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java28 Mar 2007 10:03 GMT1
Which book is good for learnning servlet (Starting point of view).
There is any web site from where we download free E-bboks.
Thanks
vinod
wicket get client ip address28 Mar 2007 09:23 GMT2
Does anybody know how to get the IP address of a remote client using a web
application made with wicket framework.
Ussually without using wicket you could get the IP address from http
request object.
parsing a tab delimited or CSV, but keep the delimiter28 Mar 2007 07:07 GMT27
I know this question has been asked before, and believe me I checked
the newsgroup and web extensively before asking, but I think my needs
are slightly different.
I need to parse either a CSV or a Tab delimited file, BUT I need to
[compilation error] debugging this error message "Object() in java.lang.Object cannot be applied to"28 Mar 2007 06:57 GMT3
I have a class called Device that instantiates another class DbMoney
in this manner:
===
 return new DbMoney(  money, hardware.getName() );
Swing Painting Problems28 Mar 2007 06:13 GMT2
I currently have an application that uses JFrames and the javax.swing
library for its GUI. I am trying to create a shopping cart where there
is a Basic and Expanded setting. The Basic Setting simply tells them
the cost of several different items and they are able to click an
RMI, Sockets and Cleanup28 Mar 2007 04:12 GMT1
i am having potential trouble (it maybe becomes trouble)
with RMI Socket Usage and RMI Exceptions.
I coded an RMI server and a client.
I set hard Socket Timeouts using my own Socket Factories, so sometimes Exceptions occur, when the
Decrease time out period if server is not registered in the rmiregistery28 Mar 2007 04:06 GMT6
I have written a tiny RMI client. Before I bind to the RMI server, I'm
doing a Naming.lookup to check if the server is registered. It is
taking too much time to throw an exception if the server is not
registered in the rmiregistery. Is there any way I can decrease this
another question.28 Mar 2007 03:53 GMT4
The line:
while( instring = in.readLine() != null )
gives me the message:
required: java.lang.String
problem with applet access to web service28 Mar 2007 01:45 GMT2
I am using java 5. I have a prolem with access to web service by java
applet. When applet is launched as standalone application it works
fine, but when i try to launch applet in my browser as a part of
website it doesn't work. Applet is loading and loading and it can't
how call Windows Service from java application ?27 Mar 2007 23:44 GMT1
i want to call Windows service from my application
any suggestions ?
Graphics Look "Choppy" After Scrolling27 Mar 2007 22:11 GMT3
I have implemented a class which extends JPanel in which I've
overridden PaintComponent() to visualize a tree (or graph) using the
Graphics2D package.  I've put this into a jScrollPane, because the
tree is typically bigger than the screen will allow.  The graphics
Converting a string to an integer27 Mar 2007 21:44 GMT15
<Question>
Why does the NumberFormatException get thrown when the String argument
is not empty?
</Question>
reading product bar code in java27 Mar 2007 20:23 GMT2
Hi, am working on a project on which I require to read a product bar
code so that it helps to dynamically lookup a products details stored
in a database. I am working using Win XP and I need help on how I can
use javax.comm to do this
SyncronizingProxyFactory: Pattern or antipattern?27 Mar 2007 20:19 GMT6
I'm creating several interfaces (which actually may be remote).  The
implementations need to perform several operations "atomically" on one
target object.
I thought that it might be annoying to write stuff like:
JSTL forEach27 Mar 2007 19:33 GMT7
I can't understand how <forEach> is supposed to work. This code iterates
once (why?) and produces only one string, "Item" (without the index number).
Why?
<jsp:root version="1.2"
 
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