I am trying to incorporate some third party application in my project, and
have problem with class resolving.  I have this line:
Scriptable scope = context.initStandardObjects(null);
Errors are:

I'm developping a java applet to be hosted in an embedded device. In
this applet I do an extensive use of XML and GET,POST communications
with the web server (that is in the embedded device). Everything works
fine, but the problem I'm facing is that everytime I use the standard

I am using xalan 2.7.0: http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/
As I run XPathAPI.eval(node, xpathStr) over and over again on several
nodes, it gets slower and slower.
This is documented in the XPathAPI documentation, and it suggests to

I want to create a servlet or something similar, that can act as a
provider for virtual webservices.
I want to save the description of each 'service' in a database instead
of in wsdl files and i want she servlet to dynamically act as a

Currently , I have a javascript code that opens a child window. This
child window is a Java Server Page called showdata.jsp that uses some
data from the database.
I have used this function to open my page :

I have installed 2 versions of Netbeans on my machine. I am just
curious to know if this might lead to errors while running the
programs. Of course, I am gonna be running just 1 IDE at any time.
But still if somebody could advise me, i would be really grateful.

I enjoy programming (and thinking) in Prolog but the reality requires
Java.  Now I try to use the best of the former with the latter.
Backtracking can be simulated in Java via enumerators so that seems to
be no problem.

I've got a tricky problem with my automated build and test.  I want to
set up an automated build server for my project and I want to build
and test my eclipse-plugins with the eclipse testing framework (see
http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/org.eclipse.test/testframework ...

How do you refer to parameters/resources etc. defined in application
context file "context.xml" from Spring "applicationContext.xml" file?
I've only found how you can point to properties file or environment
parameters.

I am a java newbie and I am using eclipse to write this simple code:
// Fig. 3.17: Dialog1.java
 // Printing multiple lines in dialog box.
 import javax.swing.JOptionPane; // import class JOptionPane

after several hours spent searching on groups an answer to my question
with no success, I decided to post it asking your wise help.
This is my current situation: I have a webservice written in VB.NET
with the following webMethods:

So I decided to write a game again.  My favorite game as a young man was
Asteroids.  In fact in the late seventies I actually owned an Asteroids
machine.  This isn't finished yet and it doesn't have any sound (if any
body has some good ones for guns and ship explosions :-).  The ...

Sir/Madam
Any java source reference for converting tiff image file to bmp image file.
Great thanks

  in course of writing a program i needed to input "java source code"
and compile it
in program itself and pipe the compiled "class file" to other tool
called "javap".

I tried to execute following client server program.
server program
import java.net.*;
import java.io.*;