Hello everybody.....
I have developed a media player using Java media framwork it is
Working fine , but it dose not support .dat format and i also wanted
To know how can i add 'volume' ,'pause' and several other controls To

I looked at the dynamic proxy classes the JDK has to offer
(java.lang.reflect.Proxy and jlr.InvocationHandler etc.). The setup
with the generated proxy calling on the InvocationHandler via
reflection looks nice at first. However, I wonder what the advantages

hi everyone...
i  using IBM Websphere studio application developer v 5.1.2. to create
some java projects. but i m not able to debug them. can someone
explain me how to debug a .class file made in the above tool? i have

i am developing a website in that i want to include chatting
application.
please give me guidelines for developing chatting application for my
website.

I was reading the post about the customrenderer using JCombobox to
represent an enum. I have a similar problem which is ,I need to build
a table that takes enums and display JCombobox so my customRenderer
wont be for one particular enum but for enums in general, do you have

I do not know if I am saying that correctly.  This is a school
project, I do not know how to get data from 2 different files called
Client.java and Attorney.java, both having data pulled in by
LawFirm.java

I come to the proxy class when I am debugging my application, but I
can't get into it. Is is possible for me to get the class file of
dynamically generated proxy class so that I can decompile and dig into
it?

Here's an example of text printed from Java, it was rendered using
Graphics.drawString, sent to a PostScript printer (WPrinterJob is the
default printer job)
http://yaroslavvb.com/work/curve-noise1.png

I am planning to develop a client/server app. for a department. The
database will reside on a server in the same building. The app. will
be accessed on LAN for this building only. I want to know whether I
should use Java desktop app. installed on all clients or a JSP app.

I'm trying to access a pixels from a part of an image, but it seems not
working.
How could I access a pixels from only a part of an image?

Forgive a possible newbie question.  I'm running Kubuntu (Feisty) and
would like to learn java using Eclipse.  I added the Eclipse package
and the GNU gcj package, thinking the GNU solution was the way to go.
After playing around with it I've discovered that I'm limitted to

I have the following problem. I creted App.jar file. In App.java i
have a line:
Runtime.getRuntime("java -jar DoIt.jar");
Now i want to run App.jar on a computer wher\e there is only JRE and

I'm writing a code, and to save space I'm wondering how I could do
this. There's no easy way to do this so I'll just give an example:
int blueCoins = playerBlueCoins;
int redCoins = playerRedCoins;

I am trying to get the log4j logger to work with tomcat. I have used
the following log4j.properties file in the /common/classes directory:
log4j.rootLogger=debug, R
log4j.appender.R=org.apache.log4j.RollingFileAppender

Consider this file, saved to disk as utf-8, no BOM.
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public class x
{