replaceAll doesn't exist in 1.2.2 You can find third party libraries for it in 1.3, and as of 1.4, it is standard, but it does not exist in 1.2 (although, if you search, you may find a third party library, but, as I said, I believe that was first available 1.3).
I would seriously suggest, however, updating your jdk. Sun doesn't even offer documentation for 1.2 anymore (at least not from the Java SE documentation sites).
Why do you not want to upgrade?
masijade
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1.2 is end of life, and has been for years.
1.3 is going end of life soon, and in fact already is end of life for all platforms except Solaris.
Expect 1.4 to go end of life with the release of 1.7, probably next year.
my guess is that the kid has a terribly old book that comes with 1.2 and it thinks it can't use anything else.
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Well, if it's in a production environment, it's even more important to get it upgraded.
Sun does not support that version any longer, so any problems that may occur are yours (or more correctly your company's) responsibility to fix.
Also, let it be known, that (if I remember correctly) there are security related bugs with that version.
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