I asked this question i the HTML groups but no one could help.
What I need is a way to close a HTML form, I have already tried to use code
like
   <form>

Is there a simple search method, using java, for a XML document.
The search does not need to be based on element values, but if it is thats
fine too.
thanks

I have problem in accessing java.sun.com to look for API,
have anyone of you encounter the same problem ?

Bonjour,
J'ai un moteur de fonctions dans une DLL windows
ainsi qu'une dll 'java' qui fait trés bien la 'glue'
entre une application java et la dll windows.

when we open a particular document stored on the server we are asked a
question wether wee would like to save the document or open it from
the current location .......the entire problem is that this message
popup is not desired........how do we achieve this using "jsp"......

Hi, I've got some questions about programming sound with Java using
JMusic. Does anyone know which group would be best to ask these questions?

My name is Dan and I'm a junior in High School. I currently know
advanced object oriented (and some .net) C++, but now I've found out
that the CompSci test is no longer c++ and is now java. Unfortunately
the computer department of school is made up of a history teacher who

I want to put arrays of bytes of different lengths in a vector, but if I got
it right only objects can be placed in a vector so how do I convert an array
to and from an object? Ie. if I were to put an atomic datatype like int in a
vector it could be done using the wrapperclass ...

I parse a XML file to get a DOM Document.
But when I use the method Document.getElementsByID(String Id) each time I
receive null.
My XML follow a DTD. But I don't know where to tell to my parser to use this

I just installed 1.5.0 beta, but for the moment I need to continue working
with 1.4.2 on Windows 2000.
(Why is there no javac -version option??)  I've left JAVA_HOME set to
c:\j2sdk1.4.2_03, and Cygwin reports:

Hello, maybe someone could tell me whats wrong ... sorry about bad english

I have a normal form. In that form I have link that opens up a popup. In
that popup runs a Java applet. I make a selection in the applet and it

I need help to make my serial communication working.
I have loaded the javax.comm. package from sun and installed the
files:
C:\j2sdk1.4.2_01\bin\win32com.dll

Is there a way to get the name of the current class in static code
without actually naming the class in your code?
Background: notice the static declaration in the following code.  In
order to pass the name of the current glass (com.foo.Bar) to the

I'm a java student, and I've been given an assignment to implement a
singly linked list with references to the first and last node in the
list. I'm attempting to write the removeLast() method (part of the
assignment) and I can't figure out how to traverse the list. I think

       Class c = Class.forName(classname);
       classname c = new classname();
Doesn't seem to compile. My understanding is that the first line creates
c as a class whose name is classname. But I can't seem to use line 2 to