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I got a Compaq CQ62 laptop recently. I find that I have to hold down the Fn keys to use the standard F* keys while accessing the special functionalities like media keys does not. This is frustrating as the standard keys are used more often the special functions. Is there anyway to fix it so...

Use a custom renderer/

There is no way they can be reported to be equal. Are you sure?

But I simply don't understand why the first user is created with full admin privileges? Why can't they just create a restricted default account? That to me is a design flaw in how most Windows systems (at least at homes) get installed and run. Users cannot be blamed for this. This is what...

Very high quality workforce a culture for rapid innovation.

Javabeans are nothing but normal classes. They all run on JRE.

clrscr() is a proprietary Turbo C function. It is not even a standard C/C++ function. Also, the use of Java for developing pure console application is very rare. Java rules the middleware space and quite popular in enterprise web and desktop applications. These rarely need console output.

I have never used Comet, but if you are using JSF by any chance, both Richfaces and IceFaces provide push capabilities. Icefaces uses long living connections while Richfaces uses a lightweight polling mechanism to simulate a push.

Why will I answer same question again within the same page? If he can't read others' reply why post? :D

Haven't I already provided a working code above using Commons FileUpload? :mad: :mad: :mad:

An outer class cannot be declared static. Inner classes can be. Here, B is an inner class. Compiler will generate two class files in this case. A.class and A$B.class. But why didn't you pull out the compiler and try this?

*java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/awt/Component.html#invalidate()

Potential start of war. What has open source community got to do in a Win 7 thread. Why pull them in unnecessarily and later blame them for flame wars (and go as far as getting them banned)? :mad:

JSP and Servlet can definitely handle multi-part request. But the catch is that writing code for parsing and using multi-part requests is tedious that it is better to get the job done with a library. Commons FileUpload is one such API. Commons FileUpload as a dependency needs Commons IO...

You are new to something and don't know how to use it. Then you blame it and get annoyed and disappointed with it. That is very funny. :D Could you please tell me where you learnt Java from? These kind of knee jerk reactions will not help you learn anything.

Why don't you try a search engine for this?

You are welcome. Java excites me always. :D

*java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/

JNLP is not needed for starting an app with double click. All you need is an executable jar file. JNLP brings with it few security restrictions which may not suit a messenger app. To create an executable jar, create a plain text file with name say my_manifest. Put this in your top level...

Oh yeah, I had left out Java card. It is the smallest Java platform. Even smaller than Java ME. Note: JCP as mentioned by Desi, is not to be confused with Java Community Process. You can be desktop/enterprise/Mobile application developer. An application server admin. Admin of several other...