Is it possible to find classes that are annotated with specific annotation?
I'm writing an application and I'd like to create very simple mechanism
that would allow me to use plugins. I would like to have a name for each
plugin and I would like to be able to find a class given this ...

Consider this simple enumerated type:
class Foo {
 foo, bar;
 Foo() {

Gday can i please get some assistance from someone that has done an
Auto complete field using a popupmenu and a jList before to hel me
out.
The process of what i want to achieve goes like this.

If I build my project in NetBeans, when it starts Home.java is the
first frame to be loaded, succesively I've create a new frame
Login.java. Now I would that Login.java will be loaded as first in
place of Home.java. What I have to do???

I'm trying to run a unix script from the java applet that is running
under tomcat.
The problem I'm stuck with is the fact that certain part of the script
has to be executed as a different user. I tried using both 'su' and

I have a java program that parses text files of metadata and does
various activities on it.  I recently was asked to start working with
Japanese Unicode characters but not sure where to begin if I need ot
do anything specific for this.  This program runs in a DOS window on a

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I've got an odd problem that I hope someone can help me with. I have
Tomcat running under RedHat which is running under VMWare. I'm editing
jsp files under Windows and moving them to Tomcat via FileZilla ftp.
The updated jsp files are not being picked up by Tomcat. Even if I

This may be more of a problem with Eclipse, but after setting up the class
and getting an error, I complied it and still get the same errors from the
compiler.  I have the class below.  It's just a framework now and I'll be
adding more later.  When I wrote it, I had "implements ...

I have looked for JINI examples,
and found them too complicated ones,
so I don't know where to start.
Besides there are several problems after install JINI 2.1 (starter kit),

Is there JVM implementation that has nongenerational collector and is up
to jvm 1.5/1.6 standard??
TIA

I wonder if anyone knows about an annotation processor that would make
the compilation timestamp of a class available within a jvm?
I have only scratched the surface of the guide for using 'apt' and am
not even sure this is the way to do it. If it is, a 'roll your own'

Does a way exist to instruct the Java compiler to compile code only
if a certain version of Java is supported? For example, I may want to
measure with milliseconds in Java 1.4 or nanoseconds if I'm running in
Java 5.

We have an ancient application (an old service processor for proprietary
hardware) that is manageable only by a browser running Java 1.2.     Does
anyone know of a browser that will work with JVM 1.2 that can be installed
on Windows 2003?   MSIE 7 just dies when run with JVM 1.2. ...

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