vector.How can i do?
Situation:
public class VectorBinaryTree<E> implements BinaryTree<E> {

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1.
I have big class extends Frame (electronic clock) and implemented 3
interfaces:WindowListener, ActionListener, MouseListener.

My jsp application gives access to a url after authentication and
generates a report using that url.
I am using Tomcat 5.5. as application server to authorize webpages.
But i noted that if i copy that generated url and paste it on IE