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1) Apache SOAP is deprecated. Use Axis instead. 2) What's not clear about that message? It's pretty obvious that you're using the wrong request protocol.

this has nothing to do with JSP, or if you put that code in a JSP your understanding of how JSP works is so seriously flawed you should get yourself a beginner's tutorial and start from scratch.

1) that's not urgent, not at all. I've not seen that requirement in a long time, and last I saw it it which was several years ago it was withdrawn. 2) read up on your HTML specifications. What you want isn't supported by HTML so you won't be able to …

not. JSP is run on the server, Javascript on the client. I wish people could get it into their heads that JSPs do NEVER run on the client.

Best current free compiler/editor for Windows is Microsoft Visual C++ Express linked with the Windows 2003 Platform SDK. [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualc/[/url] More standards compliant than older (free) compilers, which is about all that counts for people learning to program. And if you're using it commercially you might as well pay a bit …

A lottery ticket always states that the price goes to the person presenting the ticket. If you throw your ticket away, tough luck. If someone else finds it, it's his lucky day. IF the decision had been different, the lottery organiser would from then on have the legal obligation to …

What problems did you have with mySQL? Unless they had to do with mySQL itself rather than the way you're using it you will almost certainly have the same problems with any database system. You access MS Access in the same way you access mySQL after all, or any other …

OP's language skills are poor enough that he's unlikely to understand his textbooks... So a course in elementary English would be first called for before trying to tackle human-computer interface theory.

You should be with your nose in your books rather than surfing the web.

if you're a third year student at any level higher than kindergarten your command of English should be a LOT better than it appears to be. You should also know full well that you're supposed to do your own homework and not turn in something created by others as your …

Something that teaches kids to start early on their homework instead of waiting to the last minute and then expect instant answers to be handed to them by total strangers on internet forums might be a good idea.

there's a function to do just that in the standard library by the name of atoi (ASCII to Integer).

don't do that kind of stuff in a JSP. Use a proper application architecture, JSPs should be used for display only and NEVER use scriptlets.

I've this great idea for helping people in severe drought situations. Instant water, just add water.

not. That's not what StringTokenizer (which you should preferentially not use anyway, see the Javadoc) was designed for.

1) there is a dedicated JSP forum 2) you shouldn't do that inside the JSP, but in a servlet or EJB 3) we're not here to do your work for you. We may give hints and help out but you have to do it yourself 4) we're not being paid …

"What i've been hearing lately that if you want to become a Software Engineer, you have to get a B.S. in Computer Science" hmm, never noticed that. 90% of the people I've worked with over the past 10 years (and about 95% of those who were any good to work …

try "123456", it's the same as president's Skroob's combination on his luggage.

You're not going to get a JSP to create a chart, that's not what they're there for. JFreeChart contains examples, use them, they're quite good.

What is the EXACT type of your list? According to the API specs the elements of the List should all be the same type and all must implement Comparable. If that's not the case you can indeed get that error, as you're passing it an argument that doesn't conform to …

Nukes are inefficient over large areas. Aerial dispersion of persistent nerve agent is cheaper and more effective. Luckily the terrorists this time blew it :cheesy: and noone was seriously hurt.

I use a piece of paper. What I draw on there is then transferred to whatever user interface library is needed. And yes, Swing is plenty good enough if you take the time to learn to use it (most complaints about it are from people who don't bother to try …

yup, cliche. Both the question and the (rather obvious) answer have been posted too many times to count and as usual the person asking the question can't be bothered to do his own research towards finding that answer.

online telephone directory to get the number for the pizza delivery guy, what more do you need? ;)

'hai' is Japanese for 'yes', and has no place in the sentences you used it in. I'm not your friend. 'plz' is not a word in any language I'm aware of (and I know quite a few well enough to recognise them). 'begginer' is similarly a nonexistent word. So is …

Quite possible. You may want some 3rd party libraries to make it easier, but those are all Java as well so you could if you really wanted to write them yourself. HSQLDb, Hibernate, maybe Spring (might be overkill, but it's a good skill to pick up as it's very good …

even easier than that, if you know how to use a commandprompt properly you can simply create a startup script that will not launch a persistent commandwindow of any kind. Of course that will not make your application impossible to detect, a requirement for spyware and other malware, and one …

The main reason Pascal is looked at like it is useless is because it has always had the image of being only for undergraduate students. Students would learn Pascal, then "graduate" to "real" languages like C and Fortran when they got to graduate work. They looked forward to those days …

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FileInputStream is readonly, FileOutputStream is writeonly... And those won't cover a scenario where you don't have a drivemapping to the remote site, you'll need a network stream wrapped around it as well for the correct protocol.

Java can support any protocol, there's just no ready made handlers for all of them in the core libraries.

As Alex said, you get what you pay for. Had they opted for extended warranty the things would have been repaired under warranty. They didn't, which was their own choice, so they have to foot the bill. I know of only one company that ever deliberately designed a system to …

Think twice that money for a top system (3-4 times for the best of the best).

It's a sheet made by women in small jungle villages on Java on homemade looms.

The idea is to help others, not to enlist them to do your homework for you. You showed no interest at all in doing anything of your own, just sitting back and waiting for a complete solution to be handed to you on a golden platter. That's not going to …

[QUOTE=Phaelax]Ok, I think I see what you're saying. Objects are passed by reference. So as long as you're not trying to do this with any primitives (int, float) then anything you do the passed variable has immediate affect on it.[/QUOTE] WRONG WRONG WRONG! Objects are NEVER passed in Java AT …

You can actually do pretty much just that, you've almost succeeded in creating your own plugin architecture. Congratulations on that, it takes many people years to figure out (if they succeed at all). What you're looking at is an abstract factory to create adapters. What you need is to create …

kid can't even bother to think up original titles for his posts or to even attempt to hide the fact that he's a lazy no-do-good schoolkid who doesn't even know proper English.

Wrong architecture. Place the JTable in a JScrollPane, and place that in the JPanel. Scrap the scrollbar on the JPanel as the JScrollPane will handle them automatically. You will have to fiddle with the settings of the JScrollPane a bit to make the horizontal scrollbar to show up.

it's not urgent, and it's not "a doubt". In fact that's a completely incorrect way to use the word "doubt". Do your own homework, we're not here to help you cheat your way to a diploma so you can then steal our jobs.

It's a well known and rather old hoax. Typically it's accompanied by "send this message to all your friends, MSN will not stay free unless this message is sent to 50 million people in the next 3 months" or something like that. ALL such things are hoaxes.

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That's a different question :) For your first, you need to learn about classpaths. That's well described in any decent beginners' book, no need to repeat that here. For the second, that all depends on the version of Eclipse. But when you select a class to run you can also …

It's not hackish, it's just the example that's oversimplified to fit into a few pages.

Company I worked for rejected any application from MCSE people without at least 5 years work experience to back it up for that very reason. Far too easy to pass by just cramming a few days or weeks for a lot of people, and the knowledge gained not just evaporates …

think for yourself, that's one of the things they're trying to teach you.

Of course you can. Add a KeyListener which rejects all non-numeric formats and inserts the slashes as needed :)

there are several scripting languages for the JVM. Groovy, JRuby, Jython, etc. etc. etc. Byt I've never heard of cripts scirpts for it.

to get started you'd best not use any IDE. Way too many people get stuck in learning an IDE instead of the language and then get utterly lost as soon as they don't have that specific version of that specific IDE configured just like the one at school at their …