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Here's your problem, lines 62-63:

FileOpenService fileOpenService = (FileOpenService) ServiceManager.lookup("javax.jnlp.FileOpenService");

javax.jnlp

I'm guessing you imported it correctly. ...

You haven't provided enough information for someone to extrapolate the answer to your problem. You didn't even state what type of error you're getting. Is the comparison not working? For instance...

Wow you guys are over-shooting the mark. The solution is far more simple:

1. Static fields and methods are not associated with objects. Thus - using them is out of the question, if you want to...

The answer is there:
Returning a Value from a Method (The Java™ Tutorials > Learning the Java Language > Classes and Objects)

public Bicycle seeWhosFastest(Bicycle myBike, Bicycle yourBike,
...

Well I don't know how other people would do it, but personally, I'd put those two values in a separate object, and then, return the object.

"If you eliminate all logical solutions to a problem, the illogical, no matter how improbable, must invariably be true."

We know your code works. We know it works with the initial image - but not...

https://rapidshare.com/files/3279493034/person_manager.java

True you have no incentive to compile it - but at least you'll get a rudimentary database program out of it. I created this using JDK...

One day it just stopped working. Perhaps there is something wrong with the compiler.

That never happens. All the lines in the file have 7 characters or more.

This seems like some java error. I see no error with this code - in fact, it was working perfectly just a while before that. The line before the last line gives me this error:...

I've just got an idea for another project - far more realistic then my last though, about The World Simulation Project. That one would take 10 years to fully realize - this one, only a week. The...

I want to simulate the entire planet. I plan to make this an open-source, not-for-profit, anybody-can-join project. A basic 3D engine for displaying massive terrain. It will need tons of people,...

A 6 hour break aughta do it.

A simple error. Too many hours of continuous programming.

Oh - figured it out:

while ((temp1 = reader1.readLine()) != null) {
people_array[count] = new person();
people_array[count].name = temp1;


I create a new object for each line - and set its...

Already did that, it gets lost at the savefile() method. I reckon it has something to do with objects and arrays. Some sort of java unrefinement. It saves the line of the file to the .name...

Greetings. Now this is a serious error, but it can probably be fixed by doing something simple. I read the contents of the saved file, with all the person and other information. I save the...

You people seem to be obsessed with proving me wrong. In fact, you pointed out the error yourself. The write bytes was only writing 1 line of the code - it shouldn't have been. Since I wasn't...

Yes but not of the other error, the writing bytes one, the one HelloWorld mentioned. Obviously there's an error with java with THAT one.

I disagree. I think you just have not tested it for yourself. Given that that helloworld already noticed the error with java as well. He didn't call it an error though. I was wrong about...

Well thanks everyone for the help. Why do you people even post on this forum? Is it the social aspect? It must be the social aspect. Anyway - this is part of my larger project. Now that I can...

Helloworld992 helped me figure it out - there's something wrong with .write. There's something call the scientific method. If something is obviously wrong - you tend to accept that as fact.

It's entirely possible that with my latest attempt at making the printstream with my main program - that I might've compiled a different, earlier version of these programs (possibly the brief example...

There's was a ghost in my machine. I tried that printstream before, and several others, and none worked. Would simply not write anything to the file. I've met this phenomenon before - with...

Yes the problem is the Try/Catch statement. Throws solves it. Problem solved - but it's still an error.