Hi Zerbe,
I do not see your concern in the code snippet attached by Urvesh. The JVM
guarantees that constructors are thread safe. Your cobcern should only apply
when the instantiation happens within a method that is not synchronized and
hence not thread safe.
Thanks,
Jaideep.
Hi all,
Im planning to put my work in Websphere + UNIX environment.
I also want to make it as https://
Can any one help me. I had installed Websphere but I dont know how
to configure my piece of work, as it is based on Unix.
Can any one suggest me good reference reg this problem any he
Hi all,
Im planning to put my work in Websphere + UNIX environment.
I also want to make it as https://
Can any one help me. I had installed Websphere but I dont know how
to configure my piece of work, as it is based on Unix.
Can any one suggest me good reference reg this problem any he
there is a simple one in the java.sun.com site
did you search using google.
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Hi all:
The download page of MA88 supportpak say:MQSeries classes for Java
The MQSeries classes for Java allow a program written in the Java programming language
to connect to MQSeries as an MQSeries client using TCP/IP, or directly to an MQSeries
server using the Java Native Interface (JNI). The
Hi Rajarshi,
Thanks for your suggestion! However, the code works partially, that is, after
incorporating your suggestion, namely : the variable "name" is not able to
return the DEFAULT_NAME when the later is null - it works only when it is not
null(name!=null). Here is the revised code once again
I want to know if anyone knows of any taglibs tutorial or reference guide online and
what requirements are needed to install them and create your own.
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the code appear to be half jsp and halp asp
In jsp I don't beleive we have this statement
--- Bob Prah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can somebody tell me why the following code is
> throws an exception when I try
> to compile it (code is from J. Hunter's Java Servlet
> Programming) :
>
>
>
I have to create a service that will receive a request from a client for an
XML document, perhaps an attachemnt. Does any one know which style of
service/client should I use? a document, RPC style, and why? there are so
many way of doing thing, that I am a bit confused. If you have a sample
code
the makes the code into server side JavaScript I don't
think u can combine java and server side java script...
and u can remove the