I am porting to NetBeans an application that was running fine under
JBuilder. There is one type of statement that refuses to be ported.
The application contains a lot of lines like this:
url = AnnualReportsDialog.class.getResource("images/Check Mark.gif");

I don't know much about programming but I admire the accomplishments
over the years how far that it has come where it makes peoples lives a
lot easier as woman as this sounds..and I am a women in laymen terms
but I am glad that we have programmers and hope that they keep

I'm hunting a partner for a start-up. Who is willing to join my
business. I believe my idea is a good one.  I'm in Hangzhou, China. It
is a website of witkey.  If you're interested in it, we can have a
further discussion.

           I need to print a date in Norwegian format. I am using
DateFormat.format() method to print the date. But it prints something
like "29. november 2007". One can notice that its not showing the Day
name like (Monday).

So, I just finished the first draft of an article on the benefits of
avoiding primitive obsession.  I'd like some feedback on the article.
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//this prog is  not print  nextHighestScore and i don't now way//
please help i;m a bigner thaks in adv
import java.util.Scanner;
public class C4E909

I have had a lot of problems connecting to a MySQL database with a
Java web start program running on a Tomcat server. The program makes use
of the com.mysql.jdbc.Driver package downloaded from the URL
www.mysql.com/products/connector/j . The software is being developed in

Has anyone run across an official definition of argument and parameter
for Java?

I have created an Explorer(Basic windows style) using RMI and java.
On localhost it runs fine , but on remote host it shows some
inconsistency.
Though files and folders are visible and ok , but their size (in some

I currently have two String objects I check to find out if they are
the same value:
String str1 = "red";
String str2 = "yellow";

Has anyone here seen a package for advanced power management or for
the advanced configuration and power interface of a Windows system?
I poked around a bit, but didn't see anything.  I figured I could use
something like "native call" (http://eaio.com) from Johann Burkard,

I have been wondering why the final keyword for instance variables is
not more flexible.
Often in my code I find situation when it would have been
helpful/produced nicer code if I were able to change a final variable

After I have finished my Graduation,
I joined in a software company and they
put me into testing project
and i am a software test engineer for about 16months testing os

Normally we write to files in the form of characters.
Is there any way so that we can write data to the file in the form
single bits like five `0's and then six `1's etc.

I have built a web service in eclipse.
From one service, all I do is
try {
  Class.forName("oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver");