Please help if you can.
When I click on a link to open it nothing happened. This page
www.netkurd.com is an ex so when I click on the words
Redaksyon, Endamti and E-post under the blue colour nothing happens.

Hi - I have Strings like these two: "1111100001000111111010" and "111" that
I am reading in from a file.
Is there a standard class I can use to convert them to longs 4067834 and 7
respectively. I don't want to reinvent the wheel.

Consider the following situation. There is an application that can be
run as WebStart application and as Applet. There is a method which gets
some information from asp page from the internet. It passes some
parameters to asp page. Parameters have format similar to path:

why do some classes have "$" in the names?  I have never seen this
before...  I just compiled some code I dl'd and form some source code
files I get three diff. classes with dollar signs...  for example for a
source code file called 'Connect.java' I get these three classes...

I want to implement rmi and get this error
test/PatientGui.java [151:1] getEnToonData() in test.PatientGui cannot
override getEnToonData() in test.ViewModel; overridden method does not throw
java.rmi.RemoteException

If I have a method, is it better to write it so it has a single exit point
and is (marginally) more complicated or so it has more than one exit point
eg:
public int crap(int data){

I have unzipped a lot of jar files into /home/eraonel/tmp_data.
Now I need to package them into one big jar.
My problem is how to get the file name without
'/home/eraonel/tmp_data'-part.

We have a web application, and one of its pages contain two applets.
The first one has no UI, and expose methods to manipulate bi-directonal
text (Hebrew and Arabic).
The other applet displays text it retrieves from the server, and allow

i have an abstract class (person) with abstract methods
allso i have in that abstract class variables (name, surename, age), it is
inhereted by classes like
proffesor, student...

I am just starting to learn Java. I tried to compile the following code
(from divelog tutorial on Sun's "New to Java"), and it returned five
<identifier> expected errors. What identifiers do I put there?
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It happened again to me today on my Windows XP SP2 system. When I tried
to open any Java Applet (tried several that worked before) in Firefox
(or IE), I got the following error in a pop-up window:
The Java Runtime Environment cannot be loaded from

I'm trying to compile src code for a large package I downloaded, all of
a sudden I'm realizing after compiling I have all the classes in same
folders where .java files are.. is there a way to separate src files
from classes to turn entire package back into a jar file?  (or is it ...

According to an online manual:
 http://www.croczilla.com/~alex/reference/javascript_ref/packages.html#1193137
all the Java API packages in java.* and sun.* are available from
JavaScript. There's fine online documentation for java.*, but I can't

I have a jukebox application written in java, I want to be able to
remotely select a song from a client to the server.
The problem I have is you have to run the server as a seperate
process/application via "java Server" this ofcourse means that the

I am getting this error:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.itron.uts.mvweb.applet.MVWeb
    at sun.applet.AppletClassLoader.findClass(Unknown Source)
    at sun.plugin.security.PluginClassLoader.findClass(Unknown Source)