Thanks guys. I'll need to google for using Resources. I'll need to look at this now as I'm already halfway through coding the XML decoder (using SAXParser which I really like) and it might influence...
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Thanks guys. I'll need to google for using Resources. I'll need to look at this now as I'm already halfway through coding the XML decoder (using SAXParser which I really like) and it might influence...
Hi Kevin
The XML file is to be supplied *with* the application.
Originally, I was intending to simply distribute the class files (zipped) so the XML file would go in the same directory as the...
Thanks for the swift reply. After trying your suggestion I can see that Java thinks it's "home" (at least when running my app in the Eclipse environment) is C:\Documents and...
Hello,
I want my Java program (developed with the Eclipse IDE) to parse an XML file.
Parsing the XML file looks simple enough, but I don't know where to put the XML file. When deployed, the XML...
I think you need to copy the array to a temporary array, then build your new, transposed array from the copy.
HTH
Hello,
I'm a Java newbie but I am enjoying the experience so far.
I am currently stuck on what seems to be a trivial problem, but so far it has me stumped!
I'm reading in lines of text one at...