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Timer & JLabel25 Jun 2007 12:11 GMT7
I am trying to create a clock on my GUI application but am getting a
NullPointerException error whenever the app runs.  This is the code:
public static void main(String args[]) {
 java.awt.EventQueue.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
Is matching against several regex's so clumsy?25 Jun 2007 10:34 GMT5
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I'd like to search for several regex's in a (large) String, walking
through the string.
In order not to copy the String all the time, I thought I'd use
https problem, should I go back to 1.3?25 Jun 2007 09:46 GMT1
I am having trouble posting data via https:
I am attempting to log into remote sites with a user/password.
I can get the login page vis https: with jre 1.5 or 1.6.  In deed it looks
like the jre is doing the
JAX-WS Holder usage for INOUT Mode25 Jun 2007 07:23 GMT1
With JAX-WS RI download there are several samples. One of them
illustrates MTOM. There when the code gets generated, parameters are
mapped to have mode of INOUT. I have an understanding that the server
process can modify the parameters (INOUT) and the updated value will
Virtual function call from constructor25 Jun 2007 06:51 GMT21
I came across some unexpected behaviour in Java:  When I call a
member-function from a class' constructor, this call is done virtual as
usual calling the overridden method of the subclass.
This seems to me a bit problematic, as it calls a member-function of the
Font Resize24 Jun 2007 20:46 GMT16
Hi all -- I'm new to Java programming but I'm trying to write a
program that emulates a terminal (e.g. DOS).  I'm using the NetBeans
IDE and I'm looking for any suggestions on how to have the font resize
when the window is resized.  Basically so that a specific number of
using a native dll in java24 Jun 2007 17:52 GMT3
Hey people
i am using eclipse and i tried to use jacob to run the following code,
which links java to this scripting language called autoit.
package core;
java error in apache tomcat24 Jun 2007 16:47 GMT10
guys,
I am getting an java error when i run a java app in tomcat. here it is
what I get in the browser
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best serialization to store java object in DB24 Jun 2007 10:14 GMT3
what should be the best way to store java objects serialised into a
db ?
standard JDK serialisation ?
xstream xml serialisation ?
hi group24 Jun 2007 09:28 GMT2
hi group,
                          I want to be the member of this group.
Dual-Display Programming24 Jun 2007 05:29 GMT3
I have a dual-display setup with Windows XP (Service Pack 2). I am
looking for a way to control both displays independently, so that I
can draw different graphics and display different text on both
monitors. Is there a way to do that in Java?
Tomcat 6 is loading context twice23 Jun 2007 23:58 GMT1
I edited the ContextListener.java file in a single webapp (class
files, no war) to launch a singleton and make a small addition to the
logs like this:
   public void contextInitialized(ServletContextEvent event) {
embed .jar files23 Jun 2007 21:55 GMT14
I have never embedded java files into html pages, and I'm attempting
this for the first time.
I have been given .jar and .jad files to embed. I've been searching and
all I have found that seems to apply to my situation is that the archive
java installation23 Jun 2007 15:30 GMT4
I want to install full java installation, with environment & server.
I want some details about how installing eclipse & tomcat
(on windows platform, and also on unix platform (knoppix)).
Need some details what how to install, and some links, please.
loop through delimited values in string23 Jun 2007 13:58 GMT6
I have a string with a bunch of values separated by a tilde and
greater than sign.  So like.
String myList =
"123~>abv~>asdflkjasfdlkjslkdfjj~>asdflkj~>sldfkjsdlfkjadfs";
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