How Can we kill an already running process through Java code?
Using java, I have created an Application for Business Objects which in turn
starts the process BUSOBJ.exe which can be seen through the task manager.
However, the quit method available for the Application object is ...

Hi all, Im just learning Java and was wondering if there is any way of
displaying a String[][] in a grid form. I have managed it using loads of
System.out.println statements printing each row at a time but i need to be
able to print it in a text area or similar, as long as its in a ...

If you have the following:
class A{}
class B extends A{}
then you can write:

Could someone test the following 3 classes and see if they get the same
errors. They should be working perfectly but I keep getting an error
concerning base and Key.
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I'm porting jEdit's help system into an applet form. Its complete,
except for an annoyance - it loads as a seperate window, leaving a dead
HTML page behind. I'd like to instead embed the applet inside the HTML
page, so I can have a link create a popup window. As it is now, if you

I am having problems using Netbeans 4.0 to create a standalone JAR
file.  I have two projects, Library and Main.  Library is a class
library whose output is Library.jar.  Main is a main application whose
output is Main.jar.  Main uses the classes in Library so I have edited

I have a JScrollPane which has two JScrollPanes and a JsplitPane.
Each of the inner JScrollPanes contain a JTable. Inner JScrollPanes implement vertical Scroll policy as JScrollPane.VERTICAL_SCROLLBAR_NEVER.
Scrolling is done using the scroll bar of the outer scroll pane.
For the ...

In a package, there's a class that I want called by the package user
that needs to throw a class-specific exception indicating the c'tor
failed.
public class ClassnameException extends Exception

I ran into this today at work. I am using 1.4.2 and have not tried
this code on any other  java version. Compile errors are caused by
trying to do a switch on the d and e constants. I really don't see why
it should not be allowed, but it seems likely there would be a good

I recently migrated from Eclipse 3.0.M8 to 3.0.1
With the 3.0.1 version I am seeing some weirdness when editing/viewing
Java files, which I did not see with the milestone version.
Specifically, if I click on the method in the Outline view, then

I can't seem to figure out how the following code for primes work.
class Prime{
 public boolean prime(int n) {
   boolean[] P = new boolean[n+1];

I have created a Search Panel which displays the search result using JTable. If I select the first row in the JTable and then try to clear the results in table, it do not get any exception. But if I select a row other than the first row and then try to clear the table resuls, I ...

When I try to print the third element from the boolean array "p" that I have
made I get this wierd text:
"Bool@11bed71"
In the for statement I have initialized all elements to true, so why don't

I'm currently looking into Java Developer positions and was wondering why so
many financial companies need programmers?
What kind of projects do they work on?
It would be good to know before I apply...

why does this:
public class test{
  test(int k){
     a = k;