in ArrayList, Vector we can get the value by providing posting number
Like:
String str = (String) arrList.get(4);
but arrayList can only store one object.

I am using reflection to getmethod(methodName, Class parameters) and
invoke(object, obj[] parameters) methods from some Objects.
My problem is:
Say: I want to invoke a method that takes String[] object as parameter

How do I keep Radio button values and not lose them after a Form is
submitted?
I have no problem keeping text values where a form is submitted and
if

I need to send my client a copy of a Java program that I am working on.
 I need to send it on a CD with the runtime environment on it.  It will
be run on a Windows machine.  What I'm having trouble doing is finding a
way of starting the Java program without creating a DOS box ...

Please read on:
We are doing a survey to collect information on middleware usage
and some features of the middleware. Through the survey data as one
source of information, we can do research on middleware, and software

I have the following interface OperationListener interface ( it's for
an open source project I helping out with). Well the idea behind the
interface is to monitor operations taking place simlair to the
eclipse IProgressMonitor.

 I am sending BigDecimal Value(Ex : 2.6000000000000000) to the
Databe. I am using the Sybase as Data Base. In the Data Base , the
corresponding column is declared as Number(18, 16). If I sent above
value from my prog. it storing as 2.6000000000000001 in the Databse.

I am trying to recall the address of a certain web site: the site maintains
reviews of (open source?) projects (mostly reusable components/libraries).
The site has warnings about the projects; here are few I can remember:
* only 2 developers

Hi friends,
I'm working on a image processing program which do resizing JPG, PNG ,
and GIF images.
I did the PNG and JPG image resizing part without any problem.

[code]
Class[] argTypes = { String[].class };
java.lang.reflect.Method method =
ClassLoader.getSystemClassLoader().loadClass(className).getDeclaredMethod("main",

I am attempting to post a form to an aspx web site.
The site does not recognize something in the post so the response does not
match the behavior
of a browser.

Hello everyone..
Here I am again for another question.. :P
Suppose we have the following class
public class Test {

I'm looking at using JWS to deploy an app that I previously created a
traditional installer for.
My first thoughts were that I wanted to install all the files and
directories in the apps own install directory but then I discovered that

I am using struts-1.3.8 tiles together with Spring, now I wanted to
implement my own custom tag. Following a book example, I wrote a
TagHandler that extends "SimpleTagSupport". Eclipse told me I needed
to import the jsp-api.2.0.jar from tomcat, so I did.