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Convert string30 Nov 2007 23:25 GMT6
Hi!!
I'd like to write a method that convert given string to string which
contains only english alphabet's letters. So when I give the methods
string with some special characters like from Polish alphabet ą, ę etc
JVM DNS cache flush30 Nov 2007 23:02 GMT3
I am told that the JVM maintains it's own DNS Caching and eschews the
OS cache for DNS.
Is that true?
If it is, then the follow-up question is how can I flush it?
eclipse debugger return from "stepped into" function30 Nov 2007 21:43 GMT2
I'm new to eclipse, and I'm having a problem using the debugger. When
I step into a function call, and step through it, once it hits the
"return" it doesn't jump back to the caller, it seems to just hang
there? Is there anyway to get it to return to the caller?
Designation standard output as File type30 Nov 2007 21:24 GMT5
I have a method (fragment below) that takes a File type "outFile"
as the output file.  However, if the user of this method specifies
"null" for that parameter, I want to make the output go to standard
output instead of a file.
Tiles w/o Stuts problem.30 Nov 2007 18:17 GMT2
I'm trying to implement Tiles ( from Struts 1.3 ) into a web that is
NOT using Struts. I've found and followed instruction on doing this
and the docs I've found don't seem to work. The latest docs I've been
able to find to do this, BTW, are for 1.1.
Double Buffering in Java 630 Nov 2007 17:58 GMT1
I just wanted to clarify.  I noticed that improvements were made to
double buffering in Java 6 (true double buffering is now used) as
discussed here: http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/J2SE/Desktop/javase6/.
However, I heard someone mention that double buffering is now ...
Unchecked Cast30 Nov 2007 14:15 GMT4
I am getting an error when I compile my app that i hoping someone can
shed some light on.  I am working with OpenChord and am getting a
Serialized object.  I am trying to cast that to a RegistrationInfo
Object in my program.  I did this by:
load dll in JBuilder30 Nov 2007 13:35 GMT4
I 'm using MozillaHtmlParser now and encounter a problem with
JBuilder.
  I configured the Path environment as MozillaHtmlParser required --
Add "D:\MozillaHtmlParser\ParserTest\mozilla.dist.bin.win" which
To output values to the same file for different outputs30 Nov 2007 11:52 GMT4
I'm running a program which would take few values and writes them to
output file which is text file. For next run those values are changed
and run. I want the previous run values and the current run values on
the same file how could that be done?Please let me know.
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:30 Nov 2007 11:50 GMT5
I am trying to run my app and am getting this error:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
ClientPackage/ChatClient
The command I am using is this in a shell script:
JNI UnsatisfiedLinkError30 Nov 2007 11:45 GMT11
I've followed Sun's "The Java Native Interface" by Sheng Liang on
creating a JNI test/example. Unfortunately it isn't working for me.
This leads me to believe that either I'm doing something stupid or
things have changed in later versions of Java.
Is it possible to find out codebase value from JWS app?30 Nov 2007 08:31 GMT12
I'm wondering if it is possible to find out the codebase value from your
java application when using JWS?
If not, what is the best approach for the following problem.
I want to be able to look up a .exe, and download it from the install
String comparison with "==" is not reliable?30 Nov 2007 07:49 GMT7
I always thought I can use "==" to compare if two Strings are equal(with
same case too). I know there is a method .equals(Object o) or
equalsIgnoreCase(String s). But I always thought "==" is good enough.
This morning, I found out that I was wrong.
Tracking users connected to a application30 Nov 2007 06:58 GMT2
How can we track Users (display) who are connected to an application,
String comparison with "==" is not reliable?30 Nov 2007 01:49 GMT3
I always thought I can use "==" to compare if two Strings are equal(with
same case too). I know there is a method .equals(Object o) or
equalsIgnoreCase(String s). But I always thought "==" is good enough.
This morning, I found out that I was wrong.
 
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