Hello fellow Engineers,
So, I'm working on a (hand written) English imperative statement
parser in Java, and I was thinking that eventually, I might need to
pass context to different nodes in the "parse tree".  Having to parse

I want to create a jsp page that will contain records of data of users
(first name, last name, email).
These records are from a collection I store in a Action Form and
passed tgo the JSP.

In studying some legacy code I cam across:
Method m=this.class.getMethod(mName,new class[0])
what does the class[0] do?!?!?!!?!??  and why do it vs. something else?

Hi, using a tag library (preferably JSTL), I would like to print of
something, in case my list has a certain amount of elements -
I tried <c:if test="{myList.size > 10 }">, however this doesn't work,
as this results in myList.getSize() but the method's name is just

     How to use the java instrumentation package . Of course, I
googled, but what to do with the profiling?
Thanks in advance

I use GNU/Linux. I had programmed in Java writing source code in Vim.
But the huge number of classes and methods is really daunting, and
auto-complete feature really comes in handy. I learned about the IDE's
like Netbeans and Eclipse, but they are too much ``feature-rich'' for

I have a task for a class i am in to write an instant messaging java
app that communicates with a server using RMI.  The client has to have
two threads running, one to send out messages (communicate with server
to get information about the other client to send to and then open a

No sure if i am using the write group. My 2 questions are:
1. How can i know the exact soap message being sent (how to print
it).
It seems the server is getting an envelope tag appended twice to my

I have a class called Tenant and I loop over the creation of 10 of
these objects. But I want to name them
Tenant1
Tenant2

Anyone managed to get JOGL working under AMD64 Debian?

Ok, i've taken everyones suggestions and am going to give more detail
as to what line my error is on.
the line...
reply = myScanner.findInLine(".").charAt(0);

Hello Everyone!  I am new to this group, was looking for the FAQ's to
see about interaction in this community and can see that I am not the
only in the past who has had trouble locating this information.  Not
sure what the current state is, but if someone could point me in that

I would like, in my Java application, to find the pathname to the .jar file
running. I could not find how to do that in the doc. Can anyone help me?
Thanks, Francois

IBM - XML Certification
http://educational-world.blogspot.com/2007/10/ibm-certified-solution-developer-x
ml-11.html
Sun Java Certifications
http://educational-world.blogspot.com/2007/06/sun-java-certifications.html

I have such data in a flat text file,
"
106083|1791||7|73755|48|96|3||01/07/2005 13:04:48.979215 PST|||||t|f||
t|f|t|"