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  1. Please help resolve warning re parameterized types / Jlist ListCellRenderer

    I'm developing a desktop app using JDK 1.7.0 on a Windows 7 machine, not that that should matter. My question is about parameterized types and specifically a ListCellRenderer for a JList. I have...
  2. Re: problem with applet in jre6u45 asking permission

    First of all, you may want to reconsider granting java.security.AllPermission to the world.
    That said, if you look in the JAVA_HOME/jre/lib directory you should see two files.

    In java.security...
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    Re: while loop just stops looping

    Hey dstar5, I don't know if you ever solved this problem or if you're even still interested. I just joined the site and have been poking around to see what problems others are (or were) dealing with...
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    Re: java questions

    Um... that's not a question, it's an assignment. What part of the task is giving you trouble. If you post what code you have maybe someone can help you get past your sticking point.
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    Re: Casting Confusion

    Thanks helloworld922 but that doesn't solve my problem. The instanceof operator is evaluated at runtime and my problem is a compiler warning. What I need is the correct cast syntax.
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    Re: Java Mutex Question

    Have a look at Synchronization (The Java™ Tutorials > Essential Classes > Concurrency)
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    Casting Confusion

    Here is a simplified case of my problem. In the real world the Object is a two-dimensional array with dissimilar object types so I can't just make it an array of ArrayList.



    import...
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    Re: exercise 168 and apologies for my last post

    Your code compiles and runs for me with one minor fix.
    The inner loop in MainClass needs to have it's index (i)
    declared. Try for (int i = 0;...
    instead of for (i = 0;...
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    Another New Member

    Greetings from the currently not-so-sunny California; more specifically the San Francisco Bay Area. I started programming in High school back in the '70s and worked in the industry for many years. ...
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