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Centralized Cache Server Solution19 Jan 2007 22:37 GMT1
I am looking for a solution for a centralized cache server.
We have multiple applications all have the same data. Thus, putting the
common data in a centralized cache server is desirable.
Is there any open source framework out there providing a centralized
"LoadLibrary" of a 32 bit so with 64 bit java on a 64 bit machine19 Jan 2007 22:30 GMT3
I have an x86_64 linux machine.
The java installed there is Sun java for linux (64 bit version- Linux
x64 Platform
- Java(TM) SE Development Kit 6)
where to find small java projects to work as part time and get paid?19 Jan 2007 22:29 GMT1
I am wondering where I can find some small java projects to work on
remotely and earn myself some extra money.
Thank you.
acronyms ??!!19 Jan 2007 22:25 GMT2
being new to java et el. I am getting confused in so many acronyms used
in java. why are there so many acronyms, are all of them necessary? and
are all these specifications necessary? arent most of these things just
libraries or APIs,  why arent they part of jdk
Java precision question19 Jan 2007 22:16 GMT7
Hi we are using a offshore company to convert some legacy c++ code to java.
One of the developers is telling me that java has higher multiplication
precision than c++, which is something I find interesting.
Is this true?  If so why?  I had thought that the precision was
eclispe WTP kann Webapp unter JBoss nicht starten wg. "Unable to find a javac compiler;"19 Jan 2007 21:58 GMT1
Ich möchte eine J2EE-Applikation aus eclipse WTP 1.5.1
(eclipse-Plattform 3.2.1) unter JBoss 4.0.2 starten. Der JBoss startet
ohne Probleme. Wenn ich dann allerdings eine JSP aufrufen möchte,
wirft der JBoss die folgende Meldung (siehe unten für ausführlicheren
Exceptions19 Jan 2007 21:14 GMT1
I have some old java code i am working with right now.
All AWT stuff, no javax.
It is a network related application.
There are some issues with Events and Exceptions:
How to read HTTP chunk-size from servlet?19 Jan 2007 19:29 GMT4
I have a servlet that accepts POSTs from a J2ME client.  I need the length of
the message body.
Ordinarily, I'd just read the Content-Length header (or call the
ServletRequest.getContentLength() method).  Unfortunately, that header isn't
Novice in setting up servers in EJB Environment19 Jan 2007 19:02 GMT1
NetBeans said it needs an application server to view the EJB sample code
I wonder how to setup this server. I have a Oracle Database set up in
VMWare environment. Is it good enough? or I need to set up many many
things. Any comments are welcome!
Distinguishing failure19 Jan 2007 17:41 GMT2
i'm trying to determine if there's a way in java dnd to distinguish
between the types of drop failure. specifically, i'm trying to see if
the drag was canceled by using esc. i've tried keybindings,
keylisteners -- but the callbacks aren't firing. i don't know if it is
Regular expression issue19 Jan 2007 17:32 GMT2
I am trying to extract some letters from a piece of string, but I do
not know how many letters I need to extract.
All I know is that there are letters that follow the letter:
Example:
Quick question19 Jan 2007 16:43 GMT20
The following is a "complete set of sample code" from a java tutorial.
I understand how the code works.  But question, where was the instance
of textArea1defined?  I understand textArea is a subclass from the AWT
package.  Secondly, when a method of an external class can be
New to Java (a C++ migrant) want to quickly get on to language19 Jan 2007 14:21 GMT4
Hi, I'm new to Java programming and I've 2-3 years of C++ programming
exp. I want list of good books that will help me to quickly get on to
the language. I don't want to waste my time in learning for loop or
even inheritance or polymorphism.
java19 Jan 2007 13:32 GMT2
Declaring an array
An array variable is like other variables -- you must declare it, which
means you must declare the type of elements that are in an array. All
elements must be the same type. Write the element type name, then "[]",
A proper way to close Frame in multi-threaded environment19 Jan 2007 12:45 GMT5
I have some old java code that is having a problem when closing frames.
It is all AWT code, no javax.
The main frame class opens another frame to do actual work,
which creates a new thread to do actual work and the main object
 
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