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I've a ComboBox like the follow, obviously in the left column ther'are
index and in the right column there are values (for example):
0  32
1  45

I am trying to setup a basic client/server, in which the server
returns a List of Row objects. My directory structure is...
C:\code\bin\
    server\

I am attempting to write a state machine interpreter (i.e. initalize
it with a state machine definition and then pass input to it and it
will either accept or reject the input).
Each state is paramatized to contain a list of T or State<T>... i.e.

Can the bright minds here point me to the java tools best suited to
interfacing a C++ library with the widest range of web servers?
Fundamental question from a Java newbie.  I'm about to start a web app with
the business logic contained in a C++ DLL (could be a COM object if

public class ChummaEx implements Cloneable
{
   private static ChummaEx moin = null;
   private String mName = null;

           can someone please post me the correct code for the
following code. I'd like to put the condition, mark must be minimum 0
and maximum 100 using Exception ( try ... catch ).
/*

i have some data i want to store. in the code sample below, the key pieces
of data
i wish to store are the name of the function: like, parameter1: str1,
paramater2: str2.

I'm using Hibernate 3.0.5, JDK 1.4.2, and Oracle 9i.
I'm following the Hibernate 3.0.5 docs to build a query to delete rows
from a table.  My code looks something like this:
-----------------

If I have a HashMap<String,MyObject>, then the HashMap uses the hash of
the String to place MyObject in its internal storage. If the hash for a
String is the same as another String, then what?
I assume that the hash collision mechanism uses toString() to resolve

I was wondering...
Is it possible, by using Java reflection, to instantiate all classes
existing in a package without knowing the names of those classes.  I'm
envisioning something like this (pseudocode):

I am working on a little project that I want to be able to run either
as a Swing app or a web app. I need to use something for session
management either online or offline and was wondering if there are any
negative ramifications to using an object that implements HttpSession

I'm in a situation where I'm looking at moving from Perl (mod_perl/
Template Toolkit as well as Apache and MySQL) to Java. Though I've
mostly programmed in Perl the last several years, I've also done some
Java work...Tomcat 4 & 5, servlets/JSP (w/ JSTL and EL), a small

Is there a way to conditionally load a java applet?  ...There are some
instances where my applet is not needed and therefore don't want the
excess overheading of loading the applet.
Any ideas?

HI GROUP
CAN I GET A LINK FOR SOURCE OF GAMES.
BCOUS I AM MAKING A SNAKE GAME.