I am new to the language and have the following code:
public static void main(String[] args)
   {
System.out.println("Running RTSS_STD");

For years my basic architecture has been a Swing Applet for the client,
an application on the server, rmi to connect the two, and straight jdbc
for persistence (recently changed to Hibernate) at the server side.
POJOs all the way.

Can somebody explain in English why the cast of obj to
AccountBalance works here?
if(obj instanceof AccountBalance &&
  ((AccountBalance)obj).getBalance() == this.balance) {

'oak' is renamed by java why?

It seems to be possible to a) include package-summary javadocs using
Eclipse (in package view, right click, "new file", "package.html"; it
will open a blank page in your browser, so you have to return to eclipse
and drag the "package.html" entry to the document editing area then

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Hello guys, I want to know if Jsp works like php (Hope everyone know
about php).
Why people say JSP is more secure than PHP? because I think php works
at the server side.

I am new to this block, I am intrested to build my career in Java.
Rigth now i have an theoritical knowledege of Core Java but fail to
implement in practical part. I need an help from you all, how can I
improve my practical implementation.

I hope this is the right newsgroup; it was the best I could find. If there
is a better one please direct me. Thanks.
OK, I'd like to know if there is a 'best practice' for managing the
following scenario:

I have the following Java class:
package no.gaiasoft.fotoboks;
public class Capture {
 // native method declaration

I'm trying to implement a chat room on a remote Web Server. I'm using
PHP scripts on a Linux system and I'm trying to access a Java based
chat room on an IIS Server on a remote system. I'm trying to call a
class on the remote machine to setup the chat applet and pass it the

I've recently brought up an Apache Tomcat server for my network.  I was
curious how I can lock down directory viewing for apps ran on it.
Currently i go to my app via http://domain.com/app/app.jsp If I go to
the folder http://domain.com/app/  it lists the contents of the

I'd like to do something like this:
byte [] array0 = ...
byte [] array1 = ...
array0 |= array1;

I'm running a Java server using Sun's JRE using the following command:
javaw.exe -jar c:\PHP\ext/JavaBridge.jar INET_LOCAL:9384
I'm doing it this way instead of invoking Java from each apache instance
because I don't want to run multiple Java processes and have the resource