I'm trying to compile a program that was in the latest Core Java
Technologies Tech Tips newsletter from Sun.  It's trying to import the
following:
import java.io.File;

3 month ago, i develop a web application running on TomCat 4.1.29. Since, i
always have the same error "out of memory error" after the site was down. I
try all sort of solutions without succes :
   - setting more memory to the JVM (256 Mo Max, 128 Min)

I wish you are not frustratedhas I am ;-),
In the 1.1.8 docs
createImage
"Creates a graphics context for this component. This method will return null

I have an assignment where I have to create a GPA calculator servlet and
deploy it.  I've got the calculator done using Forte.  It uses applets.  Can
anyone give me a quick and dirty how-to, to make this thing into a servlet
and get it up-and running?  Thanks.

I have recently installed Java 1.4.2 on Windows XP.
I can compile and execute programs without problems but I am curious as to
how, when I open a CMD window, java, javac etc are in my PATH when I have
not set up my PATH variable?

Hi - I am baffled.  The first program below, an applet, gives the
error
"NoClassDefFoundError (calpa/html/CalHTMLPane)" and stops while the
second

Hi group,
I am trying to install Jedit and I have a jar file. I run it with this
command:
java -jar jedit41install.jar

Any idea how a stand alone java application can access a webservice

I'm relatively new to java so this question might seem newbish. What
api's do I need to be using in order to browse through a local
directory and be able to see all of the file names that are in that
directory? I don't want a FileChooser where the user actually has to

Is there an instruction which will force the Java VM to pause execution of
the current thread and launch a debugger?

                   Should not this put the label at an absolute position?
init(){
.................
  Label emboss = new Label("F??rie 'emboss' !");

Hello.  I am starting my 7th week of an intro to programming class and have
a problem I have been working on.  My instructor said we could look for
source code on the internet and use it as long as we tailor it to fit the
problem at hand.  I have not been able to attack this one ...

   Hi gurus,
                   I am trying to get a blue gradient image  in this small
application.
                   My problem is that there is not enough pixels for a

I'm having a CORBA server written in Java (OpenORB), and, since the
CORBA references to the clients are changed every time the server
restarts, whenever I do some changes to the server, all the clients have
to restart their apps.

I'm not too experienced with Java and have a question about the 'new'
operator.  Is this always required?  What is the difference and the
advantages / disadvantages between the following 3 sets of statements?
Thanks,