I have a problem with JavaMail. I use the following method to send
email. The problem is with the smtpServer. For one server, say
smtp.isp1.com, it works. For another server, say smtp.isp2.com, it
doesn't. I got the follwoing message for the second server:

Somebody would test this link for me?
I get
Cant load the ressource :
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorialJWS/uiswing/components/example-1dot4/allC
lasses.jar

How do you design an application that will close itself when Windows ask for
it.  For example when the computer is closed.

I am trying to use PropertyResourceBundle to read a properties file
in my efforts to internationalize my application and display
Hebrew strings. The properties file
ApplicationResources_iw_IL.properties has an entry like

I've been working on my college project now for about 6 months, which is to
develop an application using Java's RMI.  Anyway, I am well out of my depth
with it.... but have had some progress with the RMI side, although I am
seriously having trouble trying to get the Admin menu ...

Well, this is just plain silly...
I have my main method that, when it looks like this
    public static void main(n,i,j) {
gives me the <identifier> expected error. Okay, so I try using String

First I installed last month Panda Platinum free trial. At first scan,
it discovered 44 viruses and put a lot of files in quarantine.
Next I purchased Panda titanium, but first the install asked me to
destroy all quarantined files.

I'm getting the following warning when adding an instance of my class
'film' to an ArrayList called 'dvds' used only to hold many instances of
'film'. Adding and retreiving films works fine, but I don't know what the
warning means. Can someone explain please?

I'm curious to know how much inlining is going on in modern
Just-In-Time (JIT) compilers such as Java's hotspot.
Is anyone aware of command-line options or tools that enable the code
generated at runtime by a JIT compiler such as HotSpot to be

I know what it is to instantiate a class (i.e,. create an object of it
via the constructor or with "new" keyword), but I'm getting a bit
confused now because well, I was reading over my notes last night and
this is what I've jotted down:  pls tell me if I'm right..

I have a website built with JSP on tomcat 3.2. Currently is uses HTML
frames for header/body/footer. I want to "flatten" it by getting rid of
header and footer frames.
I don't want to do jsp:include or anything like that in every page.

I have a wierd problem. When I type "start Clock" in the console a new
instance ot the clockThread should be created. But it is only created after
I have typed another string after having typed "start Clock":
start Clock

I'm writing an applet. It will let a user create a simple freehand
painting  and save this. Because i want to analyse the drawing i
prefer the file in CSV format, such as:
Line, Begin-X, Begin-Y, End-X, End-Y, Color;

I have a modal Dialog with a JTextField and a JButton.  When the user hits
enter I want the button to be 'clicked' instead of having to manually click
the button. How can I do this?
Thanks,

I need help. I have compiled the code as listed below but get the error
message:
    incomparable types: boolean and char
   [javac]          while (continuing == '0')           {