I have a client program which connects to an Apache server, sends some
HTTP messages and retrieves the responses.
An example message is:
OPTIONS / HTTP/1.1

I've searched, but there doesn't seem to be any way to easily remove a
range of values from a Collection (specifically a Vector).  I did see
that the Vector class has the method removeRange(int fromIndex, int
toIndex) but this is a protected method.

I have to right a prototype program that parse's info from a set of
apache logfiles, puts this data somewhere and then has a GUI to
interact with this data. Ideally the GUI will be able to update the
data load in data etc.

I habitually use the interface types for java.util collection
references:
List<SomeClass> myList = new ArrayList<SomeClass>();
However, in writing some code I started questioning this. The code uses

PLEASE HELP RESOLVE THIS BUG...
We have a Java Notes agent in a Domino application which automatically
creates reports in Zip format and sends them to several users on a daily
basis. The Lotus Notes R5/R6/R7 View action button in the Attachment

I am a complete newbie here (worked for all my life in Mainframes/
Unix). I want to locate the actual source files for one of the
applications I am currently working on.
All I know from the logs is the location of the jar files. Is it

I'm creating action errors for my web page in the following way:
ActionErrors errors = new ActionErrors();
errors.add("message123", new
ActionMessage("error.required.thisfield"));

Suppose one process has a file open, and another process attempts to
rename the file. Is File.rename() always guaranteed to return false in
that case?
Does it at least work across all major operating systems?

My app processes files as they get dropped into a directory. There's a
loop that keeps checking if a file is available, and if it is, then the
file gets read.
The trouble is that if the app detects a new file before it has been

Hi :)
We only have access to local news server when our international
bandwidth is finished. When we view articles or parts from the local
server which is cached, we get high speeds, if the articles or parts

I'm being extremely dense this morning.  I'm using Ant's javaDoc task to
create the docs for my packages and want all methods to be included. I
think the correct Attribute is to use `Private`; but either I'm wrong or
not using the correct syntax.

   i want to create a exe file from java class file  how to create it
and  is there any function  or  a way to run a java file within a java
file

Hi guys...
I'm implementing a quite simple cryptographic algorithm , but I keep
on getting this exception :
java.security.InvalidKeyException: Invalid key length: 444 bytes

i want to render an image into my window created using java

I'm writing a simple JFrame application and I want my GUI to be in 2
language versions. GUI consists of some JButtons, JMenu, JToolTip etc.
Is there a neat way (container, class build in java) assigned for
switching language versions or should do it on my own - if yes what is