Hi all, I've written a Java program that does some VERY simple Java code
parsing.
I'm interested in looking at some other Java parsers also written in Java.
Can anyone direct me to any freely available source code that can do this?

I have a strange and intermittent error that I can't figure out!  
In the static void main() of a Java program, I have the following:
     System.out.println("got here");
     System.out.print ("\nFinal state sigma = ");

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Here is the Code I hav sofar.
any Ideas
JD
import java.awt.*;

Hey all--
I'm just learing Java, and I was wondering if someone could help me out
here.  This program is supposed to take the purchase price of an item,
determine the tax and then give the total.  It mostly works, but I don't

I want to be throw exception when one thread wait to read no data from
a remote source for long time.
This can be done in pre-1.4 enviroment like the following.
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Hello, all, I'm back with more questions from my Java I class.
I'm writing a simple text editor. According to the specs set out by my
professor, we're to use the built-in methods 'substring(), indexOf(),
and length()' to edit a single long string of text.

When I run "java HelloWorld",
it show this message:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: HelloWorld
How to solve this problem?

Im having problems with the DatField in J2ME. I can get DATE_TIME and
DATE to display the current date and time. I use the following code to
display the time but when i run it i get a field with <time> in it and
not the current time.

   I need to be able to initialize a static array of objects from a static
method and I havent been able to figure out the syntax for that. Because of
that, I've been forced to resort to a singleton object solution :
public class Test

I have an applet. In that applet is a g.drawString(textVar,x,y) line
to display a block of text. In that text are some
carriage-return/line-feeds. But drawString apparently filters them
out, lumping the lines together.

I need to know whethere it is possible to transfer data from one
mobile phone to other mobile phone in such that scenario that one
mobile phone call the other mobile phone , assume that data line are
supported on the line and then

It's probably very simple, but I can't get a java program to print the ?
character to the console.
I can type it in to the console using "Shift + 3" on my UK keyboard so I
know the console knows about such a character.

My thinking has gone a little bit fuzzy when it comes to synchronizing
objects in java.  Please could somebody confirm (or not) that my thinking is
ok here.  In the following example (this isn't a real world example, just
something that demonstrates my question) I have set this.o = ...

Any ideas why this doesn't work?
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