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There is one more thing I found out in case of Orion App Server.

If you are trying on Orion, you should know that Orion server doesn't give error even if a method signature in descriptor is wrong...

If I am not mistaken, EJB1.1 specs say that the trasaction won't be rolled back automatically.

They suggest to use context.setRollbackOnly() if you want to rollback a transaction in that case.
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Hi,

I am trying to expose some methods and attributes of applet for use in JavaScript. I am using Java plug-in right now.

I made a bean of the applet for this. I tried it with BDK, and it...

You will have to use 'object' and 'embed' instead of 'Applet' tag.

See appletviewer help in ur JDK1.2 documentation.

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Have u tried ServletExec from NewAtlanta?
I have used it. It has web UI for admin... u can admin from browser!

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Then it should work actually.

Just in case if you haven't checked-out this before... Please check CLASSPATH environment is set. If it is set, check if it has '\jdk1.2\jre\lib\rt.jar' included.
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I tried with null as parent, its working in stop and destroy method.

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If you don't want DOS window when you run your application, use 'javaw.exe' for JDK1.2 or 'jre.exe' for JDK1.1

Hope this is what you want.

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Normally servlet engines reload the servlet if the servlet class is changed. Or at least they give UI to reload servlet (e.g. in ServletExec, there is HTML UI for this).

JSDK doesn't support this...

I had tried to show dialog box in stop method, and it was working when I ran that applet in browser.

I used JRE1.2 that time. And dialog box was confirmation dialog in JOptionPane.

You can try...

I had tried to show dialog box in stop method, and it was working when I ran that applet in browser.

I used JRE1.2 that time. And dialog box was confirmation dialog in JOptionPane.

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are you using JDK1.2?
If yes, are you using 'applet' tag to load the applet?

If you are using JDK1.2, u should be using 'object' tag instead. You will get its help in JDK1.2 documentation (in...

Hi,

There is a documentation on java site for showing styled text in JTextComponent.

I learnt from there that I can put icons in JTextComponent using StyleConstants class.

And the icon gets...

You can do such a thing directly. But you can have a query-string which will specify from where the servlet URL is called.

If you don't have control over HREF, then you may not be able to identify...

Well.. if you are so keen on using swing in Java1.1 then you can use 'com.sun.java.swing' which used to ship for Java1.1.

Classes in Java2 might work, but you can't assure how much compatible they...

Well there is no direct support in Java for making JFrame modal. However using 'wait' and 'notify' in your sub-class of JFrame, you might be able to achieve that effect.

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I don't think there is direct support for BMPs in Java.

But for GIFs, if you get data of a GIF "exactly same" as a byte array, you might be able to create Image object out of it. And use it in...

In java a method is never instantiated. What is instantiated is a class.

In case of servlets... normal servlet will be instantiated only ONCE. After that there will be different threads for each...

Well, basically OOP recommends to hide all the variables in a class, but I don't think its restriction. U can just declare public variable and access it from other classes.

But now consider the...

If you haven't implemented double-buffering, try implementing it. It gives remarkable effect.

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I had heard that dreamweaver IDE supports JSP development. You can try it.

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HTTP:

'HyperText Transfer Protocol' is used for normal communication for web. There exists language called HyperText Markup Language (HTML). The protocol was used to get these files from internet...

Main application of firewall is to separate intranet (LAN/WAN) from internet.

Firewall can be a computer or a hardware device.

Basically on internet there is a concept of IP address and port....

Well... I don't have sample code you asking for.

But you can have undo/redo feature in JTextArea.
See JDK1.3 documentation's javax.swing.JTextComponent. There is a link saying 'General rules...'....

By default typecasting works for last returned value...

If you try follwing, it should work...

<javacode>
if( ((CoefficientTerm)terms.firstElement()).isZero() ) {...do something..}...