I know there is a way to give a class with few public methods, and
create a web services classes and wsdl files out of it in eclipse.
Can someone guide me with that?
I read this one:

How can I call a method of a base class from a base method whereby the
called method is redefined in a class that extends the base class
To be more concrete, assume the following classes
Class A {

This question would be best answered by somebody with a knowledge of
component based programming methodologies, such as COM, CORBA or the
UNO newcomer; as implemented in Java, of course.
This comes from one of the tutorial examples contained in the

I have an applet using JAXB. I was able to overcome the security
restriction using appletviewer by specifying a java.policy that grants
all permissions on the command line:
appletviewer -J-Djava.security.policy=java.policy index.html

The basic architecture is an applet which communicates with a server over
the internet, repeatedly reads instructions from the server and behaves in
an appropriate manner (i.e. displays text on the screen).  The reads from
the server are triggered by user actions in the applet.  ...

Is it possible to access and utilize Java classes from a native
Windows application, specifically one written in Delphi.  There is
some functionality that exists in Java classes and to avoid having to
re-write this logic in Delphi again, is there a way to "re-use" these

My Java web start application connects to a remote MySQL server hosted
on a Tomcat server via the MySQL connector JDBC driver. The idea was
that it connects through the standard port 3306, but the administrators
are reluctant to allow anything through the firewall. We have raised ...

Me again.
About the start() and stop() function of the applet class, and tabs in
nowadays browsers.
Does anyone know if the stop function is called when you quit the current

Voice Chat Using Java
http://javasolution.blogspot.com/2007/04/voice-chat-using-java.html
simple application for voice transmission and receiving using java rtp
http://javasolution.blogspot.com/2007/04/simple-application-for-voice.html

I want to loop something according to time.
I.e. suppose if time right now is 12:00 AM
I want the loop to run every 1 minute till the time is 12:30 AM  for
instance.

What I'll will ask may take some of your time.
I have no experience at all with Java. But I could get my hand on a
programme written in Java, which does exactly what I want.
But I'm eager to learn, and want to know how it does everything.

Looking at jconsole it would be great to ask customers to run jconsole
and save the output so I can review it all in the lab. However, it
doesn't appear that jconsole has a way to save its info. Are there
other tools that would collect the same info as jconsole and save them

I have a heavy duty java server application that is collecting
information from computerized sources and processing and archiving
events in real-time. The configuration on this app is currently done
through RMI by exposing certain objects as remote objects on which

Good morning,
I have a problem with an applet using AWT MediaTracker class, and I
would like to know if someone else faced and solved this issue.
The code that I propose at the end of the post should read an image

I want to loop something according to time.
I.e. suppose if time right now is 12:00 AM
I want the loop to run every 1 minute till the time is 12:30 AM  for
instance.