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HTML? Why not use XML? http://www.blogeasy.com/

Sounds like you guys have found a hammer in search of a nail. It always gets me to here people talk about tools, and never the problem or requirements. I use Java, C, Perl, PHP, and shell scripts, because languages are simple and easy to learn. What's difficult is attacking your problem...

Remember, J2EE is just a an API. JBoss is an implementation of the J2EE specification. When you install JBoss, you've installed J2EE implementation. You will always need an at least the JRE for just the application server, or if you plan to use a web container you will need the SDK in the...

The applet code is run on the client side, which means it must be downloaded by the client. You must make that applet code available to the client to get via http. http://www.blogeasy.com/

Some PDA OSs have their own database interfaces like the Palm OS. I haven't done much programming using it, but I'd look there to start. http://www.blogeasy.com/

Sure, try this code. String url ="http://www.blogeasy.com"; String email = "lucifer@hell.com"; Pattern urlPattern = Pattern.compile("(?:https?|ftp)://[^\\s,<>\\?]+?\\.[^\\s,<>\\?]+"); Matcher m = urlPattern.matcher(url); if (m.find()) { // This is a valid url } else { // Not a valid url }...

I don't think so. Why do you need to do that? http://www.blogeasy.com/

Here's the streamlined version of the code above. Taking out the unnecessary steps, and adding the steps to parse string dates in UK format. String dateString = "21/9/2004"; SimpleDateFormat dateFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("d/m/yyyy"); Date before = dateFormat.parse(dateString, 0)...

Make sure that you've added the JDBC driver library. http://www.blogeasy.com/

You are the only ones having those problems. You are best to update your old programs and move to the newer versions of Java. Many browsers, especially IE cannot handle multiple versions of Java. They just can't do it. I would have those companies update the Java apps, or tell them you will...

All IE sends is an HTTP GET. It then waits for information from the server. http://www.blogeasy.com/

That site will likely not display properly for many web users, even if you do resolve the problem. DHTML doesn't work well in older browsers and flash takes time for dialup people to download. Just my two cents. http://www.blogeasy.com/

Do a search in the yahoo stores for things that you sell. If you find that you are not competitive with those stores, then don't do it. Also, make sure that your store site looks decent. It goes a long way to making people believe that you are reputable. http://www.blogeasy.com/

Anyone know of any good PPC affiliate programs that can be used to plug the Public Service Announcements from Adsense. Ideally, it should be similiar to Adsense. http://www.blogeasy.com/

I would suggest not using Tomcat at all. Your best off with Jetty. You can get JBoss bundled with Jetty from sourceforge.net. Jetty is much faster, much less bloat. http://www.blogeasy.com/

JBoss comes such that the web container is already enabled. Make sure there is a I believe it's called "jbossweb-tomcat.sar" in the deploy directory. If it's gone, you will need to replace it from the original JBoss package. http://www.blogeasy.com/

You need to used XSLT. It's not too terribly difficult, just give it a try. http://www.blogeasy.com/

You want the menus to be reset? Not sure what it is you want done in a function. Please be more specific so we can help. http://www.blogeasy.com/

UTF-8 is identical to ASCII. There's nothing you need to do to convert them. http://www.blogeasy.com/

Yeah, the SortedMap class is just an interface. You will need to pick an implementation class such as TreeMap. TreeMap is a red-black tree implementation that is good for sorting objects that will later need to be displayed in order. If they don't need to be displayed in order consider using...