My apologies for posting this here. I don't know where else I can post
this.
The problem is as follows:
We have a Java application that sends out email with a URL :

     Looking at the signature of the following method in
java.util.List
public interface List<E> extends Collection<E> {
........

I hava created a working Struts 1.2 webapp.
I want to add Spring support and I have tried to use
ContextLoaderPlugIn and DelegateProxy for this, but I recive an 404
error saying Servlet action is not available where action referes to

I am trying to learn basics of file I/O.
 It seems to me that there are two ways to buffer a file reader.
 In pseudocode, the first one is:
java.io.BufferedReader( java.io.InputStreamReader( java.io.FileInputStream ))

WUnit is bundled with RefleX 0.3.1
http://reflex.gforge.inria.fr/
RefleX is a general-purpose XML engine written in Java and WUnit is an
XML and XPath-based tool for running unit tests of Web applications.

I am experiencing some strange behaviour when scaling and drawing fonts.
Firstly the font is scaled and is drawn to the canvas positioning is
fine and behaviour as expected, I am using font =
font.deriveFont(affineTransform) on the font to scale it.

I have a function which receives an amount (money) in fthe form of a
String.  The values received can be of various formats such as:
"99,999.99"
"99 999.99"

I know this is simpler than I'm making it out to be, but maybe I've just not
had enough sleep lately.  I have data coming to me that has already been
pulled off a VT102 display.  Normally the display reads:
MAILADR 1234 Some Street, Rd.

id' like to share with you a design view i've learned since i work. When
i have to deal with nulls, i don't throw an IllegalArguementException
any more, i just return a default value (or void). It gives better
robustness to the program i think.

Is there no easy and practical way of clearing console screen in java?

My apologies in advance...
I was doing what I thought should be fairly straightforward, creating
a Calendar like below:
protected boolean sendTime(){

I have a bunch of points (defined in 2-D space, i.e., x-y coordinates)
that have a well-defined range that is easy to determine visually.  I
need to determine the boundary of the input set of points and then
later test if a new point falls inside or outside of the boundary.

I understand events to a point. I know that event is an object that
describes a state change in a source. Source generates an event when
its internal state changes in some way. Listener is an object, which
if registered for particular event will be notified when event occurs.

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I have some XML, namely PAD files, for which I have no schema, though
I probably could cook one up in a day or two.  
Similarly I have some XHTML, I want to screenscrape where, I really
only care about the <table <tr and <td elements.