I have been searching web for info on handling the http POST request,
Most results results domonstrate how todo this with servlets but not with
app.
Found old forum post that say's to use following while loop (Which is how i

I have to call ExternalClass.myMethod(InputClass[]) and want to change
InputClass and myMethods at runtime.
InputClass rr = new InputClass();
InputClass[] array = new InputClass[] { rr };

I have been reading Thinking in Java (2nd E., Bruce Eckel) and there is
one little thing I simply cannot figure out about this one code snippet
in the book.  Here it is:
public class IfElse2 {

Ok here are the details.
I don't have root password.
I am using mozilla 1.4.3
and Linux Red Hat

I go to the Java help web site and I can see all the applets and script
test.
But when I visit some sites I get error messages on the bottom left corner
of my browser.  Errors like <Java script=void>. Or I click on a thumbnail an

I have an Axis Web Service running on Tomcat 4.x. I want it to know
its full URL address (for ex.
http://myserver.com/axis/services/myservice) after Tomcat starts. Is
there any way to do it?

If I want to test a string has only alphabets [a-zA-Z], there is no
String API to do that.
Is that true? I guess the best approach is to use reg expression.
Please advise. thanks!

I have just startet programming in Java, hence just work in my
commandwindow.
Now I have made a little program where I use an if-sentence to determine
what's to happen next.

I have a Java program composed of a number of classes.  Is there any way to
enable global error logging to a particular file?  I know how to use
try/catch, but I'm looking for something I can add to the first class run
(or, if I have to, to every class) to make sure any errors are ...

I've downloaded IBMJava2-SDK-142.tgz for Linux and untarred
it.
Neither the docs contained within the tarball or at
developerWorks, that I can find, show how to install the sdk

Resizing components added in a GridBagLayout doesn't seem to affect
the actual size of the component.  Where am I lost?
Snippet below;
import java.awt.*;

Since a day or so I'm experiencing timeouts when I try to do a search in the Java bug database
<http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/index.jsp>
I can view individual bug reports, e.g.
<http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4117557>

I am new to serlvets and using Tomcat.  I have an example webapp
running, but I want to have a set of data files which my serlvet can
read.  The files were not being found when I placed them in the same
directory as the class files.

I try to write a program that can handle multiple charsets, and thought
i would find what i need in the java.nio.charset package. But alas, it
does not seem to work as simple as i wanted.
I managed to break down my problem to the following bit of code:

Installed Apache 2.0 and Tomcat 5.0 in Redhat Linux 7.2
Started Apache with "httpd -k start" and Tomcat "start.sh"
They both running FINE, NO Problems at all.
Now I want to link Apache and Tomcat together.