I am running somebody's code. The code has import at the top:
import org.apache.commons.io.FileUtils;
But the compiler complains that "package org.apache.commons.io does not
exist". I want to add classpath to point to it. But I don't know where

Dear Java group
I have a JSP page which has some hyperlinks that contain values such as
http://www.mydomain.com#Something1
http://www.mydomain.com#Something2

Hi all - I'd appreciate any help in replicating the classic ASP code
below using JSP...
My experience has been with ASP, PHP and some .net - JSP is completely
new to me.  I installed Ubuntu 7 Server as a lamp server and installed

I have just started playing with J2ME, using a software example I downloaded
from http://www.garret.ru/~knizhnik/En_Home.htm#Shopper.  I can successfully
build the application and run it both in the emulator outside of eclipse
using emulatorw, and also on my Nokia phone.

I'm a newbie in log4j...
I would like to have 2 files for logging.
one for errors, another for information.
how could I make it? every time I start logger, it appends data to both

I have an application whose only gui is to invoke a JDialog and
display it. On Windows machines, I need to have an the usual taskbar
button, typically at the bottom of the screen on Windows systems,
appear. It seems that simply invoking a modal JDialog wont put

I hope you guys can help me.
I am planning to write a program with multiple packages and one of
these packages will have a class with storage variables that I would
like to update from any other class. I would like to know whether

I am looking for a good javascript obfuscator - I found several on the
web, but I am looking for one that can also handle javascript in jsp,
html and java files - so I need a javascript obfuscator that handles
my entire java project.

Basically the situation is that I have a HashMap (yes I know this is
not synchronized and therefore must do it manually).  The HashMap is
used by two threads running concurrently, and one thread is adding
values to the map while the other is iterating over the values.  Now

I want to know in which path is application.
Until now I use the following super_dumb code:
application.jar          : the jar file
subtitle/MainFrame.class : the main() class

In my junit test
...//run the program first
//checking the results now
super.assertEquals(...);  //first check

     iam developing an application which takes input as ".
java/.cpp"[i.e java/cpp source code] and gives output as " classes ,
sub classes,objects,methods"
of that source code.

hai dicuss to ur friends

Can anyone tell me how to insert a picture ina a word document on a
specified position using the Apache POI API classes?

java j2e