Roedy:
If you are still hanging around here, please contact me about some
programming work.
Thanks,

How can I remove 1.3 so that 1.5 will be the only version installed? 1.3
doesn't show up in my add remove programs list.

I love the flexibilty of generics because it reduces the amount of code
I have to write... but I hate generics because of the complex
declarations you may have to create.
My solution to this are "Alias Classes" (see below). My questions to

I am seeing a weird behavior from GetLongField(). Before calling in
JNI, I have made sure the value of the member variable in the java
object is non-zero.
Once in JNI, I am able to get the correct jclass and jfieldID. Still,

In HTML I have this functioncall: viewpic(img)
In the function in a *.js-file I have: function viewpic(img)
In a document.write() routine (found on the internet) the image is displayed
perfect.

What is the rule about initializing a variable such as
int x;
Does it ever need to be:
int x=0;

I'm using a jsp session variable somewhere in my code, when it's not yet
created, I'm testing it to see if it exist, but by doing if
(session.getAttribute("bar") != null) I get an NullExceptionError.
What am I doing wrong ?

I am implementing the JIMI Software Development Kit for saving images
as JPEG-File. I try to implement this on a PDA using IBM Websphere 5.7
with the J9 and PPRO10.
When I import my source code on a JRE 1.4 environment it functions

In Java,Is it possible to use array tpe with in Record type?
Record Type:
{Variable=String;Variable=long}
like this

In the following program that uses Vector. I don't understand
what's the differences among 1,2, and 3, because they produce
the same output. Even I expect (2) and (3) should produce
buffer overflow. any ideas??

I have an old code using java.util.Vector but now it seems
the compiler on JVM1.5 has issues with it since it's
unchecked or so...
I see that the JavaDoc has some info as follows

I have following code in class A
enum SOMETHING {some1, some2, some3}
Now, i create an object of that class by
A a = new A ();

Normally, a JList is allocated and put inside a JScrollPane
using the following typical code ...
 JList list = new JList();
 JScrollPane pane = new JScrollPane(list);

OK, sorry for any bad code, but this is my Computer Science final
project. We were supposed to learn something new, so I designed an
applet to play Risk. wait() and notify() were not covered in the course
at all. My teacher doesn't know anything about how to synchronize

I am a newbie in the world of Java programming. I have recently started
learning the language. Apart from other hickups one which has been on
my nerves is the concept of multidimensional arrays. As far as my
understanding goes these are array of arrays.