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This code will work if you use [code]!args[i].equals("the")[/code] instead of [code]args[i] != "the"[/code]. The latter doesn't work because you end up comparing the location in memory rather than the contents of the memory, like when you compare pointers in C without dereferencing them. Sometimes it will work, but usually it …

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Last I heard, Codewarrior is available for Linux (Redhat), but it's not free. Sun provides NetBeans packaged with their latest JDK. I've downloaded/installed the Windows version, and haven't been able to use it very much, but it looks pretty good so far. There is also Borland JBuilder. I've used it …

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There should be some kind of JVM or JDK included on the Codewarrior CD; at least there was with the older versions I have. I would suggest you find that one and install it, so that all the appropriate files get installed where Codewarrior expects them to be. Hope this …

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For most database systems, you can simply download a JDBC driver to connect to the Db with Java, but there aren't any free ones for Access. What I ended up having to do was create an ODBC datasource (with Windows), and use the JDBC-ODBC bridge to connect to that. I …

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