hiya,
am Vikranth from India.
I got a good collection and kept in google base.
A lot of Java and J2EE pdf's, absolutely for free download.

Hello all, I am trying to use the jogl based on jsr 231. Using a test
program javac seems to work ok but java gives error message:
'No jogl_drihack in java.library.path'
I can find no information about this so if anyone can point me in the

i'd like having you opinion about these technologies....i prefere DAO,
because
1)  SQL is simplier and powerful than EJBQL
2)  i found easier maintening and modifying source code

  I learned jsp for about 5 years, and learned php for about 4
months. I feel php is more easy to learn, and it can do almost java
can do. So i suggest people to use php for do web. Here is my little
opinions:

I want to use Swing for developing the GUI of a web based poker game.
I downloaded Eclipse and cut'n pasted a Swing "hello world"
application (just for testing if Eclipse supports Swing). Swing is a
part of the J2EE standard, yes? Anyhow the application run correctly,

I did not know why, but when I try to start my simple Java 3D program
from JBuilder 2006, it starts up very very slow: after click the
"run", I need to wait 10 seconds or more to see the Java 3D program
pop up. (yeah, my PC is very fast one, 3G CPU, 2G memory). I also

I'm using JDeveloper as my IDE, and when I run a swing application
within the IDE and go to print it works fine, but when I run it
outside the IDE in the jar format it will not print some data on the
3rd page of the print. Any suggestions or ideas ?

I am experiencing a session data crossover issue (immediately after
logging on to the application, user A views the session data of user
B). I have investigated the issue up to a particular point - by also
adding some pertinent logging to the application - and it appears

I get this error when trying to popup a Swing dialog from a long-
running background thread.
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Deadlock risk: AWT tree lock acquired
on a

We have unfortunately the siituation that a regular expression could
match mutliple times in a string. Currently it seems that it takes
always the last. I would like to know if this is "guaranteed" or
somewehere specified that it takes "always" the "last" one. I now that

I can't get dates to parse with any accuracy.  I have a date like this,
for example:
Fri May 25 07:58:46 GMT 2007
I am using a SimpleDateFormat with a format string of:

I have an object (ContactModel). One of its methods is named
"isEmailAddressNull" and returns a boolean. I'm trying to query that
field from a <c:if ... tag in a JSP page. I get no error messages, but
I get the wrong values. The relevant part of the page looks like this:

I am writing a small database that requires user input.
However, whenever something is output to the screen, the cursor stays at the
beginning of the output instead of the end of the output.
How can I let it go to the end of the output?

I want to know how can i retrive a key from the given value from a
hash table?
suppose my table conatins:
KEY     VALUE

   I am facing some problem in CSS3 stylesheets. I want to print a
report(which is in tabular format) in multiple pages I am getting the
content of the report perfectly printed in the paper while taking a
printout but I want to print the header row also to be printed on each