Hi,
I was wondering whether it would
be possible to do driver level coding in java targetting J2ME CLDC systems. I
was thinking of implementing a all new MAC protocol for handhelds. If someone
could provide me with some tips... it would be very helpful
Minal
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catch (NoSuchElementException nse) {
return null;
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return strVector;
}
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> Hello all,
> I have a String, which will be a query st
Hello all,
I have a String, which will be a query string from an application. I want
to parse it to get at some of the values. Is there a handy class that will do
that for me?
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hi,
does JMF2.0 api from sun work on linux. it does not on my linux box but
works in windoze. what is wrong. java.lang.Reflect.RemoteInvocationException
occurs. pls help me.
thanx.
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SABYASACHI,
The derived class is more specialized than the base-class. An instance
of the Base class cannot be as specialized as the derived class, so
you can't call methods of the derived class.
The other way around is OK however. The more specialized derived class
has features available from t
In java explicit typecasting is allowed. Now if I have
1. Instance of Base class
2. Name of derived class
Can I call a method of a derived class object through the base
class instance.
theComponentApp = selAppComp[i].getInstance(); //Base class instance.
try{
String compName = selApp
