Is there any way to change Eclipse 3M8 widgets back to 3M7 widgets?
New look introduced in 3M8 is so uncomfortable to me that I'm still
using 3M7...

[I'd posted this to comp.lang.java.programmer, but a Google search
later showed this might be the appropriate forum.]
When running cmds which set the CLASSPATH on WIN, is there any
upper-limit on the length of the CLASSPATH value string?

I'm trying to document my package. It contains elements from Struts 1.1, and
Junit, as well as the standard java libraries.
When I run javadoc:
javadoc *.java

I've been writing Java/Swing/JDBC-application for a company on their
request.
Now, I would like to publish my application. I simply want to publish
the application, NOT SOURCES !!!! What would be the easiest way to

are there any free java IDE's out there..i've downloaded the sdk as i need
to construct a GUI interface...maybe there are some IDE's out there that
provide drag and drop component functionality? (ie drop button on form
etc?)  I'm currently using the XEmacs editor to code...it has a ...

I'm just moving to a development machine (win XP) so I'm reinstalling all my
software, and I'm wondering whether to try out Eclipse rather than NetBeans
for my java IDE.
My java work is almost entirely server based (mostly servlets) and I really

I have  SET EXTDIRS=E:\j2sdk1.4.2_04\jre\lib\ext
this directory is full of jars.
When I type  
Jikes *.java

Hello all. I have been using Eclipse here at work for some time and
decided I'd like to start using it at home. So I downloaded it and
unzipped it, but when I run it, it has quite a different look to it.
The most striking difference is that I can't create a Java project,

When I opened a java class, I got the following warning in the following line:
MyRec rec = new MyRec();
rec.getField(); <---- should use Class name when accessing static method
 (or something to that effect).

I have an web application that displays the results of a database query.
I think the way to set it up is to have a JSP that utilizes a servlet to
do the query, then displays the results using custom tags. Does this
sound right?

Hi all, I'm having a problem using Eclipse 2.1.2 - I don't seem to be
able to get it to make use of the latest version of the Java SDK that
I have installed (1.4.2_03).
I don't seem to be able to get Eclipse to use the external compiler as

is there a tool to check specified sourcecode for the JVM it need at
minimum to run properly?
any hints are highly welcome
regards

Running Eclipse 3.0 M8. When I right-click my build.xml and pick "Run Ant.."
a dialog pops up: "Ant Configuration Selection", Choose an Ant configuration to run:
ProjectName build.xml
ProjectName build.xml(1)

I'm trying to find some sample code (or finished) that would help me
write a java app that can remotely connect to any Window 2000/NT
system and retrieve a list of all installed apps with their versions.
I presume it's some form of registry query.

Is there a program that will snoop on some application and give you a
list of what files it read and which ones it wrote, and possibly the
read/write registry keys too.
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