Im currently exposing functionality of an existing application as a
Web Service - Im using Axis 1.x for this. I have read that the only
style of Web Service supported by .NET is "wrapped" as opposed to,
say, "document".

I've got a perhaps little curious question!
I'm using a simple Tomcat 5.5 and got some war-Files in my "webapps"
dir.
Also I'm using Axis 1.1.1 with some aar-Files.

The Concepts and Confusions of Prefix, Infix, Postfix and Fully
Functional Notations
Xah Lee, 2006-03-15
[This articles explains away the confusion of common terms for

ReviewNet Corporation is looking for a few authors to write on-line
testing questions for a series of new .Net skills tests we are
developing.  We are looking to update some of our current tests and
add new tests on Java development topics.

i need to know  where  should i put my class and/or java files inside
the tomcat cat_4.1 directory.so that i can run the project/software in
browser.i had earlier tested the same project  using java web server
2.0(an older one) i put up the java and class files of my project

guys,
under linux, how can java access environment variables. currently i
have something like,
Properties envVars = new Properties();

I'm inserting a JTable into a JScrollPane which is inserted inside a
JPanel. I'd like to set the size of this JScrollPane to be the same as
the JPanel, so it will show a blank space between the end of my JTable
and the end of my JScrollPane.

Hi all. I want to be able to shutdown remote computers using Java.
Below are the things that have been imported :
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;

Hello, may I know how can I wait for all the threads in a fixed thread
pool to be completed, without calling shutdownNow?
Executor pool = Executors.newFixedThreadPool(nThreads);
for(int i = 0; i < 10000;  i++)

I thought java.awt.print was the package from hell, but I'm trying to
upgrade my code to javax.print. I haven't found a decent tutorial that
explains what the hell is going on or how to make it work.
Can anyone point me to a decent (recent) tutorial or a freeware

how can my RMI server get information about connected clients?
i found only the method inside the class RemoteServer named
'getClientHost'.
but it returns just a stupid string with the IP address.

can anybody tell me, if it's possible to set sturts fields in an jsp
site to readonly via an action?
Hope it is understandable what I want, my englisch isn't the best...
Greetings

Hi, I've read the API description of compareTo method but I don't
understand
how is calculated the returning value when strings aren't equals!
Any more simple explanation?

I am writing a Stateless session bean in with an EJB 3.0 container
(using JBoss 4.2 right now, and possibly Glassfish later). This bean
is going to provide reading/writing from the DB supplemented by some
business logic (using hand-written JDBC DAO's for my objects). The

I have the following lines of code.
import java.io.*;
import java.net.MalformedURLException;
import java.net.URL;