What specifications (URLs please) are needed for implementing a JVM in a
clean-room? (Without looking at the internal implementation of the Sun JVM.)
TIA

I need help with this error message that appears whenever I try to do
internet banking,
Validation script is missing'/EDS.IB.Presentation/script/DomValidation.js
I have replaced the MS JVM and IE6 is set to default levels, disabled trend

Suppose that I want to see what classes are in a package. The
java.lang.Package class does not have any way to get its classes, but the
java.lang.Class class has its getPackage() method.
So I can imagine some convoluted way of getting the classes in a package by

I am building a server side java program that calls a C native
library.  The C native code allocates shared memory.  This code used
to work but now I get:
Unexpected Signal : 11 occurred at PC=0x4C7CB34A

  I have need to use a java script over the web to access a
medical on-call teleradiology program.  I have installed the
java sdk-1.4.2 onto a clean WinXP install.  The applet that
is is not designed for java 2 will not run.

As somebody much more knowledgeable about SAP than Java,
I have the following question..
In order to Install SQL Server 2000 SP#3 on Win2000 SP#4 with
the latest version of SAP R/3, I had (to As per SAP's instuctions)

I'm planning an implementation of the JVM in perl. (I can begin work in
early 2004.) Has anyone else been doing or planning something along these
lines?

I am using sun's java plugin 1.4.2. Does anybody know if there is a
way to load local classes (i.e. stored under c:\winnt\java\classes)
from within an applet?
To be more precise: I want to load a class from a Website, but this

I know that the limits of
- byte goes from -2^7 to 2^7-1
- char goes from 0 to 2^16
- int goes from -2^31 to 2^31-1

I suppose/I read that an Applet creates a JavaVM via JNI-Functions
through the plugin. I suppose via CreateJavaVM.
Does anyone know a source where I can find details about this subject
- like the specified Arguments (e.g. JavaVMInitArgs) , etc.