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must say I am at a loss. Ill try running it for myself later(when Im at home) if you haven't figured it out by then. You don't need to be declaring all those doubles in main, but that wouldn't...

The code looks like it should work to me, perhaps try adding System.out.flush() at the end to make sure its not stuck in stdout... Are you running it in an IDE or on the command line?

Does the program finish running, or does it hang? Also, you seem to have a rogue ; floating in limbo.

There are lots of ways to open up a jar file -- unix/linux tar comes to mind -- but the actual code is compiled in a .class format. I'm not aware of any software that will convert it back to...

Are you sure your environment is configured properly? All the correct paths defined, etc.

Look up JavaMail ( mail.jar ) pretty simple to use.

never mind.

Thanks, that's what I thought. I was hoping to avoid having to write another method thread, but I guess there is no way around it.

Hi,

I'm currently writing a application, which on a mouse click runs several methods which updates a JtextArea. The problem is even though I'm updating the text area with each method call, it...

Thanks for the suggestions, I still haven't worked it out yet but I think I am getting closer.

When I telnet to the switch it responds with the hostname and a login prompt... I must be missing something.

Hi there,

I am trying to write a small application to handle a telnet session on a old cisco device, login, issue commands, write responses to log file. I've done this quite easily in perl, but...

Its been quite a while for me, but if I remember correctly you need to use an interface for your class a and b and write a compare method.