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Save in Java...???21 Jun 2007 09:13 GMT1
If I make a applet from Java program is it possible
that this applet writes something on disk from browser...
I have a application with graphics and I want to make,
she as applet but I don't know how to save data...??
Inheritance with typed collections21 Jun 2007 06:54 GMT3
If I have a class, Cat, which extends Animal, why can't I pass a
List<Cat> to a method that takes a List<Animal>? This should work,
since Cat inherits from Animal. Why doesn't inheritance include typed
collections? This seems like a gap in Java's polymorphism.
Getting started with J2EE21 Jun 2007 06:00 GMT3
I'm familiar with Java programming. I've an idea of servlets and JSP,
but I'm completely new to J2EE.
I wonder what is the difference between JSP programs and J2EE. What
exactly is the difference. I hear that J2EE applications can be
adding api to j2me21 Jun 2007 05:50 GMT1
I would like to provide my implementation of some api on j2me that is
complient with MIDP 2.0. The functionality of this api is provided as
a library. My problem is about communication of the java and the
library. I see two solutions:
Sorry for my job posting21 Jun 2007 00:01 GMT1
It was brought to my attention that my post about an opportunity was
not appropriate on this board and that it would be best to apologize
for my post.  I am sorry for the disruption.
Michelle Bartie
TCP/IP file transfer and a router20 Jun 2007 23:04 GMT25
I'm trying to create a Java program that can send a file from 1
Windows PC to another over a TCP/IP connection. As many people use
[wireless] routers, how can I create a TCP connection to PCs that are
connected to the internet via a router? The router has an IP and then
New member20 Jun 2007 22:57 GMT3
I am a java programming.
I have studying java programming since 15 jan 2006
and I hope to recive suggestion from you to improve my skills in
programming.
prevent direct access to JSP20 Jun 2007 21:02 GMT6
Okay, so we're upgrading to Tomcat 6, and we've encountered a difficulty.
In order to keep URLs consistent (for simpler log parsing and for
cosmetic reasons) the idea is to have a servlet as the controller and a
JSP for the display, but only ever to have the servlet URL visible to ...
Prevent Listeners From Firing/Observer Pattern20 Jun 2007 17:54 GMT1
I've implemented the Observer pattern in the GUI that I'm writing so
that any property view to a data object will be updated if that
underlying data object is updated.  The problem I am having is
described in this scenario...
SOAP Message Problem / WEB SERVICES20 Jun 2007 17:32 GMT3
I'm having a lot of problems trying to create an web service client.
My server is provided by an Jboss/TomCat?axis server that enables me
various methods. The connection is a normal SSL connection with
authentication(nothing big till this point). The problems start when I
Facebook Java library error20 Jun 2007 17:24 GMT1
Has anybody tried the Facebook Java library?
I have it in a project in Eclipse using Maven. I get this error when
trying to build the project.
C:\development\projects\workspace-3.2\foo\src\main\java\com\facebook
Cannot override protected fields20 Jun 2007 15:52 GMT10
I know this is not possible, but my question is why did they design it
that way:
public class ParentForm {
    protected String name = "ParentForm";
Java cross-reference tools20 Jun 2007 14:07 GMT6
Can anyone recommend a good, downloadable Java cross-reference tool?  That
is, one where the input is a class and a classpath, and the output is all
the classes the first one references, directly or indirectly.  (References
statically, at least.  A list of calls to Class ...
how to use swing/awt controls in a window that uses double-buffering?20 Jun 2007 13:32 GMT2
i'm using a JFrame with enabled double-buffering. the window itself
owns several JInternalFrames. my problem is that when double-buffering
is enabled, the internal frames are invisible, with an exception that
they flicker for few milliseconds when i move the mouse over their
Memory Profiler for Heap Analysis20 Jun 2007 11:37 GMT14
I have an application (xml-editor) that uses up an unreasonable amount of  
java heap space.
I have tried profiling with tptp (eclipse) and jmap/jhat, and they do give  
me memory histograms and instance counts, but what I REALLY want is to see  
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