I seldom post such long message, but I really tired on keep fighting
with this thing and I thus ask your help here.
My program loads a pretty big data structure from disk.
On the disk, the file is "843,142bytes 10000c_UNI.rcs"

The Runtime Environment is JRE 1.4. The latest code I have written has
been compiled with JDK 1.4. However it depends on some packages written
and compiled with JDK 1.3. Is there anything to look out for in this
kind of setup or should I have to recompile the older code with 1.4? I

I've got a String of hex gibberish that I would like to insert some
dashes ('-') into at fixed intervals, to make the string easier to
read.
The only way I'm thinking of to do this is to load the String into a

Do I have to buy any Java compiler etc.  to write stand-alone apps for sale
and personal profit ?

I am new to Eclipse (ver. 3.0.1, OSX 10.3.6) and have a severe problem. I tried to run any of the examples and always get the same error:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/eclipse/swt/internal/carbon/OS
    at org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Display ...

Is there an easy way to write javac error messages to a file?
I can't find the answer on Google groups or the web search engine. I looked at
around 30 or 40 web pages or newsgroup messages with Google groups.
The most common solution is: javac -J-Djavac.pipe.output=true xxx.java >

My struts code here
<option></option>
<logic:iterate id="lForm"
collection="<%= persistenceManager.getLots( userForm.getProviderId() ) %>"

Hi all, I'm trying to create a server that does not crash, ever... I want
to limit it to 2 connections at a time.
I have something along the lines of...
while (true)

As we know setBackground(color) is only meant for one fix color for the
background. Can we in any way use a .jpg file as the background? thank in
advance.

I have a date in a txt file in dd-MMM-yyyy format (ie, 04-Apr-2005)
and I need to suck this up and compare it to the current system date.
I'm wading through the doc now, but haven't yet seen the way I'd
convert what's read from the file into a Date.  Could use a URL or a

Basicly my question is how do I get the beans to return "" if a value is
null inside a form? Looks bad in the web page to see null's everywhere
Thanks

Ok, as far as I know URLConnection does follow redirects ("Location:
newURL" in the header), but what I do not know is how am I going to see
if my URLConnection has been redirected and what the new URL looks
like.

What should I put in the fllowing program?
"" or null   
public static void main(String args[]) throws IOException{
    BufferedReader stdin = new BufferedReader(

I am making a simple application which would transform a xml file
according to an xsl file.
There is an exception of which I have no clue what it is?
My code:

Is it possible to get the Eclipse compiler to process Java 1.5 source
code but outcode 1.4-compatible bytecode?
Thanks,
-Mike