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Which version of Tomcat?09 Jan 2007 07:42 GMT6
I have jdk 1.0 installed in XP box.
I need to download and install Oomcat and MySQL in my XP box and also
for Linux box (after installing Linux).
I have downloaded MySQL verison 5.0 as well as ver 3.5 - it seems that
MNC in HYD Require JAVA 3+09 Jan 2007 07:25 GMT1
hi friends,
we myjob.in is a consulting firm working with CMM level 5 and other MNC
companies. one of our client has requirement on Core JAVA with swinr
and eclipse with 3-6 years exp. interested guys can forward your resume
memory leaks09 Jan 2007 05:55 GMT4
My java application seems to use more memory than another application
that does something very similar and I'm trying to figure out if the
differences between the apps are causing the different in memory usage
or if it's really something like a memory leak in my app that I need ...
iterating the difference of two collections09 Jan 2007 05:25 GMT19
Given two Collection parameters a,b that I'm *not* supposed to modify,
what's the best way to iterate over the elements in a but not in b?
Create a new collection d with elements of a, then d.removeAll(b),
then iterate over d.
Pixel array into Image09 Jan 2007 05:24 GMT5
Is there anyway to convert Pixel array (from PixelGrabber) into gif/jpg
image (Black and White) programmatically ?  
Thanks
-Dish.
widening and boxing - why isn't it allowed?09 Jan 2007 04:37 GMT1
I'm trying to do widening and then boxing, but it's impossible. Can
anyone tell me the reason?
Why is that behaviour useful?
class WB {
Regular Expression Parsing In Java09 Jan 2007 04:06 GMT9
My program must take a regular expression as input and be able to tell
whether its a valid one or not.
In doing so I am not allowed to use any inbuilt java libraries but have
to create my own context free grammar to parse it.
A very confusing problem about sending message to an irreachable IP09 Jan 2007 04:04 GMT1
I find a very confusing problem during testing my application:
I will send some notification message to a URL provided by user in my
web service. If user has provided a right URL (with an IP in using and
a right port and context), everything goes well. But if user has
Exposing an Enum (revisited)09 Jan 2007 02:29 GMT3
I am using JDK 1.5 with NetBeans 5.5. I have a project that contains a
class that has a public enum. I would like to reference this enum not
only in another class in the same project, but I would also like to
reference the enum in another project. I can get the project that
Comparing the value of a field08 Jan 2007 22:24 GMT9
If I want to change the value of the variable "count" using the
variable name "field_name" in the statement instead of "count", how do
I specify this?
String field_name = "count";
Peculiar generics problem with static factory method (solved, but interesting and maybe instructional)08 Jan 2007 22:21 GMT3
Here's the code snippets.
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
public static <S extends Scalar<S>, D extends Dimension, T extends
Point<S, D, T>> Point<S, D, T> getPoint (S component, D dim) {
servlet + hyperlinks08 Jan 2007 22:07 GMT3
I'm writing a servlet that creates a html page with hyperlinks on it.
When I use the following code:
out.println("<b>KEY:</b> g - <a href='www.google.com'>Google</a>);
It creates the link but it adds it on to the servlet name like
Getting the client IP address08 Jan 2007 21:03 GMT3
Is there a Java method I can use to retrieve the IP address of a Linux
computer on which is running my standalone client app?
On a related point, is there a Unix/Linux system environment variable
for IP address? The ifconfig command returns the IP address, amongst
finding uniformly spaced points on Arc2D08 Jan 2007 20:00 GMT5
 I would like to use java.awt.geom.Arc2D.Double
to draw an arc. I would now like to draw tic marks
onto the arc at uniformly spaced points.
Can someone explain how I might find the uniformly
how to search an array of objects?08 Jan 2007 19:57 GMT4
hope someone can help.
i have created a array of student objects -
each object has a string for student name
a float for mark
 
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