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Running web services would be recommended.

FTP does not necessarily guarantee delivery and you can't be sure the file is downloaded unless you also download a flag file. Alternatively you could...

Cheers vvl,
I am looking forward to getting an opportunity to use that!

I'm not aware of any. But it isn't an area I have spent a lot of time in.

I'd suspect that you'd need the dll to be running in a C IDE in debug mode for a seamless debug thread to work. And I...

Have you tried debugging the native object in a C ide first? The interface from Java to C tends to be pretty simple... If you are happy with what is going on in Java, then it seems like the sensible...

I use Notepad++ it is a highly functional text editor, available open source from sourceforge. There are alternatives liek textpad and ultraedit.

Your issue is that windows and linux/unix use a...

What specifically would you like to know about this problem?

An ArithmeticException is thrown when something involving arithmetic occurs that is not handled by the Java language. The example in...

system.gc is just a request to collect garbage, it won't invoke it immediately. And how long it takes depends on how much memory you have that is available for collection - not much = fast, lots =...

Your code doesn't make any sense.... It wouldn't compile... and its logic hasn't been preserved.
The equation for Z never changes...

The name of any variable is limited by the underlying compilers string settings, I believe this is 2^64... This is obviously unrelated.

Both String and StringBuffer classes are backed by a char...

Interfaces are also typically required when you are writing distributed systems.

yes, there is nothing wrong with the syntax of that.

your not thinking OO.

your code is doing a boolean comparison on two integers, this is what you can't do. you can in C/C++. But that isn't what you want anyway.

Ok, what I think you want to do...

Should be lots of resources on this. Check out the Java Tutorials http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/index.html and also the demos that you will have recieved in your sdk.

There are two...

I'd bet the compile error is this:



System.out.println("Cost for Residential customer numCust() is " + resCost(j) + " ");



it should be:

check the valid attributes for a table in the version of JTextPane you are using.

the html that works in JTextPane is not exactly the same as in IE.

If you will have the txt file on a server, use a URL stream to get the file. Then use the full URL to the file.

This is perhaps a better link: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/security1.2/overview/

Sandboxing refers to the security levels of Java Applets...

Typically a Java Applet is downloaded from the internet, and so it would be a security risk if the applet could access arbitrary files...

ahhh.. my bad i overlooked that part about reading a textfile.... on which computer is the file stored and how are you trying to read the file?

sandboxing of applets prevents them from opening...

Well, I can't see anything from your code.. nor can I test it.

But my best guest is that you haven't actually given focus to the applet when you load it in an html page. When you load it in...