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size (i.e. length) of an OS file: gotten from the OS ?09 Nov 2007 00:13 GMT2
I'd like to know how Java knows the size of a file.
When you simply do
File f = new File("/usr/tmp/stuff.txt");
long si = f.length();
method does not write08 Nov 2007 21:26 GMT4
Ls,
My application runs on a Novell intra-network (NDS6).
The application consists of  different frames.
My problem is: one method does not write to a file.
void method()08 Nov 2007 20:08 GMT31
Is a plain "void method()" public, protected or private by default?
Constructor methods from extended classes08 Nov 2007 20:02 GMT5
I think I already know the answer, but want to double check.  If I
have two classes defined:
public class A {
 public A() {
Escape backslash followed by apostrophe08 Nov 2007 19:59 GMT4
I have a String object called "cargotype" that is assigned a value of
"20' Standard Container". I want to pass the cargotype object to a
javascript function, so I need to add a backslash before the
apostrophe to escape it. Ideally, I would like to pass "20\' Standard
Exceptions in Threads (& MVC)08 Nov 2007 19:34 GMT3
What is a good way to handle exceptions in threads?
Lets say I have an application FooApp with classes FooView and FooModel.
FooView is concerned with showing info to the user, including error
messages. FooModel is concerned with data structures, including
JAVA API for bluetooth (JSR-82) Installation on Linux08 Nov 2007 17:58 GMT1
I need to run on my client a JAVA application that uses
javax.bluetooth (and JSR-82).
My client is a Linux box.
I tried all today to find some information on internet how to install
Extending Inner Classes08 Nov 2007 15:32 GMT6
  I have checked my Java In a nutshell, and Sun's documentation, and
either there is no answer, or more likely I am asking it wrong when.
I have a package Some Data.
    A Class DataGroup1
Size of 2 dimensional array08 Nov 2007 10:53 GMT4
Hi. I have a simple question, how do I find the length of a two
dimensional array? I want to know how to find how many rows are in an
array and how many columns are in each row. Thanks.
How can make internal window08 Nov 2007 09:37 GMT2
hi, this is uzzal.
would be very kind if nay one help to make an internal window with
java. Like ms-word or paint soft, if i click new it would be open new
internal window. Please help
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a question about "memory share" between java and c08 Nov 2007 05:32 GMT2
Hi,all.
    I want to implement the function about this: c and java between
JNI can share the same data area. For example, when change the value
of the array in java, i can get the same value in c.
J2SE 1.4.2, how long supported?08 Nov 2007 03:38 GMT10
I'm in a project where client wants J2SE 1.4.2 applications.
Sun's Web pages has announced that 1.4.1 and below are "end of life".
Does anyone know how long J2SE 1.4.2 is supported by Sun?
Will
XML: JDOM: removing all elements with certain attribute07 Nov 2007 23:20 GMT2
Using JDOM I want to remove all elements with attribute uid="x" from
the following xml:
=======================================
<root>
when using Class type as method parameters, I have a question...07 Nov 2007 22:51 GMT5
I thought I have understood this issue without any problems already.
When using class type parameters for a method, the behavior is kind of
like pass-by-reference. The object can be modified by the code inside
the method, right? But today, I ran into an interesting problem: the
 
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