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Hi, I have a question. I have a simple Java program which creates a
JTable and print the content. The JTable is 300 rows and 6 columns. And
I am using JBuilder as IDE.
The problem is when I run my code as a stand alone program using java

My java program executes an old DOS program for file conversion, which
is called by something like Runtime().getRuntime().exe("convert infile
outfile").
However, the 'convert' program asks its user to 'Press any key to

I have a distributed java (jdk1.4) system running on a Windows 2003
enterprise server (4 cpu 8GB RAM).
There are about 17 servers communicating through JMS (using SWIFT) and
direct socket connections.

I'll try and keep this brief so in a nutshell:
I have large distributed java system running on a Windows 2003 server
(4cpu 8Gb memory).
Periodically the following exceptions occurs in the servers:

Since I upgrade Java from 1.4.2 to 1.5.002, each time
I got those generics warning messages.
Please help me get rid those messages.
public class MyClass {

I'm a newcomer to Java programming. I need to draw some arrows in a
window. Drawing lines is no problem, but I don't see an arrow-drawing
capability in the Graphics2D class. It seems that this would be a
common need - anyone ever see any publicly available classes with this

This is the file I use:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<jnlp spec="1.0+" codebase="...">
<information>

Where can I find the J2ME's JVM emulator (the CDC version).
I've found quite a few CLDC version, but not CDC.
Thanks.
Napi

When exceptions occur in constructor so that the instance of the object can
not be created, should we throw the exception to the invoker of the
constructor or simply catch the exception (and not throw it again)?
I think we should not catch the exception (and not throw it again), ...

I want to clone the content of a Hashtable (its keys, its values and its
key-value relationship). But I have found that the clone method can not
completely clone a Hashtable, as is mentioned in the description of clone
method of Java API Specification,

I am trying to run jakarta-tomcat 5.5.
I installed jre1.5.0_03 and also jdk1.5.0_03.
I tried setting my JAVA_HOME variable to both
/usr/local/re1.5.0_03 and also /usr/local/jdk1.5.0_03

I have MyPossiblyFlawedClass and MyOtherPossibilyFlawedClass.
Both have exactly the same method signatures, constructors,
etc.
They solve a number crunching problem using two different

I am having some real difficulties calling a Java method from C++
code.
I load my c++ dll from java using:
static {

Hi all ...
I've recently returned to the world of Java after an extended
sabbatical, but I'll admit that my grasp of TableModels and such was
never all that great.