I would like to hide some cells in a GridBagLayout but still leave an
empty space in the grid. Using setVisible(false) hides the cell, but the
other cells expand to use the space (as expected).
What is the best way to achieve this if the cell is at the end of a row?

 How do I maxmize my frame when it is loaded?(I only found pack()
method which packs everything into its smallest possible. )
junfu

Hi there, i am completely new to java and i have a file here that i want to
read in a line at a time, recognise the columns seperated on tabs (9 of
them) and print out the line again only just 8 columns this time (ignoring
one column).

I'm writting a little chat app. When the chat dialog is not the active
window, i would like to inform the user that a new message has arrive. I
don't want the dialog to go in front of all window, I want it to blink until
the user click on it.

As a beginner to java, I write this code and I get a
NullPointerException
when I run my programm and when I click on the ok button from the
menu11.

I had the following snippet of code using array of vectors:
Vector[] tmpArr = new Vector[n];
for(int j=0; j<nCol; j++)
{

123456,524324,3,0,1,0,2,9
234567,323423,3,0,6,7,3,2
345678,234342,3,0,8,5,0,10
269874,456871,2,0,4,3,2,8

Below is a simple program, which produces couple of errors.
E:\programs\java1\concept\inner1.java:33: <identifier> expected
       t.somefunc(tt);
                 ^

I wonder if anyone there has ever done anything in Java to hide part
of the title on a window title bar.
For exapmle, I have a window title as follows:
 "This is XXX window title - 01"

I have problems running smpatch command on our solaris8/sparc boxes.
Whenever I do smpatch analyze or update I get this following error.
Response code was 500
Since the problem is related to java I post it here..

Can someone give me any links to deobfuscation tools, cant find any ;/.
Regards.

I'm playing with the idea of showing a JProgressBar in a small App' I trying
to make.
I want to display the progress of an array being populated....however I cant
seem to get the bar to show the actual % state before it reaches 100%

When url="http://www.example.com?a=b";
& I use either:
   URLConnection url_connection = null;
   url_connection = WebData.getConnection(url);

Consider the following code:
class Test implements Serializable {}
class junk {
void junk() {

In Websphere/Eclipse the developer can setup the server with a lot of options.
Where are all these settings stored? I didn't found certain setting values in the
properties file for Websphere.
Malcolm