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launching groovy console from button03 Jun 2008 04:42 GMT5
I've been trying to post my question on the groovy groups, however i
haven't had much luck.
I was hoping someone here would be able to help.
I am launching the groovy console after pressing a button.
Where can I get the source of J2ME, is there one?03 Jun 2008 03:29 GMT2
Where can I get the source of J2ME, is there one?
Thank you very much.
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Math in Java02 Jun 2008 18:36 GMT42
I've written a series of math programs in Java, the one I'm currently
concerned with factors univariate polynomials (polynomials of one variable
only) with integer coefficients.
I've been timing its execution speed on larger sized polynomials, this one
64 bits02 Jun 2008 18:33 GMT34
I was looking around for requests for enhancement related to the use of
large arrays and Collections, but I can't seem to find this stuff
anywhere.  
The only related bug reports I see are:
debugging regexes02 Jun 2008 16:32 GMT5
I wonder what techniques people use for debugging regexes.
Some tools I thought would be useful
1. proofreader to help get \ quoting right.
http://mindprod.com/project/regexproofreader.html
Extracting data from excel file through java02 Jun 2008 13:39 GMT3
I want to extract data from excel file through Java,based on some
condition.
I have searched on google and got POI but, cant I do it just using
core java?
gui builder02 Jun 2008 10:55 GMT7
can anyone recommend a gui builder for me? a very good one?
not netbeans pls :) i want something that does all the layouts
thanks
david
Mp3 tagging02 Jun 2008 09:52 GMT2
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How to identify on which component the focus is currently residing02 Jun 2008 07:50 GMT5
I'm have n JTextField and one "Ok" and "Cancel" button in my form.
I want to validate the date entered in TextField but my validation is
depends on the component focus.
Say If I press the Cancel Button I dont want to validate the data in
Managed Cloud Compute for Java02 Jun 2008 02:22 GMT4
Anybody have idea bout on-demand platforms for Java that are cloud
hosted?  What would be the advantages?
Best.
alain
Trash Can and Sun01 Jun 2008 23:59 GMT31
I just ran into something interesting that I hadn't really thought of
before.  It is a feature that I really think is missing from Java.  
Shouldn't there be a system independent way to use the system trash can
when deleting a file?  
Another exception handling question01 Jun 2008 23:56 GMT6
public void  myMethod  (String name){
if(!condition1){
 throw new IllegalArgumentException("A message ");
}
1.6.0_10 allows webstart services in embedded applets?01 Jun 2008 05:52 GMT1
I thought I heard someone* say the other day/week that
as of 1.6 update 10, Sun was integrating the JNLP API
services into applets (embedded in a webpage).  
Unfortunately, I cannot find the original thread where
passing a Factory to a method to create a generic instance01 Jun 2008 02:26 GMT42
The two nearly identical methods, loadGuests and loadRooms, I would like
to consolidate by passing in a Factory.  However, I haven't found much
documentation on what that looks like.
Guest and Room implement Factory, but that's just part of the picture.
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