is there any way to convert a java object of type File to type Class?
my problem is that want to scan a directory and find files that ends
with ".class" and treat them as classes. but the problem is that I
only can retrive the files from a directory as File objects. I don't

The skip() method appears to be broken in the Java 1.5.05 JVM for
kernel 2.6.9 of Linux (32-bit) when you pass in a value larger than
Integer.MAX_VALUE.  I keep getting an "IOException: Invalid Argument"
when trying to skip more than Integer.MAX_VALUE bytes in a file larger

I have a variable defined (local, global, parameter, field; it does
matter) such as:
MyClass abc=null;
MyClass def=new MyClass();

Dear Friends,
I got "Invocation target exception", when I tried to write to a file
in my Web-Server Application. I got this exception when I tried to
update a record in MS-SQL connected database.

I have a problem when I excuted a jar file.
My manifest.mf if as follow:
    Manifest-Version: 1.0
    Created-By: 1.5.0_02 (Sun Microsystems Inc.)

(Yes, I realize that I am about to potentially unleash strong opinions.)
Recently, I was looking around online and came across this (partial) list
of new Java 7 features. What I want to know is what support/disapproval
people have of these options:

Assume I have a project with the following file in it:
/folder1/folder2/folder3/folder4/some_file
Now, assume I am jar-ing that file using <jar> ant task. However,
assume I want this file to be not in /folder1/folder2/folder3/folder4/

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We've been running some load tests to see how JBoss compares to an
Apache web server. The numbers just don't seem to add up. Apache beats
the socks out of JBoss by a ration of 1:10. On Apache, we're
continuously requesting for a simple HTML page and on JBoss, we're

Sir/madam
I have this question in my heart. In Java, they always say object use up the
memory. Since all java programming will have object instiantiate like
Date(), timestamp, String etc. Should we need to garbage collect them after

The back end of my Java application is SQL Server 2005, in multi user
environement.
There are few counters stored in a table. Each record that is
created , looks up the relevant counter field, uses it, updates it

Let's I have (under Solaris for example) a device /dev/[r]dsk/c0t2d0s0
that's not mounted (so I can't performe any 'ls' etc.), and I'd like
to
traverse its bytes: is there a way to access this data from Java ?

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Andreas Leitgeb <avl@logic.at> wrote: