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Java Web Start installation problem30 Apr 2004 20:56 GMT1
I have JWS (Java Web Start) problem. Platform is windows XP. I just
installed JWS.
The installation was succesful. However, when I try to use it either
by cliking it's icon or on a jnlp file I get the following error
reading/writing a byte array in java30 Apr 2004 19:04 GMT15
Hi Gang:
byte[] bytes;
I have a byte array as declared above that has been filled with the
data from a .jpg file.  Let's say that I wish to find the index of the
Java book30 Apr 2004 18:51 GMT7
Any suggestions for a good Java programming intro book for a newb?
newbie needing major help30 Apr 2004 14:08 GMT3
I have made a mistake and I am hoping someone here can bail me out. I need to turn the code below into a GUI interface and quick. TIA please help\
Code:
//Noah Fenley
//POS406 week 4 personal assignment
Simple reading HTML from a URL problem30 Apr 2004 09:28 GMT1
I have written a programme to receive the HTML code from a URL
http://www.pru.com.hk/
But I dunno why it doesn't work. It can only receive the beginning few
lines:
Please help!30 Apr 2004 06:32 GMT2
I am very new to java and I have pasted the following code onto my
website:
#########################################3
<SCRIPT language=JavaScript>
looking for tutorials or websites....30 Apr 2004 06:31 GMT3
Hello, I'm having some difficulty in my Java course and I was wondering if
anyone knows a good website that would have a tutorial or some other kind of
help for beginner's programming Java.  Thanks a lot for any help.
R
Unzipping Files With Java30 Apr 2004 02:56 GMT3
I am curious if anyone has any code for a class that will extract zip
files from folders and place the extracted files in a folder of the
same name on a different hard drive.
For instance, I have a folder called 1998. Within that folder are 60
Pausing Threads From Events30 Apr 2004 01:57 GMT16
Hopefully, someone has some pointers for my problem.  Suppose I have
an applet which starts a new thread A.  The applet implements
MouseListener and when the user puts the mouse over the applet, a
MouseEvent occurs.  When a user generates this MouseEntered event,
Parsing a CSV File29 Apr 2004 22:25 GMT5
I have a CSV file that I wish to parse.
A typical line will look like this:
3,,"04-0501",-13000.00,,000,"DE","ATA","","","MR AJ & MRS BJ
SMITH","08/03/2004",04 0501
Java memory leak29 Apr 2004 20:44 GMT3
I'm working on resolving the final few issues on an applet that
was written by someone else (that'd be new) and one that's been
very difficult so far is that on certain VMs (sun, mac 1.4) its
memory usage continuously increases, while on others (M$, mac 1.3)
KeyListener kinda deaf (in simple game)29 Apr 2004 19:27 GMT4
Hey everyone...
I'm trying to write a simple word-guessing game (Lingo, user should
guess 5 letter words etc).
I've created some custom AWT Components (sorry for the dutch naming):
newbie question on returning an object29 Apr 2004 18:36 GMT13
Hello, I am a C programmer, but just start learning Java.
When returning an object, if only the address is copied from the local
object to the external object, then once the callee function exits, the
local object will be erased; what will this do to the external object that
XML Parsing with DOMParser29 Apr 2004 18:16 GMT2
Hi all,
I'm having some problems with parsing XML with DOMParser.
What I want is to filter out particular elements in the XML, the
sample XML looks like this.
UnknownHostException on Japanese Windows XP - Please Help!!!29 Apr 2004 13:46 GMT1
I am running the following code on Japanese Windows XP:
String localHostName = java.net.InetAddress.getLocalHost().getHostName();
If the Computer name is in English, this works fine.
If the Computer name is in Japanese, I get an UnknownHostException in
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