I have this java applet parse the xml file
the xml is online:
like https://localhost:800/.../filename.xml
The part of the code is

I tend to have trouble remembering little things and have to keep looking
them up, especially when they involve things like repeated symbols, like
creating a new thread and remembering to keep the {} () groupings straight
(it's actually part of a learning disability).

I am looking to hire a Java Developer (full-time in Austin or San
Antonio) and would like to post the job description on this forum in
case anyone on here is interested or might be willing to pass this to
his/her network. I have learned that not all Google Groups accept job

I have a static variable in a class that I wish to share with some of
my JSP code. Can I use the <jsp:useBean> (or any tag?) to get that map
into the scope of my JSP tags?
Thanks for any assistance,

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query , it has never happened that i have not been answered plz answer
me this time also...
                         i am working on a program that implements

Is there a way to initialise a static final constant with an
expression that might trigger an exception?
I played with various ways but Javac thought it might not get
initialised, or it might get initialised twice or I was ignoring the

I am trying to run a web service.
The Java client runs without any problem.
But I have tried 2 clients: one in PHP, the other one with VBS, and both
give me the error "Cannot find child element: arg0"

I know that by setting the value true and false for the checkbox
property in formAction class we can set it to checked/unchecked. but
how do i disable/enable it from the formAction class.

I have java api docs, but still I am not able to understand the use of
clone() method provided by the Object class.
Can You please explain.

Is there any documentation by which I can learn how an existing JSF
application can be changed into a  JSR 168 portlet compliant ? Please help
if there are any links/valuable advises, thanks
Regards,

I'm having trouble finding out how to add JSTL capabilities to Tomcat
5.5.  Is there any good site for this information? Is JSTL still
'relevant' techology? This following page seems dated.
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/jstl/

Is anyone aware of a library of standard sounds to use cross-platform
in Java apps to indicate things like
error
warning

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I convert java.util.Date to  java.sql.Date this way:
java.util.Date utilDate = new java.util.Date();
java.sql.Date sqlDate = new java.sql.Date(utilDate.getTime());
And then send sqlDate to prepareStatement.

I think I have finally got in clear why generics and serialisation
don't play well together, and what you can do about it, and what Sun
could do about it.
I wrote a little essay with an example at