I saw the the monster thread in this group comparing the performance of
a single library function between C++ and Java and it gave me an idea.
In an earlier discussion in this newsgroup we discussed the fact that
Intel hardware might cause Java to perform poorly on transcendental

I read that if a webpage contains several java applets, for each of
the applets an individual JVM is launched.
I have eight (or even more to come) identical applets in one page that
display some status information. This information is updated with the

I'm using my own editor and am working mostly shell based.
Currently I'm using Firefox and http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/
for browsing the java documentation.
Unfortunately The layout is a three frame layout and it seems, that I

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Charset.availableCharsets() returns a lot of charsets (additionally it
returns windows-1257=windows-1257).
But why it doesn't contains Charset.defaultCharset(), that is
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        function gobut_onclick()
        {
            if (blank(document.frmHome.txtUserId.value))

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my applet runs nicely as stand alone application,
but when I start it in a browser, the VM gets stuck
consuming 100% CPU. Here is the code :
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I'm setting up a VPS system right now and I'd like to prepare it for the
day when I'm ready to take on JEE.  Right now I use servlets and JSP
pages.  I'm also using the persistence framework in JSE, but I don't use
any of the other features of JEE.  

I've a personal license for the IntelliJidea 7.0 IDE http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/
, i've win it during the Ideday event in my city, but i'm not a Java
developer ...
I will like learn something about Java but actually i've very little

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developers using its Java-based open source development tools. Now the
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I am having a problem using a hashset for user defined objects.
Identical objects are not being recognized as identical.
Here is the relevant code:
import java.util.*;

Could some Java guru please help me ? I am trying to create a simple
application that will capture audio from the PC's default listening
device and do some FFT with the data. The audio bytes are collected in
a byte array, and the main problem I am having right now is how to