Hello. A web designer built us a couple of pages, I cannot get in
touch with him so I'm trying to solve a problem:
I have an "index.html" file with a java dynamic menu linked to a
"index.pgt" (created with Sothink).

I have a working Java program that consists of 3 files (prog1, prog2,
prog3. prog1 creates instances of the other 2). I want to create a
single executable for the program that will work on Windows and Sun
operating systems.

I've got a class for storing times in decimal format (double).
The problem is, for output I'd need to separate "whole" hours from the
decimal parts.
For this, I'd need to know what happens if you "force" a type double

I have made a data structure which uses a few classes.  I have designed it
to be used generically, and if extra functionality is required then the
original should be exentded.  I am having a bit of problem extending the
data structure, hopefully this example will explain it ...

with dom?
please write some eazy example for locating tag in xml and editing xml.

I currently have a JTable object that utilizes the DefaultTableModel
and has three columns.  For simplicity, I'll call them "Column A",
"Column B", and "Column C" and all are text cells.  In a for loop in
my class, I'm testing a flag condition, and I'm setting a global

Given a JTree j, how would you do the following?
1. Record which nodes are expanded.
2. Set those nodes to be expanded.
(The reason for doing this is that in between 1 and 2, j has been reset

I have a XML file encoded in UTF-8. The parser works fine when
there are only English characters in the file.
However, when I PUT SOME Chinese characters in the file, I get the
following error:

I am trying to use the following code to write my data to my applet's home
URL on my server:
try
{

I've got the Javadocs showing in Eclipse for the J2SE API, but I just
went to http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/download.html#sdk and downloaded
the J2EE API docs.  But now I'm not sure how I can have both active at
once.  I've got to me missing something really easy.

i'm new, so if I don't word this question right,I do apologize.  I'm
trying to debug a program that I made, and I notice that i'm not using
the proper format for my if statement.  For example, if you have two
things you want to test before producing an output  (ie. f<b<10 and

I'm trying to sort a linked list made out of the collections. The
thing is that each node has a another class inside. How can i reach
into that class so that I can sort on an attribute for that class??
class pantryItem{

Is there a way I can programatically set my JFrame to be maximised?  Also,
is there a way I can get the size of a JPanel?
Thanks,
Allan

I just wondered about something. Can i use if statements to "black out"
sections of code that would fail if executed because a referenced _type_
is not available? For example, would this work even if SomeClass could
not be loaded?

is there a difference in performance during code execution when using
mypackage.* instead of mypackage.ClassName?. I guess it may be little
more work for the compiler to find the proper class, but can't imagne
any differences during runtime.