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Axis with proxy server05 Aug 2005 20:04 GMT1
Recently I got involved with a project that uses Apache Axis.
An external vendor told me to do
$ java org.apache.axis.wsdl.WSDL2Java
http://external.site.com/application?wsdl -o $HOME -v
creating a interactive gui05 Aug 2005 18:58 GMT2
hi all , i wan 2 make a gui just like in visual basic by using java
swing classes.
i m unable to divide a frame window in differdnt frame windows having
related information as we can do in vb.any one  can tell me how can i
Problem accessing Windows clipboard05 Aug 2005 18:43 GMT3
In my java program I have a class which contains some code which accesses
the Windows clipboard.
When I use this class in a standalone application (JFrame) I can retrieve
data from the clipboard no problem.
Desining Classes05 Aug 2005 15:24 GMT3
I am learning Java and am getting to grips with the language and class
libraries well. However I am finding it difficult to understand how to
design sets of classes for my own programs.
Beofre learing Java I was using PHP and MySQL. I found database design
Virtual Serial Port Problem05 Aug 2005 14:39 GMT1
I have this problem:
i have bluetooh dongle connected via USB to my pc and my OS is Windows
XP PRO.
The bluetooth dongle provides two virtual serial ports that must be
Special characters04 Aug 2005 14:53 GMT4
I'm rather new in progrsmming in Java and found a problem that I can't solve
by myself.
I like to use special characters like c-cedille and a-circumflex (#231 and
#221). When I put them into a string in the source, the compiler gives a
Java JApplet: Button Sticks04 Aug 2005 09:04 GMT3
I have written a JApplet with NetBeans 4.1. When I click the START
button the program checks if a website is running, then I have it wait
15 seconds, loop and check again. The program works fine, but because
it's continuous, the START button is stuck down and I can't click on
still confused - help please!04 Aug 2005 01:40 GMT16
I am trying and failing to remove a panel. The full code is below.
I have 3 panels, the first shows an imge (which remains the same
throughout). The second has a slider with question text and the third
has a "Next" button to move from one question (and slider) to the
How compatible is Java betweeen versions?03 Aug 2005 13:36 GMT15
Bear with the newbie...
I'm thinking in terms of "new code fed to old compiler". As in, I've got
an older compiler (and due to financial and hardware constraints, I'm
going to continue having the "old" one for the forseeable future) - It
Sending application to background03 Aug 2005 12:49 GMT4
All,
The application (Running on Unix or Linux) that we are trying to
develop has the following requirements:
1. We need to prompt for password at the start of the java application.
How to Find out if java byte array is compressed03 Aug 2005 09:13 GMT1
I have some data stored in the database as blob. I can read this blob
into byte array using jdbc. Now I need to read the byte  array using
InputStream. The problem is I want to know if the data in the database
is stored in comprressed form. If the byte array is compressed I have
Need Help on J2SE03 Aug 2005 02:25 GMT6
Can you help me code these two programs? i can't figure out how to do
them.
1.    Write a program that displays your name inside a text box on the
console screen, like this:
PipedInputStream02 Aug 2005 23:25 GMT1
I'm not entirely sure this is the best way to approach the problem, but for
right now, I'm using a PipedIOStream to exchange data between a fast
consumer thread and a slow disk IO bound producer thread.  Is there an
inherent cost in doing things this way?
JLabel and wordwrap?02 Aug 2005 22:39 GMT2
A word wrap problem with JLablel?
I have sentences of varying length which I would like to place in  the
same restricted area on the screen. As far as I can see from Internet
browsing there is no simple solution? This seems strange - would have
passing parameter to applet from server side02 Aug 2005 15:22 GMT1
      I have a signed applet, that is embedded in a jsp, using
<OBJECT> tag or <jsp:plugin>.... so, it has to be n a .jar file....
now, i want to make the applet more dynamic..ie, when the request comes
from the user, i want to pass some parameter from a config file or
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