Im having a problem getting a higher resolution than 10ms on my system
clock (on XP) using both the getTime() method in Date and the
currentTimeMillis() method in System to measure the time elapsed
between two points in my code. I wrote this small peice to test this

I want to create an array of 3 hash tables that has a string key and a
NodeAddress value.
I tried the following, which does not compile:
private Hashtable<String, NodeAddress>[] cache = {new

I stumbled upon a java compilation puzzle that I would like to discuss
with you.
Let's say I have two classes Foo and Bar defined as:
public class Foo {

In Vista, there is a bar across the bottom of the screen. It contains
tiny icons.  The ones on the left are frequently used but currently
unrunning programs.
The ones in the middle represent running programs.

If I have a string which represents the year and day of the year
i.e. (2005001) is there an easy way to determine the date
i.e. (January 1, 2005).   I have done some googling and looked at the API,
but nothing leaps out at me.  Even looking atRoedy's site isn't helping

its a bug or I am blind $) ?
for (int i = 1; i < 20; i++) {
for (int j = 1; j < 20; j++) {
    c = new Coor(i, j);

Given three classes:
View               JFrame for the GUI
MyTableModel       represents the data
DBDemo             has db connection

I am looking on some code where I see the method getClass()  is used.
From Java site I read that Class class is "Instances of the class
Class represent classes and interfaces in a running Java application.
As I understand instance of a class is an object  - so what a point to

Can any one help me how to file the Directory path of "Temporary
Internet Files"? A exe will be downloaded in that directory and I have
to run that exe file using java.

hello friends
i have created a 10 * 10 grid of buttons using grid layout
2 rows of buttons need to be of greater height, the width being the
same

I have an ArrayList<Guest> which I want to convert to an Array, but I'm
getting:
init:
deps-jar:

What happens when AbstractTableModel is no longer compatible with Swing?
I kinda see how to use it, but don't see how XMLEncoder would work in its
place.
"Warning:  Serialized objects of this class will not be compatible with

I'm almost positive that this is a classpath problem.  However, why?
Shouldn't "apt-get libmysql-java" set the classpath for netbeans?
How do I know what the problem is?
When run, it's indicating that it's using com.mysql.jdbc.Driver, so