First I describe what I can do:
Using PuTTY connect to np. IP=192.168.1.244:5524
with RAW protocol.
I send there a string: "aLOGI 9999 9999<cr><lf>" where 9999 is some 4-digit

I am using NetBeans IDE 3.6. How do I execute a web applet? When I try it
says:
THERE IS NO WEBMODULE DEFINED.
Thanks,

I've seen this question asked in a few places (including this group back
in 1998), but never seen a clear answer.
Is it possible to invoke Sun's java compiler directly
(sun.tools.javac.Main) and have it use my own classloader instead of a

Extracting the following C++ code (with some minor mods) from other
posts in this group, I was hoping to at least be able to create a JVM
and grab a class which is pretty much guaranteed to exist.  Well, I
can't seem to make the thing work.

i know that to write to the system screen in the IDE i can type into my
code:
System.out.print("yadda yadda");
but how do i send that stuff to a text file? i figured out how  to add a

Hi all, I just started this great web dvlpmt job where they will teach me jsp, among other things...  what is the best ng to get help if you're new to jsp?  I saw a lot of java ng's..  I just wrote my 1st jsp file and it's not working..  I have a very simple code there:
<%= NEW ...

I'm fairly new to java (I'm using j2sdk 1.4.2)... I'm trying to use
"import java.lancs.*" in a program and it doesn't want to compile?
Does it have something to do with "CLASSPATH"??   Is says that it
cannot resolve symbol?

Is there a tool to aid in the generation of comments/javadoc?
As an example, I'd like to add a copyright on top of every java file I've  
already created.
Thanks in advance.

 i use getRGB(i,j)  to accumulate a number myRGB to decide if a particular
image is on the screen:
         for each pixel:
          {   x=(long)image1.getRGB(i,j);

I am new to JSP Tomcat and Beans. Can anyone explain  why very few web hosts
have support for Java based Web apps? Is it not a case of having Tomcat and
MySql on one server for the users who want to write Java based web
applications?

How can a static method in the outer class access a method in its inner
class?

from http://java.sun.com/docs/books/effective/ page 105:
public class Suit {
  private final String name;
  private Suit(String name) { this.name = name; }

If you understand Hashtables, this explanation may let you suddenly
grok the classpath. If you don't, I have written some other
explanations at http://mindprod.com/jgloss/classpath.html
A ClassLoader with plenty of RAM could work this way. It creates a

Say I have a file "a.java" which uses the classes in "b.jar".
how can I make a new jar file "c.jar" which consists of "a.class" and
"b.jar" and is runnable by double clicking.
How to do that in eclipse?

Here is a simple project for a newbie.  If you do it, I will help you
polish it, and I will post in on my site and give you the credit.
First you get a list of all possible java fonts installed on the
machine.