Hi, can anyone tip me about java based blog software.
The blog software need to have an api so it is possible to integrate
with existing system, i.e. share customer profile information etc,
singe sign on etc.

For a class I am taking I have to write a Battleship game.  I am using
Swing to program a GUI and I would like to make it so that there are
two panes holding the 11x11 grid for the spots on the computer's and
the player's boards.  I would like the position of the ships on the

I am investigating the scalability of our product that deals to
retrieve 45000 rows for each client. Max number of client is 5.
I decided to migrate the Java code to J2EE code so that we can achieve
much scalability for the above mentioned scenario.

I've been searching for quite some time, but I can't seem to find a
solution...
How do I best switch Java runtimes on a machine where I have JDK 5.0
an 6.0 installed?

I'm tutoring teen-agers at Traip Academy in Southern
Maine. The classes are completely elective on the kids'
part, and I try to make the classes entertaining. I'm on
the lookout for short programs that are not too complex

I am puzzled here by an inheritance question:
I have 3 classes:
public Parent {
    ...

I have to write a cache in java, and I'm looking for a mechanism that
make possible to create memory pools. For example, I set for my cache
20MB limit, and I put objects to this segment of memory and when this
limit will be exceeded JVM will throw exception or return message.

I want to have some of my JUNit tests write additional files to the
"results" directory.  I know I could easily hack my code to write to
that directory, but is there some elegant way that I can tap into the
JUnit "todir" attribute from within the context of the TestCase class.

I am puzzled here by an inheritance question:
I have 3 classes:
public Parent {
    ...

I'm trying to write a generic class using an enumeration as a type
parameter, but I ran into trouble trying to iterate over the enumeration
values:
  class Foo<E extends Enum<E>>

I am reading the JNI spec. One feature puzzles me. There is this
universial JNIEnv *env pointer in every function. However, if it is C,
you use (*env)->xxxx to access the fields in the environment; if it is
in C++, you use env->xxxx to access it.

Hi.I am a beginner in Java.Every time that I want to compile or run my
Java Applications , I should go to c:\jdk\bin from command prompt and
then compile and run my application . How I can do these works from
anywhere in my computer???

I was wondering whether javax.servlet API belongs to java SE or EE?
When I look through the java doc for EE, javax.servlet is listed
there. When I look through the java doc for SE, javax.servlet is
nowhere to find. However, I can use javax.servlet in my application

I was wondering whether javax.servlet API belongs to java SE or EE?
When I look through some document, it seems like javax.servlet is part
of EE. However, I can use javax.servlet under Java SE 5.
I also have the same question regarding javax.xml and java.sql.

I m working on one project where in that there is a report section,in
which we have to display data on jsp by feching the data from the
database.Everything is working good but i want to include a button on
jsp page and after clicking that button that jsp page genrates an