I've read that J2ME is one solution for people who want to develop apps
for high end PDAs. I have downloaded J2ME but I can't see how I would
get a java app onto and run on my Palm Tungsten T. What are the
necessary steps?

Sorry for what is probably too fundamental a question for this group, but I
figured if anyone could give me good advice, it would be this group.  I'm
looking for a good, yet somewhat inexpensive (<$100USD) visual Java IDE for
creating stand-alone apps and applets.  Many years ago I ...

I am curiuos to find out if it is possible to find string lines in a
java file:
public static final String <Variable name with all caps> = ;
and replace it with:

I'm stumped. How do I get this to return a string that contains a decimal
value derived by dividing two integers? This is what I have and it returns
"3.0" but I need "3.333".
public class Test {

Can anybody suggest some good sites to post job ads for UK based Java
developers?

I'm rather new to Java and was wondering if there is a more Java-esque
way of doing the following.
I need to update a particular line of a file, foo.txt keeping all the
other lines exactly the same.

I got some help to go from:
bbBusState to BB_BUS_STATE.
However I found out :-( that the xml contained attributes like:
TxDeviceGroup and that becomes:

Sorry if this question has been asked before but I've searched google
groups, and the tomcat user's guide to no avail.
I've been asked to update our existing Apache / ApacheJServ system to
Tomcat with Apache. At the moment I'm looking into Tomcat 3.3.1a but

We are trying to get Internet explorer to cache some jar files loaded
through 2 different applets in one page.
The problem is that it will only cache the jar files from the first
defined applet in the HTML document. If we load one applet at a time

   I have a rather simple question:  I would rather use a connection pool
but at the moment I need a quick solution to access a db. Right now I have
some beans which each have their own method to get a datbase connection, and
later release it. What I want to do is create a base ...

Is there a way to make Element.addContent add the content at a
specific location?
I need to update an existing jdom object in memory, by adding/removing
some elements. problem is, addContent() always add at the end, and as

I have an external process that I started with runtime.exec().
When I input for the external process per console
If I enter the input data by console to the external process, I get
with process.getInputStream() a

I'm not sure if this is a "Linux" issue or a "Jbuilder under Linux"
issue.
I'm running the student/free version of JBuilder 8. When running under
Redhat 9, I can't change which of two printers documents are sent for

I am writing a program that puts HTML in a JEditorPane object which is
then placed in a JFrame object.  I have a class (called TestCanvas)
which inherits from Canvas and which I use as the glasspane for the
JFrame.  Using the mouse, I can draw lines on the glasspane.  This

I made a small step forward in my problem. But I progress again no
piece: ((( Ask for help...
I have an external process, which makes certain computations for
graph. If the process the 1. Piece of the input in