For the sake of debugging you can change it, Just have to change it back afterwalds.

Anyhow, It will take you 78 iterations and each time it will ask for an employee name, You don't want that I...

Its going to ask for the employee name 78 times. so only after that will it print out your array. I would try changing COL's to 3 or something so you don't have to enter in so many numbers before...

Did you first compile the first file then put it into your classpath ?

or
javac classfile.java testfiile.java
?

Hmm abit more reading brings up from the API Docs

It appears to be still used it does not state that it is depricated in the API documentation (http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/Enumeration.html).

But i must continue on to state that while java does have bindings for the DOM, AJAX refers to the usage with JavaScript (refereed to on the w3c site as ECMAScript) to create dynamic webpages.

But...

ajax stands for Asynchronous Javascript and XML.
Now technically this is not a java technology, While javascript and java have similar syntax, they are both quite different, Javascript is an...

Some services will send version information when requested. This should allow one to determine the OS running on different machines. For instance RFC 2616 for HTTP describes the server response...

you will have to look into the sockets API (http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/net/Socket.html), you can either check if a port is open, then if it is assume that the corresponding service...

You can send it as a Multipart email with plain text and HTML.

you can find instructions from sun here (http://java.sun.com/developer/EJTechTips/2004/tt0426.html)

All you have to do is add both...

GCJ (http://gcc.gnu.org/java/) can be located at http://gcc.gnu.org/java/, Is able to compile java into bytecode or a native executable ( don't know if this works on win32 tho ).

Launch4J is...

you may have better luck if you send the email as hypertext or have a html attachment.

try just enclosing the url in tags as such

String text=" Hello welcome,
click <a...

You where using the findInLine(String patten) method. This takes a patten and returns the matching string ( Using regular expressions )

so if i Used for instance findInLine("[YN]") it would...

Yes, if you look at the API documentation for the Scanner class it says the following about the find InLine method

Attempts to find the next occurrence of the specified pattern ignoring...

try replacing boysScanner.findInLine(".").charAt(0) with boysScanner.nextLine().charAt(0);

I does not work when I compile it either.

You will find that the method boysScanner.findInLine(".") is returning NULL when you call it the second time. I don't know if this is because of how our...

How about having a method that thakes 2 params

1. How many iterations left.
2. Current String.

Something like ( but prolly not since i have just done this in my head and it would as always be...

Your application is working for me, You do not prompt the user to enter the annualInterestRate, Although this is the first value you require.

You also prompt again for the annualInterest later,...

in unix
export CLASSPATH=newclasspathhere:$CLASSPATH

in windows

set CLASSPATH=newclasspathhere:$CLASSPATH

same deal with PATH varible

You defined annualInterestRate twice

The variables number, symbol and letters are not defined before you attempt to use them with nextDouble also nextDouble...

Your quite lucky the newest version of the javax.comm libarys come with linux support now, so you don't need rxtx. If you look at the javax.comm package it provides some examples of code using the...

casting is what you need to do.

trying to get a apple out of an array of apples

Apple myApple = (Apple)appleArray[1];

when you put something into an array it is treated as an Object (as in...

Outputs a space dilimited file with the field names at the top.

Might be worth opening it with Excel or Openoffice calc using space delmimnation... Might be abit neater

I think it should be in java.prof.

-prof Starts Java runtime with java(1) profiling
enabled. By default, this puts profile
results...

I don't know if theres a way in java to get a count of the current treads, but you could implement a singleton patterns (only not restrict to a single instance and not returning a class but running a...

Just looked at the last post if its still the same
you can avoid making a string
URL newURL = new URL(text.substring(numFirst+9, numEnd));


also are you still running run() from the tread, Im...

I have played around with, A little while ago, an app (a profiler) that checks how optermised your java code is (tells you a range of information on each object, Like memory, and cpu time etc..)...

Perhaps you could have a look at http://jetty.mortbay.com/jetty/index.html
or
java socks server http://jsocks.sourceforge.net/
perhaps
java network programing FAQ...

I doubt you will find much, since java really isn't the best for protocal work and most moden OS's have NAT anyway.. Your best bet would be do it yourself, since i really doubt you will find java...

Thats the leftmost number :P, or if your counting, the last bit... highest bit.. I guess would be a more approprate term

no. if there not you can use

import whatever.you.called.it;

example

import java.math;


to import the java.math package (standard java package) if you wish to import say all packages in...

I can't give you much advice since I use eclipse. But check to see if the Classes are part of the same Package.

a package is eqivilent to a namespace in .NET.. Hope this helps

Paul

This is how it ended up, My problem was basicly that bytes in java are signed bytes and the signed bit is the last bit...

Example:
10010100 - Signed Bit on neg number

01001001 - Signed bit...

You could use a select statment or the command design patten.

http://www.dofactory.com/Patterns/PatternCommand.aspx

The following method should swap the high nibble in a byte with the low nibble in a byte.

The following code dosn't work if the lower nibble is above 0111
if it is it returns a negative number......