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Sorting Lists of byte arrays12 Dec 2007 00:51 GMT4
Hello, I need to compare 2 lists of byte arrays.
I wanted to use something like Collections.sort then compare each
array in the order they came out of the List but this will not work
because a byte array object does not implement Comparable, so I'm
Get one record instead of List of records12 Dec 2007 00:39 GMT7
I have a class that fetches a record but dont think I need to use List
object because I am fetching one record and not an array of records.
Please advise the best way to change the below class where I assume I
should use something different instead of List? Maybe HashMap? Not
performance question11 Dec 2007 22:47 GMT129
I would like to show to somebody how different languages look like by
doing a very simple case.
I was very surprised by the poor performance of the java version !
Here are the programs in different languages:
Interesting opportunity11 Dec 2007 22:02 GMT1
If anyone knows j2me developers who are  interested in a job
opportunity please email me at Aferedjian@Starpoint.com or call me at
my desk phone 212 386 0716.
Thank you!
JInternalFrame and accessing data between windows11 Dec 2007 19:51 GMT5
How can I have two windows share the same data?  How do I set the
color in one window to be used in another?
MANIFEST, Version, and the Java Applet Cache Viewer11 Dec 2007 18:57 GMT3
I am developing an applet and I have recently added a MANIFEST file to
it for version information.
My original intent was to see the version of the applet shown in the
Java Applet Cache Viewer...
Java RTE problem11 Dec 2007 17:18 GMT6
I think I have some Java RTE problems on my Windows machine.   So I
tried to uninstall it and then reinstall it, but the Windows Control
Panel/Add or Remove Programs utility fails to uninstall it.
I see that the Registry lists 1.4, 1.4.1, 1.5, 1.5.0_06, 1.6, 1.6_03,
JAR files not working on macs11 Dec 2007 15:43 GMT8
I have written a very simple client/server application that users use
to submit applicant evaluations to a centralized database.  I wrote
the form (client) and created in Java 1.6 and Netbeans 5.5.  Nothing
special, just swing components mostly.  I've packaged it up in a JAR
RMI connection refused... eventually11 Dec 2007 15:40 GMT5
I have a simple RMI server and a stress testing application is able to
connect to it about 400 times and then suddenly future connection attempts
result in a connection refused exception.
What would be the possible reasons for refusing connection when obviously
server change for mindprod.com11 Dec 2007 11:51 GMT9
The new server finally kicked in today for mindprod.com. If you have a
defective windows machine that improperly caches DNS, you might not
notice the difference for a couple of weeks unless you set up a hosts.
file for the new IP. The new server is at http://65.110.21.43. It has
dowloading to excel11 Dec 2007 11:23 GMT1
i down loaded  the contents of a jsp page to excel,but the images in
that page is not get down loaded into excel sheet.Please suggest a
solution.
RegExp Group Headache11 Dec 2007 11:07 GMT1
I do not understand why the regular expression string in the code
below is giving me lines of text and not paragraphs.  I am trying to
get the start and end of the whole, repeated pattern.
   The output I am getting is:
Jax-WS attachments puzzle11 Dec 2007 10:48 GMT2
I was hoping somebody could shed some light on a puzzling issue I have
doing attachments with Jax-WS.
The scenario is that I send a file to a service as an attachment.. the
service processes the file.. then at a later date I call the service
dir cleaner11 Dec 2007 07:21 GMT1
i am Suraj, i just want to Know how to find files whose size are give
as an argument.
and later i have to delete it by using...simple class file.
plz send me responce asap.
The myth of Java's slowness11 Dec 2007 07:04 GMT15
Twice in the past week, c.l.j.p has seen two claims (actually, the same
one repeated twice) that "Java is slower than C." Outside of that, I am
continually pelted with complaints that "Java is so slow!" One example:
"Java is slow."
 
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