Hi!!
How can I convert an String into an Integer? I'm trying to use
'parseInt' but I only get a "java.lang.NumberFormatException".
String s = '\n';

I'm trying to create a Main class (that includes the main method) and
catch all uncaught exceptions. So my code started like this:
public class Main {
 public static void main(String[] args) {

I'm making a http requset to a file movie.txt which is located in the
same folder as Hangman.html. But I just get this error from the server

HTTP Status 404 - Status report

I want to write file to database sybase. I run the following code:
public class TestSybase {
   public static void main( String[] args ) {
       try {

This is a question that continues to bug me.
There is Number. Double, Float, Int ... all extends Number and then
implement Comparable independently.
I know plenty of Math geeks troll this group. I know why Number is not

This is a little off-topic for this group, sorry. Please flame not.
We've got an app where users run some Java code to extract text from
pdf, edit the text, run another app to validate the edits, and then
another app to convert the doc to another form. Each app just runs on

i am looking for java code for digitizing a textfile into an
image(preferrably Tiff) .can someone tell me if there is one?
thanks
jim

Lets say you want to create a list of items separated by something
e.g. comma <BR> \n etc, but you don't want a terminator.
How do you go about constructing it with minimal fuss?

Applications produced by my project, sometimes (not always) relys on
the presence of the Media Framework on the machine of the final user.
When an application created with my project uses Media framework, is
launched on a machine where JMF is not installed, it crashes badly

i tried to encrypt a message using AES/CBC/PKCS5Padding and stored the
aeskey in keystore and wrote the IV byte[] and encrypted message to a
text file.Then in another piece of code i read the IV and encrypted
message from file and retrieved the aeskey from keystore again tried

Is there anything in the Java API that will sanitize strings for
display in HTML (e.g. replace HTML tokens with escape sequences), or
is it normal to roll your own? I'm playing around with Java, and Java
servlets; I'm primarily a C++ programmer and not too familiar with

if someone refers to scalar variables in Java, what exactly is he
including? Is it equal to primitive types plus String? Or maybe
without String? Definitely not an array, right? Or can you not really
use this term for Java?

3ks

We are using a Java bean, say User.java, which represents a database
table, say user. User.java has a method setName(), which may do some
(simple or complex) validations, which must be carried out when
application code calls setName() method.

So is checking for null pointer a good practice? I mean, 90% of the
times you have any object as a parameter, you really want that object
to be something other than null. Otherwise you have to blot your code
into an unlimited number of lines of try, catch etc (and sometimes you