I want to know is there is any way to open the new window of jsp
when ever i clicked on the applet. I had tried by using url but didn't
get web page.The code is as follws.
public class URLReader {

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players

I made a pop up window that can be brought up by a menu item in the
main window.
But I need to make the main window unclickable when the pop up window
appears (like a dialog window).

I am working on a Swing app (currently running 1.5, going to 1.6 soon)
and need to package up the application's elements nicely in an
*application* with a menu bar, toolbar, etc.. . Kinda like the eclipse
GUI (except I am bound to Swing and can't use SWT due to existing code

Next attempt to get down a smooth, patterned implementation of user
interface interaction code.  This is a fat client (swing but thats
neither here nor there).
My last attempt had the following general design.

I call a second JDialog in the first JDialog. Before the second windows
closes, the first one already closed.
Please help me!  Thanks a lot!

Is it possible to configure the cell editors in a JTable on a
per-cell basis, rather than a per-column basis?  I'm currently
doing something similar to:
 TableColumn col0 = myTable.getColumnModel().getColumn(0);

Hello all,
Just one quick question for advice.
I know I should only show/manipulate gui components in the event
dispatch thread.

We need to upgrade our Java app to 1.5.0.
Everything is coded in Swing and the first user screen extends JFrame.
There is a jTextBox and a JPasswordField on the screen. Under 1.3.1
these fields functioned correctly. Under 1.5.1 there is no cursor and

If I build a JList with a Vector, how do I add elements to the JList?
Can I just add them to the Vector?  I was hoping that it would be as
simple as List but apparently it's not.
Thanks,

I want to show several JComboBoxes, on different locations of the
screen, where each of them has the same number of items but different
content (for example one list for username and one for real name). The
catch is that I want that when one of the JComboBoxes is opened (the

So, I have a simulation object that can produce iterations of its
current state.  I want to be able to represent its state as a vector
display (Lines, arcs, triangles, etc...).
The simulation object (Lets call it the Arena) contains ArenaObjects.

We are looking for a Java/J2EE tool
for developing as quickly as possible
very very complex windows, i.e. a Bill of material or the Fashion
industry.

We just had a workshop about TDD from Joshua Kerievsky at my company,
and I think I like it. I'm applying it to a hobby project to see how it
goes.
So far I have 142 JUnit tests :-)

I have a domain model which is a simulation.  I want to display the
state of the simulation at any given time, basically animated.
Since the Swing threading model requires all GUI work to be done on the
EventDispatcher thread, and all other long-running work to be done on