If it is an array, then it is bounded. Array in Java are semi-dynamic, ie their size is set at runtime and then immutable. A linked list can always change its size...
As far as I remember my lessons in mathematics the solution lies in some special matrix-operations. Maybe the following website (although in german) may be of help: http://www.3dsource.de/deutsch/3Dmathe.htm#Rotation
it�s like I said in my above post: you do not need to allocate memory manually. If you call something like this: , the VM allocates the needed memory for your object automatically...
Can you give more detail what you are trying to achieve? Do you want to replace syslogd completely or are you just interested in analyzing a certain kind of logged events? Maybe I could help you more if I knew...
Whatever you wish to execute before an EJBObject make your bean accessable for the client can be put in ejbPostCreate(). An oftenly seen task (as stated above) in ejbPostCreate() is setting up references to other existing beans, as relationships can not be established before... But you could also perform other kinds of initialization. [ December 16, 2004: Message edited by: Thomas Manthey ]
As far as I know those syslog messages are send to port 514 of the logging server. Have a look at the API of the package java.net and try to write a program that listens on this port.