I'm trying to do some simple text formatting, starting with a base XML
file which is about 6MB in size.
The problem I'm having is that I keep getting this message:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError

   I am looking for help or suggestion for a way to compare
filesystems between two different systems.   I have two development
environments, one is stable the other is not.  I like to get a report
of how similar they are, and if the permissions are similar.

I'm writing a program that will store map data. Basically a 2-dimensional
array with values for x, y coordinates:
byte [][] pos
So to access data as perhaps x=90 and y=35, I would use:

I have created an external package that I use for a couple of
applications.  The machines that I have it installed on are used by a
variety of people, and once in a while one of them gets the bubble
notification that there is a Java Update ready for download.  If they

I would like to check a web page for updates that is written
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I have a method that return an array, something like this :
public String[] getAllClassName(Indi indi) {
       /* check for existing classes */
       /* not very efficient as we do not have a class names list */

When using println("comment..."); to write in java console is it possible to
at least use red color when desired ? ; if yes how to proceed ?
Thanks.

Hi I have the following code from
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=716966. But I am having
trouble compiling it. If anyone could point me in the right direction I
would be grateful.

For those of you who develop using JCreator, I'm trying to use classes
I wrote for one project in another project - but I don't know how to
refrence these classes.  It's the same workspace, if that matters, and
they're stored in folders by project.  I assume there is a way to do

This code works fine, but it does not seem to change the color when
requested.  Thanks in advance
for any help
import java.awt.*;

The structure of my java program is as follows:
Inside directory 'winter', I have a 2 java files A.java and B.java
which both belong to the package 'winter'.
Inside directory 'winter', I have 2 other files otherA.java and

Hi guys (and girls)
Hopefully some of you can help me with a little problem... sorry,
program/software called J2EE =)
The helpfiles at Sun havn't been that much of a help.

I'm trying to produce an instance of a Class by passing a number of
parameters whcih have been read from a text file.
e.g.   String,boolean,boolean,int,int,int,double,double,double
If I hard code it as below the programme runs

When i am compiling the program,iam getting (Ex: Hello.java class not
found)  how to solve this problem?