I'm seraching a free host for my java application.
I know myjavaserver.com are there otherone ?

This relates to the implementation of the priority queue for the AP
computer science exam in Java.  How do I implement a priority queue
using linked lists.  When an object is added using the enqueue method,
is it then inserted into the linked list in ascending/descending order?

I can't find a standard API interface which just declares equals(Object) and
hashCode(), which are the minimum implementation for any object used as a
key in a map.  Have I  missed something?  Wouldn't this be a useful thing to
have?

What is the difference bertween the following three file writing declarations:
PrintWriter out = new PrintWriter(new FileOutputStream(....));
vs.
OutputStreamWriter out = new OutputStreamWriter(new FileOutputStream(....));

Can anyone point me to a resource about what HTML tags to use for
applets to make it load properly in all recent browsers? I tried
<applet> and HTMLConverter which gave me <object>...<embed>, but the
first didn't work for IE with Microsoft JVM, and the second forced some

Can someone point me to sites which provide tutorials on Java
programming? Just like we have VBCode.com is/are there any similar
sites which concentrate on Java beginners?
Thanks in advance!

Hi, I am writing a servlet using the MVC mode. I have a lot
configuration parameters for the servlet. I am thinking about put them
as "ininParamater" in "web.xml". I am wondering if I can put all my
parameters in a seperate xml and include it in my web.xml.

I'm working on oracle 10g on windows XP Pro and I need to sequentially
run four different programs to get a database up and to connect to it.
I thought maybe I can compile a Java executable. I managed it with a
jar manifest.

When I create an object like :
TextListener topicListener = new TextListener() ;
I implement a void method (MessageListener) as :
public class TextListener implements MessageListener {

Why is Monster.toString() returning @11b86e7 instead of 0?
Monster.setToString() is supposed to take a String as a parameter,
whose value
is assigned to "name," which toString() should return.  It's unclear to

given that the class Sword is in an entirely different package,
Weapons.jar, for which the source code is unavailable, can one monster
give an instance of Sword to a second monster instance?  something
like:

im writing an applet with text area built in it
My question is: how do i capture what is input from the textfield and
display it in the textarea field?
import java.awt.*;

I'm new to Java programming. I have a program due for class next week
and I'm having some difficulties.
I've done a little programming before, but not very good at it! LOL
One of my biggest problems (and there are many!) is that I'm not

I going thru a book on JSP.  In this example code
below "forName" is used .... why?
try {
Class.forName("oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver");

Assume I want to create a string of length n which contains n times the character 'x'.
How do I implement this the easiest way? n could vary from function time to time.
Ok. I could code
char mychar = 'x';