> What i want to do is to search the string

Depends on what kind of search it is; if it's just searching for a single character or a string you can use the overloaded versions of the indexOf...

You say that the form sends an empty string but your error checker doesn't detect empty strings? Have you tried debugging your code to see what *actually* the error checker is checking against?
...

> Thank you - my understanding of generic types is still somewhat limited.

When in doubt, always look at the standard library code which comes prepackaged with the JDK. For e.g. in this case,...

IMO, though the analysis is correct, the solution provided isn't because an Iterator over a collection of elements of type E isn't the same as an Iterator over a collection of elements of type F...

> Could that why the created it as an object?

There is absolutely no valid reason as to why a Boolean object needs to be created if one already exists and is ready to use i.e. considering that a...

Hmmm...insanely strange. If you are talking about the 'Flag Bad Post' link, see it in the attached screeny.

Have you tried clearing your cache? Because I can see the 'Flag Bad post' link...

I can see both the links. Try clearing the cache using a force refresh.

Read Why Runtime.exec() won't work? (http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-2000/jw-1229-traps.html?page=1)

If you are using Java 1.5 or more, look into ProcessBuilder ...

> data[i][k + 1] = new Boolean(false);

Better yet; data[i][k + 1] = Boolean.FALSE. Same result, no unnecessary object creation.

> Can anyone help? help

Check if the Client class has a no-arg constructor in case you have explicitly provided a overloaded constructor. Also, looking at the error message gives an indication...

> By number of characters l mean not punctuation or a space

Look into the isLetter method of the Character class; modify your logic to increment the count only if the above method returns true.

> Does [0-9] need to be in quotes?

No, it needs to be placed inside forward slashes to be considered as a regular expression. Of course, if you place them inside quotes, you need to explicitly use...

> Can i remove that duplicated post ??

Just report that post using the "Flag Bad Post" option and it should get appropriately handled.

> You don't need to do the conversion to int and back; just send the
> double in text format and parseDouble(...) at the Java end.

I don't think that would handle values like +INF, -INF and NaN...

> No, I mean for people who don't want to install another FF plugin (b/c
> low resources for so many plugins, etc) but who already have an
> adblocker installed.

Yes again. If you already have...

> sos, do you think that blocking addthis with an adblocker would work?

Yes, it does work. Plus, NoScript isn't exactly an adblocker. See attached.

Apart from the top portion of each post which houses the timestamp along with the vote-up links everything looks pretty decent. I still miss the plain old code tags which didn't force the numbering...

> is it impossible to do it without that active x?

AFAIK, yes, it's not possible.

> I want it to have always 1 row length even it is as long as a novel.

AFAIK, you can't, at least not unless you are using some excel manipulation API like POI.

Yes, as long as it's not a space, it would work. For a more standardized naming approach, trying replacing the underscore with a hyphen.

There are many good books, blog posts and articles out there for getting started with JEE; your best bet would be the free JEE 5 tutorial (http://java.sun.com/javaee/5/docs/tutorial/doc/)hosted by...

> However, I do understand your point and so I did make some
> adjustments [snip]

Sounds good enough, it shouldn't be a problem as long as this whole thing is configurable. And the initial...

>Oh I see, you replaced the existing tags with spam.

Maybe you missed some of the important points of my previous post. My point being, if a member with zero posts can edit the tags for a given...

> [snip]Plus, tags can be easily removed by moderators and there is a
> limit to the number of tags that can be applied to any given thread, how
> many can be applied by the thread starter....

> The idea is that the masses may want to tag a thread in a way that the
> thread [snip]

I do understand the rationale behind your using tags but concerned about the ways in which they can get...

JNI would be too low level; try something like SWIG (http://www.swig.org/)or JNA (https://jna.dev.java.net/).

> also, would this be something to do with JavaEE instead of JavaSE?

Depends on what you need to learn and where your expertise lies, but yeah, nowadays the core business functionality *is*...

Allowing thread owners to tag their threads seems like a nice idea; if properly used can be used to easily hunt down difficult to search threads.

But allowing *everyone* to mess around with the...

> The local memory is not reconciled with the main memory

This might be because of each Thread is having a cached copy of your data; using the volatile...

If you are using the connection pooling mechanism provided by the container instead of creating your own connection pool [as mentioned in my first post], you need to:
- remove the database related...

> All these colorful appearance of daniweb makes me get the impression
> that this site is friendly and supports freedom of speech until one ...
> turkish flagged my post as bad

This site...

I fancy Dani mentioning (http://googleenterprisesuperstars.blogspot.com/2008/03/how-daniweb-it-discussion-community.html) that Daniweb search is powered by Google so it wouldn't surprise me if the...

AFAICT, there is no such method which does that. BTW, why would you want such a method? Why not just manipulate the source array first and then add it to the ByteBuffer?

> But in second, I am getting exception that filenotfound.

Because the file "spring.xml" is not present at the root of the class path; you need to state the hierarchy or the path to your config...

"Stops running" is a pretty vague description; have you looked at the server logs? BTW, reading this (http://techtracer.com/2007/09/12/setting-up-ssl-on-tomcat-in-3-easy-steps/)article might help...

The way binding normally works is that you bind UI controls to properties of an object/instance. This is done because in most of the cases there is no way you can detect changes to standalone...

Your second file is missing the class imports. I don't see the declaration of your `Convert' enum class. Your naming conventions are still off.

These are pretty simple error messages to hunt down...

>i also tried firefox but i didnt like it because of its limited javascript and
>css support

Wha..? Oh, you are joking, right?

Ooh, ooh, how come I didn't notice this thread? Anyways, try guessing this for starters; simple of course: