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Thanks for the info. Basically it would be better to convert all tables, because the table that causes us problems is part of our purchasing and fact-sheet systems. Our sales, after-sales, calculation, marketing and some external systems all depend on it. For the moment I'll suggest a workaround...

In my company all tables are configured to use codepage 243 (= EBCDIC German). Cp243 however doesn't support the euro-sign "€". This causes a problem in one particular table, where the users enter freetexts. Cp1141 was developed out of Cp243 to support the euro-sign. Both codepages are nearly...

OK, I've found the problem. There was a problem with the logfile size.

One per week my Java program that writes to a queue encounters the following problem: Uncategorized exception occured during JMS processing; nested exception is javax.jms.JMSException: MQJMS2007: failed to send message to MQ queue; nested exception is com.ibm.mq.MQException: MQJE001...

Sorry, I was a bit too fast it should read the line "import java.util.scanner" is invalid, because Scanner must be written with a capital "S" Valid is: import java.util.Scanner

import java.util.scanner is invalid, because Scanner must be written with a capital "S" import java.util.Scanner is value

The compiler doesn't understand the special character "~" in your comment. Most likely, you're "telling" javac to expect source files in UTF-8, when they're really in a single-byte encoding like ISO-8859-1 or windows-1252.

It depends on the type of database that you are using, for example in MySQL you could create a streaming Resultset to retrieve one record at the time. For more info, see: http://javaquirks.blogspot.com/2007/12/mysql-streaming-result-set.html

If a method is deprecated then this basically means that it scheduled to be removed in a later Java version. It is still available for backwards compatibility, but it is advised to use another method as replacement. The JPasswordField.getText() method is deprecated, because it is considered to...

The Swing Application Framework (SAF) has been dormant since 2009 and has been put on hold ever since. Most active fork of the original project is (according to Wikipedia) BSAF (Better Swing Application Framework). Swing itself is still alive (and kicking), but these frame works are not well...

OK, I found the solution myself. The drivers that Canon provided are for OS-9. To make them work with Snow Leopard, I had to open VueScan with Rosetta.

I've got a tricky problem that drives me nuts. I've connected a Canon 8000F scanner on my iMac (intel processor, Snow Leopard) and found some drivers for it on the internet. After installing the drivers, the scanner still doesn't show up in the System Profiler, but my scanner software (VueScan)...

Just a small correction. show() is a deprecated method, use setVisible(true) instead.

Maybe this article could be helpful? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/362516/how-to-ignore-unexpected-element-situation-in-jaxb

@SuppressWarnings("unchecked") ArrayList<EmployeeDetails>[] empArray = new ArrayList[3]; Should do the trick.

Have you tried: vBarcodes.addElement(new String[] {"N",nPage.toString(),text});

Just a tip, replace String sQuery by a StringBuilder or StringBuffer.

For writing a single line to a file you could use this: try { //create a buffered reader that connects to the console, we use it so we can read lines BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in)); //read a line from the console String lineFromInput =...

I've found it! Is was indeed my nvidia video driver that caused the strange behaviour. The problem disappeared when I added the following VM argument: -Dsun.java2d.d3d=false

The problem seems to be related to my Nvidia screen driver or XP screen settings, because the problem doesn't occur on my laptop and other PC's.