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 | Can you please provide the stack trace of exception. At first glance it seems your J2ME installation might need Highest Jurisdiction policy, which you might already be having in your J2SS installation. In J2SDK you need to download latest US_export_policy.jar and local_policy.jar and place it in your \jre\lib\security, else it … |
| | Two things you need to define in your ant properties or build.xml file: 1. Define typeDef for your WSDL to Java utility so as to use in ant target [CODE]<typedef name="wsdl2java" classname="org.apache.axis.tools.ant.wsdl.Wsdl2javaAntTask" classpathref="axisclasspath"/>[/CODE] 2. Within your desired target say [CODE]<wsdl2java verbose="true" output="${yourOutputDir}/wsdl" url="${wsdlFileName}.wsdl" deployScope="Session"> <mapping package="${package}" namespace="urn:${service.name}"/> </wsdl2java>[/CODE] Make sure … |
| | To add to the previous suggestion by ~s.o.s~ of updating min variable -Initialize min variable with zero and do this min checking in the same loop where user provides inputs; Then have another loop to print the differences. This way you will acheive it in two loops instead of three.  |
| | In case you haven't already found a solution, goto Additional options sections on this page and save the file from attached zip in bin folder of your tomcat installation, and see if it helps; else use tomcat.exe to startup tomcat instead of Netbeans. |
| | Using NetBeans or some other IDE is surely a quicker way of development, but am sure what Jwenting correctly pointed is - it can never be as good as, creating executable jars using command line, try going through manual by simply doing jar -man on your command prompt. Next step … |
| | use [B]java -help[/B] on command line to find various options which you may use to get information about JRE installation on windows.  |
 | Re: Servelt Error Seems you are using incorrect Servlet API jar, please change your classPath to use the one in $CATALINA_HOME/common/lib only. Hope it will help... |
| | In [B]work[/B] folder of your application/web server installation search for the Java and Class files generated earlier for your old JSP, try removing them. Put the modified JSP file in place, clean up your browser cache once again and try accessing the page. Let me know if it helped. Just … |
| | What system threads are u talking about, please elaborate. |
 | Only for lab project purposes, where something like MS Access is used, which in my opinion should never be considered as a legitimate DB. With MySQL no its [B]not[/B] possible. |
| | Please paste the exceptions you are getting. |
 | Sorry didn't get your question. Can you please elaborate? |
| | If you are talking about DB server installation through your executable jar, I won't recommend it. See, DB installation requires user interaction, which shall not be easiest of things to achieve. If you ask your application users to at least install DB server and have a default user, rest I … |
| | Re: HashTable Output java.util.HashTable and HashMaps are basically unordered collections, even TreeMap will not help, as it sorts all pairs on keys. Using them you wont get correct sequence. Had this trouble myself couple of months back, and I used Apache's SequenceHashMap from commons-collections. You need to download jar from Apache's site try …  |
| | Not sure what the code is all about. If this code/question doesn't belong to Java am afraid this should not be in Java category. Anyways, wherever your code belongs to, it has many syntax/ logical issues, did you try compiling it? 1. For loop starts with extra "(". 2. trying … |
| | Re: error 1722 Though your problem is not a Java programming issue but a windows installer problem, here's a link which can help u sort your troubles. [url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/829359[/url] |
| | If I have understood your question correctly, you are trying to ask - Way to have encrypted and encoded string same, every time you execute your code. Don't generate key upon every request, keep it a constant, and your problem would probably get solved. If you want to extend your … |
| | I agree with Ezzaral. HTML should no way be a candidate for Java XML parsing, and regEx should be used to achieve what you want. Guess you can get the HTML content in a String or StringBuffer, which you can pass to the code below, to serve your purpose. /** … |
| | Hope code below will help: [code=java] [INDENT]package miscellaneous; import java.io.File; /** * * @author kapil saxena * */ public class FolderIterator { [INDENT]public static void main(String[] args) { [INDENT]String path = "E:/atao_head"; searchFolders(new File(path)); System.out.println("Done");[/INDENT] } /** * * @param fo - File object received recursively. */ public static void … |
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