class B {
method_1: return true;
method_2: return false;
finalize: if(true) print("ERROR");

I am making a small demo website using JSP. I am running Tomcat 5.0.27
Users login to the site and their personal data is displayed.
For this purpose I created an XML file to hold user data.
However, the file is not being read.

- alle Klassen nach Coding Conventions überarbeitet
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I have installed Java 1.4.1 from the CD companion disk with the
Deitel's Java How to Program 5th textbook; now I would like to
download and install Java 1.5 but first I have to uninstall Java.
Unfortunately the original 1.4.1 CD is broken ( while commuting )

In an instance method, the program can:
this.getClass().getName() to obtain the class name.
In a static method, there is no "this".  Is there a way to dynamically
obtain (without hard coding) the class name in a static method?

My code resolves fine with this
import com.mycompany.baba.Settings;
import com.mycompany.baba.Security;
import com.mycompany.baba.Logging;

How to store the java applet emebedded in a web page for offline
viewing?
I saved the web page but it got saved without the applet.and also I
searched for the corressponding .class file for the applet while I was

Everytime start the Tomcat services..problem occurs..
java.net.SocketException: Connection reset by peer: socket write
error. Can you tell me how to avoid it??? The speed of web is very
slow now. about 1 mins per pages (html)....I think it is not related

I have a folder C:\DevPrograms\Hibernate\lib which has 33 JAR files. I want
to include them in my CLASSPATH but not hardcoding the name of the jar
files; instead i want some thing like C:\DevPrograms\Hibernate\lib\*.jar so
that it can pick up all jar. I tried doing it but no success ...

I'm new to java, and have been given a small problem to deal with. I think
i have a clue to what the anwser is. What would the following section of
java code display?
int [] theArray = { 1,2,3,4,5};

Forgive my ignorance but can someone tell me the signifigance of not
having "implements" at the start of a class deffinition if you are
using action Listeners within the class ?
Thanks

Hi, I'm trying to make a Java monopoly game.
So far, no problem with the console game. I have a Game class, which has a
Board, a List of players, etc.
Now, I want to give a GUI to this app. The GUI creation is OK.