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Can someone pls explain why ResourceBundle throw nullpointerexception27 Feb 2009 03:56 GMT5
I have a newbie question, I hope you don't mind explaining this problem
to me.
I wrote a class that only have 1 method, like this one
------------------------ResourcesManager.java---------------------
hanoiTower help26 Feb 2009 16:09 GMT1
Thanks for the help.
context.xml not  parseable and valid26 Feb 2009 10:05 GMT1
Followups to ?
Previously, the context.xml file was:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Context path="/Assignment"/>
tower of hanoi, recursion25 Feb 2009 16:19 GMT3
I am a very new self-"teaching" student who is stumped on a problem
from a textbook. The following program satifies a chapter quiz
question that I could not solve after hrs. of trying. I do not
understand how the first line of text in the solution, "Disc1 from A
Is it possible to read a properties name based on a string?25 Feb 2009 03:03 GMT11
I want to be able to pass a method a string, which it will use to
reference a variable name.
For example, in the below class I want getString("String3") to return
the contents of this.String3.
mengira gaji pekerja22 Feb 2009 15:51 GMT1
bagaimana hendak mengira gaji pekerja tersebut?
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Multiple bounds in a generic declaration21 Feb 2009 06:24 GMT5
If I need an arraylist of objects who extend something and implement
something else, how can I declare it?
ArrayList<? extends Foo & Bar> funky = new ...  // Invalid
ArrayList<? extends Foo, Bar> funky = new .... // Invalid
Object might not have been initialised...21 Feb 2009 02:18 GMT6
I'm new to java and trying to do some error handling with network
sockets (See below)
My problem is that on the line (    if(skt!=null) ) the compiler is
complaining that skt might not have been initialised... But that's
How to check Java JVM setting param?20 Feb 2009 16:15 GMT4
What is the simplest way to check Java settings/params, such as -Xmx, -
server ...etc, for 1) the platform's default values, 2) for a running
Java program? (preferably using a free console tool)
I have tried jconsole. But when I ran a helloworld program giving it
children of swing components19 Feb 2009 17:19 GMT1
I'm not sure how to do this,
I need to get the children of a swing component.  The component could
be the JFrame itself, or a JPanel within.
JPanel panData = new JPanel();
Re-generation of serialVersionUID in Eclipse19 Feb 2009 15:53 GMT1
Eclipse can automatically generate a serialVersionUID for serializable
classes. But if I modify a class, I need to generate a new
serialVersionUID.
One way to do that is to delete the old one and execute Eclipse's
Help for Coding Java Program to zip code based search results19 Feb 2009 09:37 GMT9
Hello People
Please give me suggestions on java program for providing search
results based on zip code. For example searching for listings of
companies within 200 miles of a given zip code, similar to what is
updating all when one changes19 Feb 2009 09:19 GMT6
I've got an application with a bunch of trees in it, all based on the
same TreeModel.  What I want is for all of them to update when the
structure of one changes.  I am not quite sure the best way to do
this, I thought to create a static listener as part of the TreeModel
Opening reading/writing binary files19 Feb 2009 09:18 GMT3
Im new to java.
How do I open a file for appending? For overwriting?
Looking for something the eqivalent of C's fopen(file,"r+b") fopen
(file,"a+b") etc.
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