I have a Java/RMI question that maybe someone can help me with?
I have a chat system. There is a regular text chat client / server
handeling all users, rooms, messages etc.
I also have a whiteboard client / server which handels whiteboard

In the last line in the main method you need to cast "current" into a "Fil"
reference be able to use the method "pontificate". But above in the line:
current = new Fil("I think therefore i...");
current is set to be an instantiation of Fil so I don't get why you have to

I must be using some of the wrong terms, because I get a very high
signal-to-noise ration when I try Googling for this.
I have a class that will be used as a model for other classes.  I want each
class to be able to determine its own name.  Other than changing the name

I have a question on Java security, about the system wide security
policy.
I know the system policy can be set by providing runtime argument to
java.security.policy

I know it's easy but I don't know how to read text JTexPane
Thanks for help

One more ;)
   int position = odebrany.getCaretPosition();
   Element elem = doc.getCharacterElement(position);
    ((HTMLDocument) MyJTextPane.getDocument()).insertAfterEnd(elem,

I am not sure whether it is the right place to post this question. We
have a web site that shows a study we did. Now my boss would like to
have it on her laptop so she can do the presentation without internet
access. I am not familiar with web stuff. How can I dump all required

I'm trying to get a 3d java example applet to run in a local directory
on my computer but for some reason, which is beyond me it doesn't
work. I have been puzzling about this for some hours now, and decided
to post it here, so maybe someone can help me out. I'm sure it's not

i wrote a game in java that runs on my pc. How can i get this to play on
my palm zire 72? I have java installed or at least what i think is java
..what would i need to do to this?
it is not an applet but a series of java classes in a stand alone game.

Where can I test the compatibility with older version of java of my
applications?

I have written a Java program that previously worked fine on Windows, Mac OS
X and Linux. Though now I have started using more and more functions from
the 1.4.x standard. It still works fine in Windows, but a person that is
testing my app on Mac OS X is getting a java.lang ...

I have the following code, but when I compile it I get the following error:
InterestSolver.java:180: cannot resolve symbol
symbol  : class RunTimeException
location: class InterestSolver

Bascially what's happening is that I am loosing console messages once
the java program starts from another program.

I have just downloaded eclipse 3.0.1.
In the Java Tutorial you are told to download: Example Plugin-ins
I have just done so its called:
eclipse-examples-3.0.1-win32.zip

I really want to use CVS. I just can not understand the differences between
cvshome's window version of their CVS distribution and CVSNT.  Which one
would be a better fit as standalone or using between Eclipse, Netbeans and
JDeveloper. Or just one of those IDE's.