The more I read the Java docs and google on this issue -- the more
confused
I am becoming. If I am setting a cell in a JTable to a certain
currency,

and just check if a document is XML-ish and well-formed, no DTDs or
schemas and such stuff?
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Thanks

I'd like to load a sound file, store the sound as an object, and then
play it back at some later time. What are the classes appropriate
for that scheme? I have a lot of experience programming Java, aside
from audio, so really all I need is a pointer to the right approach,

I have some existing code that uses the classic old
class Playlist
{
 public static final int PLAYLISTTYPE_FEATURE = 1;

sent me a technical response.

When you're constructing an application, do you envision the model as a
persistent monolithic entity that represents the current application
state?  Or do you envision the model as an transient entity, related
only to the current page (resulting in one model per page).

In the book "Java Threads" 3rd ed. by Oaks and Wong, we find the
following code example (p. 164):
public class FibonacciProducer implements Runable {
  // <snip> declaration of queue and thr as members

Hi all, I wanted to know how to get the Cell ID using the J2ME
location API? I have found so much sites on the net bu they're all
since 2005 or 2003, and none of them contains a clear example (or even
basic idea) how to take the Cell ID. What I've tryed:

Hi I want to know about SCJP 's credibility and whether it adds value
to my 2 yrs. of IT experience in Java platform...can anybody give me
information about this...

I am having trouble figuring out the right way to use the GridBagLayout  
class.
I have some sample code (see below) that I _expected_ would take the two  
components added to the frame and always make them the same size, arranged  

Please help me! Im so tired of having taglibs in one way or another
trying to stop me doing some serious programming!
I'm getting this error:
javax.servlet.ServletException: javax.servlet.jsp.JspException:

I'm a java noob and every book I read on the subject was very explicit
on that you can't do the following:
             int i = new Integer(1);
Since primitive types (double, float, int, etc) can not hold nor

Yes, another question about garbage collection.
For my game, I am trying to minimise GC as much as possible, as it induces a
pause in the animation. I know I can use command line arguments to control
the GC, but this game is to be launched by a double click.

Supersedes: <merging-20080118184357@ram.dialup.fu-berlin.de>
 I have made up a little exercise.
 I have a straightforward solution that I will post
 later, but not before 2008-01-19T20:00:00+01:00

I'm programming DesktopApplication using NetBeans. This application is
connecting to remote
EJB component. I'd like to manage using DesktopApplication (Swing)
this remote EJB component.