I need a small algorithm to select all mp3 files in a dir (user may choose
this thir by a filechooser already implemented) recursively in all subdirs.
Hoping to be enough clear..
Tnx

An applet on one of my pages uses a big picture as background.
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By doing this I want to avoid that the pane of the applet is grey during the
load of the picture.

Let's say you have an application main class that loads
a text file that lists any number of different classes
you want to use at load time. But only one class can loaded
per session. So there would be a seperate text file for each class.

If I have an XML Document
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<root>
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On my university's site is a webpage which allows me to download
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webpage requires HTTP authentication for me to load it, the Java
applet and additional files needed for the Java applet also require a

I'm modifying a small applet for a web server that accepts text input
in one box, and shows the returned data in another box.
As long as I'm typing text, all works well.  However my application
depends on the ESCape key for control.  The code will not pass

Can standalone functions be written in Java? Thanks.

I have a *.jar file that contains a file named
"myproperty.properties". I work with Eclipse and I set the jar on the
classpath of my Project.
Now the problem:

Hi @ll,
is there a simple way to print HTML-files? I have the path of one (local)
html-file and only want to call a method like print(c:/temp/xyz.html)... :-)
thanx in advance

Hi to everybody,
I have installed the j2re 1.4.2 on redhat enterprise v.3 ... the
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gives me the following error:

I discovered the following code in a java file:
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What does '~0' mean?

Need help in Java - Can I use a swing Component (e.g. JTextField) in a Java Applet?
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I wonder if there is a way to get rid of the result=true in each case
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All hints are very much appreciated!
BR

We need to add some life to a recently redecorated computer lab in a
college of further education.  Java is one of the subjects taught in
this lab.  I have ordered the Addison-Wesley poster which shows the
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I would have to realize a video program surveillance for cellular and
I do not know just from where to begin. Someone has a po' of experience in
merit? Practically through the cellular one I would want to be connected to
of the television cameras situated in my office