Is there anyone else besides myself bothered by the idea that some
Java programmers refer to HTML elements as "components" (in reference
to the Java widgets that wrap HTML)? Why is the Java community doing
this? I must stay this seems to make something that should be simple

I am often programming jse applications that I can only test in large
numbers.. so I use a small cluster of computers as testenviroment..
Now I often find myself in the bad situation that debugging only works
by viewing logfiles..

i am using oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver driver to connect to oracle
database.
And below is my tnsnames.ora file
ora2 =

i am working on netbeans on webservices.
i have j.d.k 1.5 being used  in my program which gives error as
"(try -source 1.4 or lower to use 'enum' as an identifier)
       oper.setUse(org.apache.axis.enum.Use.ENCODED);"

1)
If method ( call it U ) in parent class is made private, then methods
of child class can’t access U directly, but they still inherit this
private method U.

hi guys i am new at groups and java ..when it comes to c programming i
was using a complier simply but now what should i do for java... i
have sourced some documents and they advised me to download the jdk..
can someone give me the exact link that i need all for programming

How to copy the result from a Select into a DataSet ?
Thanks,
Tintin92

Hi I don't understand this output:
I have this string  b = "boo:and:foo";
than I do:
String s[] = b.split("o");

For a newbie on Eclipse,
(I have Eclipse SDK 3.2.2)
I need a simple example (JOptionPane that show a message) in Eclipse,
please.

I've tried Googling but I've found conflicting answers and the clearest I've
gotten is that the rules for the sandbox an applet runs in varies according
to each browser.
I've read, for example, that applets don't have access to files on the local

I have a war file that when I deploy on one server works, however on
another server I am getting an Identifier Expected error on this
function
public List<String> func()

I have the following code for reading a string from an input stream:
BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(
    new InputStreamReader(
            connection.getInputStream()));

I have a method getData() in class DataAccess which internally calls a
method in a class inside a jar. The method inside the jar has
somehting like this:
Class.getForName("mypackage.myclass").newInstance();

Our client has a flash-driven website, and they proivde API connection
which allows third-party tracking code to be initiated when events
occur in a Flash or DHTML based environement.
Client's HTML code includes a javascript file as

I'm a database manager with primary responsibility for querying and
reporting. Our big database is UniData and I use a lot lf Perl and
Java, and also use Postresql and a lot of Access (for reporting, not
for a data store).