I write simple application and I have problem, that I can't resolve. It
always show me error that, method test.TestLocal_15902127.test() hasn't been
found. There is Seam.propertis in web/conf dir in ejb project and there are
all business interfaces (local and remote in ejb ...

I have got a problem, I have to integrate Crystal Reports plugin with
my RCP app. I want Crystal Reports perspective aviable in my
application.
I've downloaded crystal reports plugin, and unpacked it to my_rcp_app

I have a problem with suspending a thread.
As suspend() has deprecated I am trying to use the wait() - notify()
combination, but after the thread pauses it won't resume again.
Here is my code:

I am using JINI as a techlology for simmulating whiteboard.
Right now I am using JINI 1.2 (because documents are on JINI 1.2, though
JINI 2.1 is better for security issue,
and I shall upgrade JINI version to the newer one).

I've searched the API's but didn't see anything about the following
problem : I'm using java.util.zip to create a zip file containig some
xmls. No trouble creating the zip but when opening it, I see the files
all have the folder structure of the location(where the xmls were)

Here is my problem. I can write:
  Runtime.getRuntime().exec("java -jar app.jar");
but suppose I have only Java Runtime Enviroment and app.jar. So i
can't type

I want to have complex configuration. I mean that it is not simple
text key-value pairs. But it should be lists, maps, objects. This have
to replace my faces-config.xml managed beans properties, because I
have many settings defined in compile time and I need more powerful

Hi every1
I am new to java EE . I have deployed my applications on Sun Java
System Application Server. I am able to access them through my
browser  using the following URL

 I have column in the database , release_date . The release_date
column is to capture when the data are first released to our client.
 Our client want us to check if for example the release_date is 9
August 2007 is on the first week of the month. However it did not the

I have encountered something interesting. In order to create a directory within another directory, the parent directory must be created first. For example:
File f = new File ("parent directory/child directory");
f.mkdir();
DOES NOT WORK

I've build an Java applet which uses the jxl.jar file, named app.jar.
Jxl for who haven't heard is the jar that constains the classes for
excel file editing. The issue here is, app.jar has two java applets,
one for the excel file creation and another for the application

I have the following method overriding Collection.addAll:
@Override
public boolean addAll(int index, Collection<? extends E> cln)
{

How to update a running jar file? I tried it that way:
Here is my Update.class:
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;

Witam
My class:
import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.InputStream;