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• ArrayList shallow copy iterate or clone()

  - by user222164

  I need a shallow copy of an java ArrayList, should I use clone() or iterate over original list and copy elements in to new arrayList, which is faster ?

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• Retrieving the first digit of a number

  - by Michoel

  Hi, I am just learning Java and am trying to get my program to retrieve the first digit of a number - for example 543 should return 5, etc. I thought to convert to a string, but I am not sure how I can convert it back? Thanks for any help. int number = 534; String numberString = Integer.toString(number); char firstLetterChar = numberString.charAt(0); int firstDigit = ????

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• Where to store the session object in a Standalone application?

  - by HanuAthena

  I'm having a session object that does NOT implement the java.lang.Serializable. (its a legacy application, and now I can't go and change the code) Is there any way where I can store the session object some where and later GET BACK THE SAME STATE in a STANDALONE application. One thought is to use RMI. Is there any better way of achieving this. Thank you :)

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• run multiple webservices at a time

  - by Prajakta

  Hello, I have written a webservice which is taking URL as an input and producing a JSON respone. My problem is that now I have list of 1000 URLs and want to execute maximum threads of Webapplications to get output. Like I want to execute 100 instances of webservice at a time to get response.Please can anybody give some guidance how can I do it using java. Thank you in advance

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• linked-list interview question

  - by giri

  Hi This was the question asked in interview.Can anybody help me out it in implementing in java Given 2 linked lists(which need not have unique elements) find intersection point in the form of Y.(it can be anywhere--middle or tail)

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• Can two different UDP socket in a system bind same port?

  - by swift

  I have an application which uses UDP connection, now when i try to run the app more than once its throwing me an exception java.net.BindException: Address already in use: Cannot bind but in my another app, which uses tcp connection, i can open two instance of the same app and its working fine. why this error only with UDP connection?

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• Looking for some kind of code by Contracts that I can use with Eclipse

  - by devoured elysium

  I've tried before some Eclipse plugin (I don't remember its name) but it was lacking a lot of features (generics, for example). Is there anything easy to set up that would run on the last version of Java? Thanks

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• Changing layouts in SWING

  - by dan

  I have written a program with flow layout, in Java, using Swing Framework. How do I change it to use group layout?

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• Converting double[][] in to float[][]

  - by cer_albastru

  Hi, I was wondering if there is a way of converting a double [][] in to a float[][] in Java? I currently have a for loop in my code that does this and am looking for a better and cleaner way. Any ideas would be appreciated, Thanks,

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• Advice on reading indexes

  - by London

  Hello, I'm trying to figure out the right way to read lucene index only once whilst running the application multiple times, how can I do that in java? Because indexed data will not change so reading them each time would not be necessary. Can someone explain me the logic of it reading them only once? thank you

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• Singleton Pattern Implementation Issues?

  - by locky28

  Hi I am revising for an exam and need to know some implementation issues with the singleton pattern. they do not need to be too complex just basic things that would affect a developers decision to include them, Thanks P.S. Could any code examples be given in Java thanks.

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• Location based Timezone Retrieval

  - by samsina

  Given: LDAP stores location of users. How do I drive their timezones using their location? Any pointers are accepted, Java language preferred. Thanks in advance.

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• writing 'bits' to c++ file streams

  - by Sorush Rabiee

  How can i write 'one bit' into a file stream or file structure each time? is it possible to write to a queue and then flush it ? is it possible with c# or java? this was needed when i try to implement an instance of Huffman codding. i can't write bits into files. so write them to a bitset and then (when compression was completed) write 8-bit piece of it each time (exclude last one).

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• cast a List to a Collection

  - by Mercer

  Hello, i have some pb. I want to cast a List to Collection in java Collection<T> collection = new Collection<T>(mylList); but i have this error Can not instantiate the type Collection

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• Iterator has .next() - is there a way to get the previous element instead of the next one?

  - by ufk

  I have an Iterator that I use on a HashMap, and I save and load the iterator. is there a way to get the previous key in the HashMap with Iterator? (java.util.Iterator) Update I save it as an attribute in a Red5 connection and then load it back to continue working where i stopped. Another update I'm iterating through the keyset of the HashMap

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• Looking for work with startups in exchange for Equity [closed]

  - by SteveG

  Hi guys, I'm looking for a startup to get involved with for an equity stake. I'm a software enginner/architect with 25 years experience. I've got extensive experience with Java, C# and LAMP and have worked with serveral startups over the last couple of years. If you're interested but would like to know more about me I can send you my resume. Steve

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• Drawing directly on screen

  - by mpetkevicius

  Is it possible in Java to draw shapes and stuff directly on the screen so my desktop remains visible and I can click whatever is underneath my shape? I'm using Windows XP. Thanks.

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• What is the performance cost of calling Thread.isInterupted()?

  - by Michael Barker

  From the java sources, it look like to drops into native code. Is the cost roughly equivalent to a volatile read or does it need to acquire a lock of some type?

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• Why is the return type not considered when differentiating methods?

  - by Silent Warrior

  The compiler does not consider return type when differentiating methods, so you cannot declare two methods with the same signature even if they have a different return type. Java Tutorial Why is this?

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• Smooth redeployment of WAR in production?

  - by stephanos

  I was wondering if there is a 'smooth way' of redeploying a Java WAR to a production server (no cluster, no OSGi)? All I can come up with is stop server, update file, restart server. And 10 minutes beforehand I need to display a maintenance warning on the site. What's your approach?

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• Remove dash from a phone number

  - by zoom_pat277

  What regular expression using java could be used to filter out dashes '-' and open close round brackets from a string representing phone numbers... so that (234) 887-9999 should give 2348879999 and similarly 234-887-9999 should give 2348879999. Thanks,

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• Benchmarks for Single and MultiThreaded programs

  - by user280848

  Hi I am trying to compare the performance of Single and Multithreaded Java programs. Are there any single thread benchmarks which are available which I could then use and convert to their multithreaded version and compare the performance. Could anybody guide me as to what kind of programs(not very small) are suitable for this empirical comparison. Thanks in advance

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• Static member class - declare class private and class member package-private?

  - by Helper Method

  Consider you have the following class public class OuterClass { ... private static class InnerClass { int foo; int bar; } } I think I've read somewhere (but not the official Java Tutorial) that if I would declare the static member classes attributes private, the compiler had to generate some sort of accessor methods so that the outer class can actually access the static member class's (which is effectively a package-private top level class) attributes. Any ideas on that?

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• autoreferencing this class to use in another for c++

  - by atomsfat

  in java we can do this: public class A{ public static void main(String...str){ B b = new B(); b.doSomething(this); //How I do this in c++ ? the this self reference } } public class B{ public void doSomething(A a){ //Importat stuff happen here } } How can I do the same but in c++, I mean the self reference of A to use the method in B ?

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• Can someone explain what does <? super T> mean and when should it be used and how this construction

  - by Roman

  I'm using generics rather long time but I've never used construction like List<? super T>. What does it mean? How to use it? How does it look after erasure? I also wonder: is it something standard in generic programming (template programming?) or it's just a java 'invention'? Does c#, for example, allow similar constructions?

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