at our university we are working on a project to implement a
Mobile-AdHoc-Network-Router on PocketPCs running WindowsCE.
We would prefer to use Java for our development, however we were unable to
find a suitable VM for that platform.

I have written an application in Java and C on the Solaris 10 (x86)
platform using the JDK 1.5.0_09. The Java code calls a native method
"startButtonWatcher," which then forks, the parent process returning,
and the child process initiating an event loop that calls a static

I try to create a Java virtual machine in a C++
application (Windows XP). I have installed
jdk1.5.0_08 and I am sure, that my application
loads the appropriate jvm.dll. Here is my simple

I try to start a Java virtual machine from a C++
application (Windows XP). I have 'jdk1.5.0_08'
installed and I am sure, that my application loads
the appropriate jvm.dll. Here is my simple code, I

I was thinking about learning the Java programing language. I asked a
friend his views and he told me not to bother - as Java is a slow piece
of sh.t !  Is that true, is it really a goofy outdated language that
doesnt run quickly like other languages?  (from the horses month).

I'm developing / supporting a java "client" application (running on PCs
with XP pro, jre 1.5) which is a high performance trading client. it
receives market updates, displays them on screen (swing), does a serie
of computation, and performs several actions based on computated values

We have a "legacy" Java application that has been developed by many
developers - some handle exceptions nicely, others not so.
What I would like to do is create a log of all the exceptions and
messages that are being thrown internally without changing the code.