I am writing a j2me program on Motorola V600. The default access path is
the \res inside the jar file. How do I get the jpeg and midi files
stored inside the phone's "Media Center", instead of the jar file?
Is there any way to create rms and pre-load it inside the jar file? I

I have been trying to send out a mime mail with a zip file attached
using Ant's mail task. But it always fail with a somple error,
"Failed to send mail."
"Problem while sending mime mail."

This works as expected, compiles and runs fine:
C:\java\sources\atreides\hello\> javac HelloWorldSwing.java -g
C:\java\classes\atreides\hello\
However, when I add "package atreides.hello;" to the first line of

I've been to
<http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/java/interpack/managingfiles.html>,
but can't figure out what I need to download, nor which
directory to put it in.

what's the easiest way to create an infinite loop??
Cheers

I want to read out some data from a file and write it in another file.
Therefore I wrote following code:
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import java.io.*;

I want a border appears when I roll over with the mouse over a button.
And when I quit the button area the border should be disappeared. At
first I resolved the problem by setting a LineBorder in the
mouseEntered method and setting an EmptyBorder in the mouseExited

What're the conventions for directory's with regards to packages and
source?
Path for source code
C:\java\src\atreides\hello\HelloWorldSwing.java

Hope anyone can helps .... thanks.
I wrote a simple mobile game using J2ME and can compile it without error,
but when i try to launch it, the following message come out and then .....
exit:

I create a Tooltip on a JTable with
jTable.setToolTipText(strTooltiptext)
with MouseMotionListener on jTable.
The problem is that the Tooltip only refresh when the Tooltiptext is

Hello - has anyone got any experince using the kxml.  I have tried importing
the file with the line
import org.kxml.io.*;
I get a error message of Package does not exist.  THis is not true I have

I get the point in Casting to different types but I am a bit confused about
when its allowed.
public interface I {
   public int f(int i);

JEdit has the JTidy plug-in, but I must be missing something because
the
JCompiler plug-in gives error messages :(
Why isn't the JTidy plug-in preventing these errors, please?

I have a multithreaded program in Java that I coded a while back.  I
recently upgraded to a HT processor and was wondering if Java 1.5 supports
it?
Thanks,

I need to run two different applets that require different JRE versions
on a Windows XP SP1 workstation.  One applet requires 1.4.2.  The
manufacturer recommends 1.3.1 for the other applet.  If I use 1.4.2
with the applet that requires 1.3.1, the system locks up frequently,