It might help to know what these nebulous "errors" are. complete error message with stack traces (where applicable), please.

Because what is automatically "converted" is the result of the operation, not the individual pieces of the operation. Therefore, the operation consists of two Integers 2/3, therefore Integer math is...

Because 2 and 3 are Integers, so pure Integer math is performed.

Use a literal double (i.e. 2.0 instead of 2) or cast at least one of them to a double
double a = (double) 2 / 3;
// or
double b...

Or Andy Khan's jxl (Don't believe this works as of Office 2007, however). As last resort you can use the JDBC-ODBC Bridge.

And your question is?

Good for you. A lot of people react negatively to that sort of advice, so, truthfully, way to go.

Huh? This is purely a compilation issue. What does applet, or not applet, have anything to do with it?

BufferedReader, readLine, a counter, and String's split.

Because without the static, that Test t = new Test(); is an instance variable, that is instantiated with every call to new. So, you call new Test() in main, which triggers another new Test, which...

By starting your own thread in the JavaScript forum, maybe?

Take a close look at my previous post.

The first code block is your code, the second code block is modifications to that code.

Aargh multi-post

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread231257.html

You are calling the ethod without any arguments, but the method is designed to take an int and a double, so give it an int and a double.

Write a method that reads the user input (I am assuming your getting input at various stages) and checks whether it is "quit" or not and otherwise returns the input as a String. Then, every place...

That information seems to encapsulate a session, so Google around a bit and find out how to maintain a session using HttpURLConnection.

Change this

to this

public detectUSB() {
initComponents();
}

and change this

MS Access is file based (i.e. no remote connections, local file access needed) and Applets do not have access to the local file system. A complete redesign is in order.

Each package has it's own directory (in the normal state of affairs, there are other ways of doing it, but we won't get into those).

I.E. Hypothetical, your source code is under
/my/source
and...

cmd /c <command>

See http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-2000/jw-1229-traps.html

And read it completely and thoroughly, although I can't imagine why you would really want to do all this.

On your profile page is a new "helpfulness percentage rating". These ups and down go toward that (the reputation still exists alongside this though, and these don't seem to affect that).

package thisIs.a.valid.packageAnd;
public interface MyInterface {
}

Correct, and, as I said in your other thread, it is because the image file (as referenced there) doesn't exist. Read the API docs for the getResource method carefully and completely.

Start your own thread.

JSplitPane?

That is what I said, that super() is added by the compiler, if you don't add a super call yourself. I simply illustrated what the code effectively was. In fact, if your classes looked like this
...

Because the first line of every constructor, is a call to a super constructor. If you do not add it yourself (i.e. call a specific super constructor) the compiler automatically adds a call to the...

project -> properties -> libraries -> add jar

Google?

java -jar <jarfile>

As stated in the tutorial that I linked to in one of your other threads.

This (!=p) is not a statement/expression. What is "not equal to" p?

java.sun.com
or
www.java.com

According to the API docs, countTokens() returns


So, before you call nextToken on a "tokened String" with 5 elements it returns 5, after calling nextToken once it returns 4, so, what do you...

What are you talking about? What from apache commons do you want to use? Are you thinking of using the FTP library from commons, or something else? The question, IMHO, doesn't make a lot of sense.

With two different variables, of course. That is why they are referred to with two different names.

Huh? What's wrong with the "endsWith" method of String?

No, they don't necessarily need to be in the same place, but it does need to be on the class path.

Say you have /classes on your classpath. And your class is my.package.MyClass. Then your class...

Okay. Finished.

Okay, finished.

The only way to prevent decompilation is to not distribute your app. Provide it as a web-app and hope no one breaks into the server. Obfuscation makes it harder, and obfuscating and then, also,...

System.out.println("Please Enter 2 values:(number must range from 1 to 9)else display error message");
System.out.println("value 1: 3");
System.out.println("value 2: 8");...