Try Eclipse IDE.
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Dheeraj Joshi
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It has got nothing to do with Java. May be uninstall java and re install. Or contact a vendor.
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A.jar should reside in current class location or it should be mentioned in the environment variables.
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Is the javadoc path is proper?
Looks like a path issue. :)
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Last edited by Niheel; Aug 16 '11, 09:38 AM. Reason: I only did this, because it seemed odd to just post URLLeave a comment:
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C is a string and you are trying to multiply it with 9 and divide by 5. You can not perform arithmetic operations on Strings.
I guess it should be
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It is not just this topic. But whole Java section here is with less activity. :)
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Use SWIG to wrap c data structures and methods as PHP variables and methods.
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That is because path do not exist.
I am not sure how the path structure in weblogic. you may need to ask it in weblogic forums.
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We do not provide code here. Please write your code and if you have any difficulty in it. please post back.
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You can use Comparator available in Java.
Create a comparator class for field object and try comparing.
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You want to write your own code for that? Well, Then what do you have till now?
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You can use Apache Common VFS or ssh tools to do this.
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I am little bit confused about the requirement. If there is a way to call native C++ calls directly from Java, why can't you call it?
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Do you have the stack trace of the exception?
I think your constructor for file stream should have one more argument.
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You want your code to be independent of any C++ code? You want to port all C++ code to Java?
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You store the java objects to database using persistent Framework
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