I've some problems with Windows memory and a java program.
I've developed a program that takes some data from serial port and put
it in a Mysql database.
Every 20 sec there are some new data in the serial port and the

  i need your help. Actually, i use some different projects to build
my application using Eclipse RCP. In one of my project plugin, I use
functions from another project (this one is not a plugin). The
compilation works well as I include the dependency in the project

When I try the code below with "http://www.google.com/search?
source=ig&hl=en&rlz=&q=something" in the URLs.txt file, I get an
IOException error.  The server is returning an HTTP response code
403.  However, when I open the same URL in my browser, it works

I can access MS Access database using the folowing code:
           Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver");
           String filename = "d:/dataBase.mdb";
           String database = "jdbc:odbc:Driver={Microsoft Access

I am attempting to implement a graph ADT in Java. First, I need some idea of
a newsgroup that would be good for posting questions regarding data
structures. I am programming in Java, but what I really need is a more
abstract answer, I think. Can I post those kinds of questions ...

I'm having a look into that Spring stuff and therefore into dependency
injection, of course. Now I'm wondering what's the great catch about
DI. Yes, right, you get around import statements in your code that
reference technology-specific or vendor-specific classes. This is of

Do most people who already have a jre installed have the latest 1.6 version
or do u think most would still be on 1.5 or less?
Im wondering what minimum version to require on for my free download java
application.

Is it possible to use the Tomcat Server as a Mbean containter for non web
application? This MBeans will be registered from a standalone application.
Other words, I'm looking for any container for register my MBeans from
standalone app, I can't use the Jboos Server and the ...

   Actually i have one file as my.zip(Its password encrypted file).
Am access the file from java coding.
But whenever am trying to access the my.zip(Its password encrypted
file).

I have a class that receives some data encoded as a base64binary
string from a SOAP request, and stores it in a byte array. I need to
write it to a binary file on disc. I thought that just writing the
byte array with a FileOutputStream would do this, but this seems to

Does anyone have suggestions on some Java books?  I have finished Java,
How to Program (6th edition).  though my studies at the moment are on C#
I would like to continue advancing with Java as my interest are in web
development.

Ok, thanks for all the feedback...  I knew *not* calling
SessionFactory.close() was probably not very clean.  However, I'm not
sure all the suggestions really apply to this particular situation --
let me explain.

  I am using the following function to post a file to the web server.
But i found out the DataOutputStream::flush() cannot flush the data,
it seem to cache the whole query before send it out. Some people have
discovered this problem before : http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug ...

i was trying to get the rgb components of a pixel from an RGB jpeg
image
int pixels[]=new int[width*height];
bufferedimage.getRGB(0,0,width,height,pixels,0,width);

when run my application, after randomic time, I get this Hibernate
exception
---------------------------------------------------------------------------­-------------------------------------------------------
WARNING: SQL Error: 0, SQLState: 08S01