seeknew

JVM is called a virtual machine because there is no real hardware which interprets the byte code. If you have done any assembly programming for any microprocessor/microcontroller you will able to understand this. A microprocessor has builtin instruction set to interpret the assemly code. Similarly the JVM is similar to a microprocessor in the sense it has its own instruction set but it implemented in software. That is why it is called a virtual machine,
HTH.
Seenu.

Hi All,
I need to sort a vector. Each vector element is a hashtable. The hashtable contains 5 values, one of them is a date value. I need to sort the vector depending on this date value.
Any help is appreciated. (pseudo code will be fine)
TIA.
Seenu.
[This message has been edited by seeknew (edited September 11, 2000).]

I think Concurrent programming by Doug Lea is a good book. Here is link to amazon site.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0201310090/qid=968187994/sr=1-1/102-1101827-9293708

Hello CyberOptic,
I appreciate your frankness and sharing your mistakes with all of us.
As you have planned well for the future, you will come out with flying colors this time.
All the best.

-328 when converted to hex in windows calculator gives FFFFFEB8.
So it might be due to the negative sign. please check it out. It may be 2's complement, 1's complement or something similar to that, I am not sure.

I prefer notepad.

No you cannot create a text file on a local machine using Javascript or HTML. But I think you can create a text file using a signed applet using JDK 1.2. When the user requests a page containing this applet, the browser asks the user whether or not to download the applet and give permission to create a file. If the user agrees, then the applet can create a text file. Otherwise no.

You cannot create a file on the local machine using an applet. Java security manager does not allow this.

Suppose there are 5 tabs on your main page. Each tab corresponds to an image with a link. So now there will be five html pages for each link. When an user clicks on the tab, he will be shown the corresponding html page.

Can you send me the code you are trying so that I can help? My email id is [email protected]

Originally posted by Gandhi raj:
Hi
document.forms[0].submit(); this command is working in IE but not in NETSCAPE why? kindly guide me thru your valid reply's.
--Gandhiraj

I think the site is fast except some pages in The Saloon.