I am trying to implement a small telnet kind of
application . I am having problems with redirecting input and output
to a text area. I was successful in getting output to text area. Where
my program opens a socket to unix box and prompts me for login,

In addition to the recently posted article on the
'Short, Self-contained, Compileable Example', at..
http://www.physci.org/codes/sscce.jsp
I have added an on-line compiler,

Can java detemine if a particular window (e.g. JFrame) is visible on the
monitor (i.e. it is not hidden beneath some other programs)? How do you do
it?
Cheers,

Anyone knows how to resize the width of
JToolBar, JMenuBar and decorator of JFrame?
The length of them is dynamically but the width of them
seems always to be fastened. I expect to change them

I got a problem, which I'm not sure on how to take care of.
For it's rather hard to explain the problem, I'll try it with a sketch

Basically I need a JTable seperated in 9 single parts.

   In a dialog box i am using JComboBoxes .In left side ComboBox in
the drop
down list i can use arrow keys . But in the right side ComboBox in the
drop list

I have a custom component ... actually it's just a class that extends JPanel
and in that class I have a same amount of JCheckBoxes and JLabels..
My CustomClass must be added to another panel, which is a layout of
JTables, another panel with buttons etc .. some other panels that are

Just a quick question:
am I the only one who is spammed by a company called info@pivotonic.com
for their Java helper API (I try to figure out where they got the e-mail
address from).

Have there been any independent articles outlining the positives and
negatives of choosing
Java Swing over C#/.Net and vice versa? I did a lot of search over the past
few days

How to draw int array with generated image (fastest way)?
Sorry for my English

I have a JTree used for displaying a some hierarchical data in an applet.
If a user has expands a node, selects a leaf under that node, and then
collapses the node, the selection is removed from the leaf and the node is
selected instead. Is it possible to stop this behaviour?

  I've searched the net for information on how to read the thumbnail
image that many JPG files have embedded into them. No success until
now. Can somebody help me with a piece of java code (not using any kind
of external library, only JSDK classes, please) I can use in my

I have a problem: how to use the clone() method to create a deep copy of a
JFrame object.
I need to "duplicate" a JFrame containing a TextField and then to add other
objects but only to the new window without adding them to the "original"

According to the Java Bug Database (Bug Id  4712307) the problem with
excessively slow JFileChooser is supposed to be fixed in 1.4.2.  However I
still find it takes eons to display even a very small directory.
How do I find out what is going on to solve this, since Sun keeps closing

JOptionPane or JList can handle array values correctly, however when I
use a table I get something like L[java.langString... when I expect a
combobox. I tried to modify model of table to specify String[].class
as type of cell, but it didn't help. Any ideas?