Why does Class.forName() fail with nested classes?
Class.forName("javax.swing.text.html.HTMLEditorKit.Parser")
produces a ClassNotFoundException exception?
How do I make a nested class string into a Class?

I have done a great amount of research on the web and mailing lists
and have come out empty handed. My problem is that i am writing an
application that supports both MySQL and MSSQL and the SQL syntax
varies in a few places. So i currently maintain two sets of SQL

A website in ASP
A on-line shop in JSP
Is it possible to include the JSP form, to access to the shop, into
the ASP's files?

I wonder if there is anything like this yet -- a "sense of it" search
engine.
I often have a heck of a time finding something on my own website or
in the bible when I know only the meaning of what I am looking for,

The only one I found is Apache commons-net, but it does not support
attach file retrieve.

I understand that JMS allows you to publish messages to durable topics
for durable destinations (i.e. topics) for duable subscriptions.  I am
trying to make the connection between the topic string and the topic
destinations.

When creating and using a file input stream,
 what is the most recommendable boilerplate?
 Or, what should be taught in a tutorial?
 This first possibility?

what is the reason for using 31 in the calculation of hashcode for
String?can anyone give a precise answer?
thanks
jim

I’ve recently started learning Java ( and programming in general ),
but it's not that easy.
1) According to System.getProperty("line.separator");  on windows
systems newline is represented by CR+LF. Then why, when reading from

I've just had something strange happen to me in Netbeans 6.1.
I was editing a file when, all of the sudden, Netbeans became unable
to find things like  java.awt.event.MouseEvent and java.lang.Runnable.
I have never seen anything like this before. Does anyone have

I have a HashMap which contains about 2K items. The key is a string,
and the value is a string. The HashMap is written to once upon
application start, then read many, many times. It holds I18N info, and
is used for every Web page.

How does Jexcelapi support charting?
Thanks!

I have a stand-alone application that spends (or should spend)
most of its time waiting for network packets. However, it
consistently uses upwards of 20% of the CPU time on a
1.8GHz Pentium M/2GB RAM/WinXP laptop.

looked through a lot a threads overhere already but did not find an
answer detailed enough:
I want to map a c-structure like this created in my native code
struct mystruct {

Palladian Consulting is seeking a Java/SQL Developer for a 12 month
contract opportunity in Albany, NY. This is a new state agency
position, there is no incumbent.
Start date after contract awarded 9/2/2008