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There's a vast amount of stuff out there. If you can't find what you want, it must be pretty esoteric - but it's hard to know quite what you want to know when you're that vague.

This isn't a...

Dang! I knew I'd missed something... I wuz too busy being a geek :rolleyes:



It's getting complicated - platforms are merging; everything is a computer now, with multi-media and multi-source...

Thanks nuzzle, it's an interesting interview - and a long time since I browsed Dr Dobbs; I used to get the journal many years ago...

]Who dares to teach must never cease to learn...
J.C. Dana

So it's not a String as you said previously, but a List of Strings?



I can't quite make sense of what you're asking. Try to imagine I'm a stranger on an internet forum, who has no idea about...

It's not clear from what you posted.

A Comparator is a way of parsing the elements...

If that whole list you posted is a single String, you'll need to separate it into individual items.

The...

The Java Tutorials are the first place to look, and there's plenty more information online - this is not a Google front-end.

If you have a specific question about it, or you don't understand...

Nicely put! :D

The key to performance is elegance, not batallions of special cases...
J. Bently & D. McIlroy

Please learn how to post correctly formatted code on the forum.

If you want to draw a rectangle on a panel, put your drawing code in the panel's paintComponent(..) method.

There are two ways of...

You say you are trying Norm's method, but the code simply isn't doing what you say it's doing. I think your existing incorrect code is confusing your thought processes. If you are not prepared to...

Of course it works (how could it not?) - you're just doing it wrong.

Try stepping through your loop code with pencil and paper, writing down the values of the variables as they change. You should...

It may be worth noting that it doesn't make sense to keep setting text into a text component inside a loop. The text won't be displayed until after the method finishes and the component has a chance...

Hopefully, now he's decided that we're all social inadequates, he'll realize this forum isn't what he thought it was, that there's little point wasting his time here, and he'll stop wasting our time....

It's not clear whether English is your native language, but if it is, please don't use text-speak abbreviations when posting here. We have many people for whom English is a second or third language...

You'll have to be a bit more specific than that - load all what objects in what?

You've posted a huge dump of unformatted code with no indication at all of where the code you're referring to is. I...

If you're having problems with file I/O, post up any error messages you get. I notice you aren't using exceptions, so you're not handling I/O errors. I would recommend you put in appropriate...

Use layout managers, they will ensure that the components are laid out correctly and move and size appropriately when the frame size changes. See Laying Out Components.

Good judgment comes from...

Did you have a question about Java?

Judge a man by his questions, rather than his answers...
Voltaire

Maybe you could visualize a working link next time...

Fixed that for you :wave:

Testing can show the presence of errors, but not their absence...
E. Dijkstra

Glad you fixed it. Thanks for getting back to us :thumb:

All truths are easy to understand once they are discovered; the point is to discover them...
G. Galilie

I don't know exactly what's happening with the layouts, but I don't see how anything can override the override.

However, the scroll pane relies on getPreferredScrollableViewportSize() to...

Good man.



Oh, OK. I'm sorry about that - we must be talking at cross purposes. I thought you were talking about not getting scroll bars displayed correctly.

I previously created an SSCCE...

Possibly. I can only suggest you search online for that error message. If others have encountered the same problem, their discussions may be out there.

One can think effectively only when one is...

I don't know if it matches your problem exactly, but there seems to be an IE7/JRE interation bug that gives this error when running applets - see the Java Bug Database : 6694620 - a suggested...

I guess you could make an empirical assessment of the amount of memory occupied by a certain number of objects, by reading in a large number of objects multiple times and tracking memory usage via a...

Java isn't really suited to such direct memory management - in fact it's deliberately designed to avoid it. I suspect you'd be better off using a native language. If you have to have a Java...