i am new to jaxb and i am trying to unmarshal my first xsd scheme.
i get the following error message:
[ERROR] src-resolve: Cannot resolve the name 'NS0:noNamespaceSchemaLocation'
to a(n) 'attribute declaration' component.

I am using javacc and jjtree to generate an AST for a C++ input file. I
have got the file parsing fine, and the generated tree is printed
below. Is there any way to extract the information about the nodes from
the tree (e.g. instead of just "logical_and_expression", see the actual

Below is some sample code for a Java Applet. If I manually compile it using
the command line interpreter & fire it off using an HTML document it works
fine. However if I create a project in NetBeans Right Click on the
ShowDocument.java file and click Run File, I get a message in the ...

The netbeans installer "netbeans-5_0-windows.exe" quits with the popup
message
"The wizard cannot continue because of the following error: could not
load wizard specified in /wizard.inf (104)"

Is there a way to set the classpath for all Junit tests runs at one
time?  Currently it seems I must define the classpath for each test
case, even though all the test cases require the same classpath.
Also, is there a way to conveniently store launch definitions and

In C++ each file can contain a bunch of functions and classes. I would
like to be able to use the Eclipse CDT or other plugin and click on a
file in outline. This would expand the treeview to show all the
functions and classes in it. By then clicking on one of the classes

Java.sun.com, Sun's main Java site, has a new article
up(http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/Interviews/ditzel_qa.html)
that compares NetBeans with Eclipse. In it, Sun's Charles Ditzel
claims:

hii guys actually i wanted to know how to make the setup file of a
software which v use to install a new software, kindly reply soon

Me and my work collegue are having trouble with the Eclipse debugger in
v 3.1.0
I've had this problem before, but never found out why.
The problem is that I am stepping through code, and then with out any

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Can anyone recommend a good generic Java, which is not an IDE or any
kind of IDE. I am in a class learning java and the instructor hasn't
recommended one yet he just says generic. All that I have been able to
find is for 64 bit systems or is an Ide. Thanks for any help I can get.

I'm new to the eclipse development environment. Could some please send
me the link to the tutorial of how to develop a product on Eclipse
platform.
Thanks in advace.