I have a client who may need to play either MPEG-1 or Windows Media
videos in a client app or applet (the delivery method is still to be
decided). Since the client platform may be either a Winblows PC or
possibly a Mac, we're pretty much tied to a pure Java solution.

I need to store some variables on harddisk in order to restore their
values in successive sessions.
I took this simple aproach:
Inifile as map, loaded at the startup.

Does anyone know of any java classes to convert TIFF files to PDF
format ?

Check this code:
class A {
   public A(String s) {
       System.out.println(s);

I am very frustrated, cause an applet, i developed 2 years ago, now does
not work anymore.
I tried to find the reason and found this:
Older versions of Browsers and SUN-VM work, newest version does not.

I have set up a web server with JUDDI running on it.
I have the inquireURL and the publishURL
I was able to publish a couple of web services to the registry using
Rational IDE.

I don't see how to elegantly satisfy toArray(T[] a) in an abstract class.
The code below works but I'd rather avoid the need for the setType()
which instantiates an T[] for .toArray(). Obviously I cant instantiate
an T[] in the abstract class.

Hi everyone, I want to download HAVI API packages for java but i don't
know where can i download its. Thank you

I have a strange error, that I can reproduce using jre1.5.0_09 or
jdk1.5.0_10 on winXP using eclipse debugger, in Netbeans 5.0 and using
javac/java command line.
I have this line in my code;

how to read a .txt file?

Web-start offers its own simple API for accessing
files from within sandboxed (or trusted) applications
and applets.
I wrote this *example* to demonstrate how this

We bought Install Shield 11.5 Java Edition and I have to program it. It
uses the Swing packages for the GUI elements and control, but I could
not find anywhere on the net where the "Swing" acronym stands for.
Is it based on "simple windowing" or something ?

I've been banging my head all day trying to get jmf mediaplayer to play
a midi file. Even sun's own examples didn't work so tonight I remember
the jmstudio that comes with jmf. So I tried playing several midi files
and jmstudio comes up with the same error message as my own code at

Hi, in my application, when the usar click in a button it's call
another Jframe.
class First {
JButton a;

Under the Microsoft umbrella, there's just MSMQ and it is so darn
simple to use, either which ways -- through COM or through .NET.
I am feeling lost with Java. There's so much fluff -- IMB's MQ, MQ
Server, Sun's JMS API for MQ, JMS, what not.