I am working on an servlet based proxy server. I want it to behave like
nph-cgi script i.e. it won't return any header except those i specify
in my code.
Is there any way to do that?

Dear helpful people, this is a simple one.  I am missing something obvious
here I'm sure of it while trying to do an exercise :
Borland doesn't like button1.addActionListener(this) and flags it with the
familiar red key and ! thing.  I knoweth not why.  Thanks!

 is it possible to set the virtual machine arguments, -ss(for native
stack size) and -oss (java thread stack size) from java program ? if
possible, how ?
Thanks in advance

Does any one knows or has used any full-fledged API's on Drag & Drop
and Optimizing tools in Java. Please kindly reply, Thanks in advance.
--
Balakumar Muthu

  I am using Firefox 2 on a Mac OS X.  From our servers, a third party
has created a page with a Java applet.  When we visit this page, we get
this security warning
---BEGIN WARNING MESSAGE---

I have a Canvas Component and it's Graphics object, and can draw
rectangles. How may I set and get individual pixels?
Thanks
Paul

I know this is going to sound incredibly dumb, but I'm stuck.
Trying my hand at Servlets for the first time.  Following along with a
book alright, but can't figure out how to get my servlets to compile.
Okay, first I ran this little app to make sure I knew which JRE I was

I've tried to figure out by myself, but I can't find the way out of this
maze, and googling around, nothing really satisfies me.
Tomcat is a "Servlet Container", Ok?
JBoss and Geronimo are "Application Server", right?

My program needs to create a class, see code below to understand ;-)
/**
 * Loads system's class and execute it
 */

I've a class where is defined an array of 2 columns and 24 rows. I
defined for this class a constructor with an argument that is an array
like the array defined in the class.:
...

    I want to set the JVM arguments of the client(-ss and -oss) using
applets.. some one suggested that it can be done usin JNLT(Thank u very
much for that)... but when i searched, what i understood is that, JNLT
is used as an alternative to applet.

I received a Java 2 Certification from Sun a couple years ago.  Because
of personal tragedy, I was unable to continue in my career and apply my
knowledge more thoroughly.
I would like to get back into Java so I can refresh myself on theory