Evelin Priyadarsini

Originally posted by Thomas Kennedy:
[QB]Given

class Klingon{ Klingon k = new Klingon(5); System.out.println(h.containsKey(new Klingon(5))); // false

Hi,
i have a doubt, whether instance of Klingon k will be equal to the new instance created i.e(new Klingon(5))
Because the new instance created will reference a different memory right. Can you please clear this one.

Thanks in Advance.
[ June 24, 2008: Message edited by: Evelin Priyadarsini ]

sorry, i think my above reply will not solve your problem.
i thought you want to manipulate data to excel sheet.

Hi,
i think you can use similar kind.

HSSFFont boldFont = workBook.createFont();
boldFont.setBoldweight(HSSFFont.BOLDWEIGHT_BOLD);
boldFont.setColor(HSSFColor.WHITE.index);

HSSFCellStyle headerStyle = workBook.createCellStyle();
headerStyle.setFont(boldFont);
using setCellStyle(headerStyle); you can set the style

Hi,
with reference to Headfirst:
Servlets dont have main() method. they are under the control of another java application called Container.
tomcat is an example for a Container. It's the container that gives the servlet the HTTP request and response and also it calls the servlet's methods.(doGet()/doPost())

Hi,
When we use sendRedirect() method, it is a new request from the client so the data might be lost. But i am not sure about your scenario where you are talking about httpheaders.