hi ,any one can help ,me to solve my problem.
i m talking about reading AppEvent.evt SecEvent.evt SysEvent.evt files
which basically resides in C:\WINDOWS\system32\config folder of
windows xp.if we want to open that files and our computer is on n/w

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I have posted a thread yesterday and although the message told me that
my post will appear "momentarily" it didn't appear until today. I have
posted a reply to the psot and I have now waited for at least 4-5hours
and it hasn't appeared yet. I have posted in other forums before and

I always thought NetBeans was a C++ app, but is it really Java?
Why is NetBeans so much faster than Eclipse (in terms of UI
responsiveness, compilation, etc)?
We're having a heated internal debate about which IDE to use in-house.

every now and then I try to get into programming with Java,
"This time" it's the com port's turn.
Looked like I had to get at javax.comm, so I did: Downloaded it from von
java.sun.com

I'm using Java Web Start with my application. At the machine is
installed Java 1.6 u1. Setup first version of application. After
deploy second version of application and run application, start
update, but console show that application use old jars. At the same

How would I go about doing this? Thanks.

I'm a newbie...
I'm using JDeveloper to build a desktop app, as a jar file. I want to
make 2 deployment profiles, one for Development and one for
Production. I would like it to set a constant somewhere that equals 1

Here's a weird thought.  If I create an anonymous object then put that
object to some use, could it still be garbage collected?  In particular,
given the following code, I don't see what guarantees that the thread
created won't be garbage collected.

I create the XML with DOM and save it to a file. But when I open such
file with Notepad, for instance, I see the XML file in one line - it
is not formatted/aligned. If I open it with IExplorer it looks fine.
I am looking for the way to save XML to a file so that XML would be

I have a swing application, which includes a lot of validation in the
client side,
For Eg.
1, If you select a particular value in a combo box, one radio-button

suggest a project topic.

Hey guys!
So I have his modified code to create an excel sheet and when I run
it, it does create one, although I have to manually go open the
sheet;

I am saving created XML to a file but when I open the file with
nodepad, for instance, I see all the XML in one line.
It is not well formatted/alignment.
Only when I open it with IExplorer I see it okey.

I managed to find 1.6.0_02-b06 and 1.6.0_01-b06 on Sun's site, but not
1.6.0_02-b05.
I'm trying to replicate what I think is a compiler bug in a very specific
version of the JDK.