We have an applet, that was working properly in all plugin versions
from 1.4.2_06 till 1.5.0_05,
but has some problem in 1.5.0_06 and _07
It is launched by HTML that should restrict it to use 1.4.2_06 plugin

Is it possible to use reflection to get the param/arg names i and d in
second constructor? ( I am using jdk 1.4).
cheers,
//mikael

I'm wondering, is there a command (ex. javadiffapi version 1 2) to show
the difference of a class/method api between version 1 and 2?
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Thanks

I am looking to create a small Java application that will take a URL
and display the status as well as some statistics about the page
download speed and page size, but am having trouble getting started. It
looks like I can gather a rudimentary page status with

I'm a little new here, so please bear with me if this sounds like a
goofy
question!...
let's say that I have an class with 15 or so members, each taking up a

Regarding GROOVY_HOME environment variable:
I have JAVA_HOME set, and PATH set to use
";%JAVA_HOME%\bin;%GROOVY_HOME%\bin;" appended to the end (of PATH),
which, on the terminal, evaluates (?) out.  That's all well and good.

I have two words that I need to search my files for.
DONUMBER and DO_NUMBER.
I am not sure how I can create two patterns to search for in the same
file. Also what is the difference between the pattern and matcher (since

www.myjavaserver.com doesn't permit  the starting of a  war files.

can anyone tell me in easy language and with goodexamples why
servletconfig and servletcontext are used.

I hope it is not inappropriate for me to post this here.
have XP SP1 and Java Runtime v 1.5.0_06.  In IE I have been having
problems with one web site I can access (the others do not display the
following problems) - Bluemountain.com - an E-card site which displays

I tried this example :
// import the JavaMail packages
import javax.mail.*;
import javax.mail.internet.*;

// Forgive my English :)
I have to write a program (JS or JSP), which connect with Oracle and
get out date from some table. I've found some example, but it makes
errors :((

Here I am in windows 2k:
C:\java>
C:\java>
C:\java>

I have a servlet which uses another java class to generate a report.
An array of databeans is returned from teh report generator to the
calling servlet. What I want to be able to do is write a standard error
handling routine which will, when called, forward onto a JSP and output

In help we can read:
To create a JAR file from your help files, make the top level help folder
the current folder. The jar command
descends recursively through the different directories and copies all of the