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java.nio?01 Sep 2007 13:29 GMT1
I am holding byte blocks (of, e.g., 16 bytes) in a large byte
 array (of n·16 bytes) sorted with respect to those blocks.
 I also have another unsorted byte array of »recent additions«.
 It is anticipated that often it has to be determined whether a
Serizlize You Cannot Use for Object Size01 Sep 2007 13:02 GMT14
One thread here said you can serialize object and count serialized
bytes to get the size of the object
This is incorrect. I serialize small class with one boolean and 2
chars and
EJB Client Stub jar - Concept Evaluation01 Sep 2007 12:51 GMT3
When we deploy any Enterprise Java Bean (Session Bean or Entity
Bean ), it generates Client stub jar.
It is always said that this stub jar is for client as proxy and it is
supposed  to be reference to ejbs not the the actual implementation.
navigating pages in JSF01 Sep 2007 07:11 GMT8
    I m using netbeans IDE 6.0. I want to know how to navigate pages
in JSF. I can forward from one page to another using page navigation
but want to know how to send and retrieve parameters in JSF pages...
I have uploaded the netbeans project here.....
parsing XML file01 Sep 2007 02:57 GMT5
I've got an XML file, containing key /value pairs. First of all, I
want to validate the XML file by a XSD
Schema file I have. Finally, I want to read all text nodes and put the
key /value pairs into a HashMap.
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