I am attempting to connect to a local proxy to inspect my internet trafic.
The proxy is listening to port 8888 so I though the attached code would
pass through it and I would the see request/response.  Nothing happens in
the

http://developers.sun.com/services/duketop5/index.html
-Ramon

Hi..could anyone help me to find the source code or some examples for
spatial data clustering in java?TQ

I don't think NetBeans is the problem, but I thought I should include it.
I have some code that uses the Java logging system to print out some
tracing information.  
logger.finest("This is some tracing info");

I am new to Java programming. What I wanted to do is shown below using
a function like "System.out.println".
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Does anyone know what version of Java comes with the new Mac OS X
Leopard?
Thanks

OK, I finally caught up to Java 1.5/6.  (Delay had to do with available
tools and my intolerance for Eclipse, but I've reconciled myself to it now).
Question: Eclipse gives me a compiler error for:
  List list = new ArrayList();

I know if I just looked a little harder (been at it for an hour) I am
sure to find this:
How do I match (using regex's) contains nothing but uppercase
characters (no non -alpha, numbers, whitespace, etc.)

Hi, i just joined this group as i m interested.
i m a graduate from indian university in computers
and pursuing career in java.
thnx

With all the hype about RIA at the moment and just because they are really
useful, I think Java applets deserve a second look.  I have been developing
a framework for applets and the only real problem that I have encountered is
the overall size of the applet and the resulting ...

I have a Java app, running on Windows, with a medium amount
of C++ wrapper code doing various arcane and boring things.
JProfiler swears that there isn't a memory leak in the Java.
Purify claims that there isn't a memory leak in the C++.  According

Assuming standard Java naming conventions does the following code (in
the general case) do the following:
1. List all imported packages and/or explicitilly named dotted classes
2. List all simple class names

I'm trying to find out how JUnit itself is tested. I'm assuming that
there are some test cases used for testing it, but I can't seem to
find them in the downloadable source. Any ideas on how I could go
about testing it myself maybe?

So, I know why it is bad for the "this" reference to escape the
constructor, and that many people advocate using a static factory to
help alleviate this problem, but it seems to me that you could run into
the same kind of trouble.

So, I'm working on a project that I've done a few times before. A port
of an existing "game" called AT-Robots.  The base description is a
simulation of a few virtual machines, along with the virtual robots that
they control.  The robots can interact with the "Arena" by firing