akmal jah

I added project B to project A's build path but during run time project A is unable to find B's files. I was playing with j2ee module dependencies setting in properties of the project but didn't succeed, any clue what might I have to do more?

I have a WebApp (Project A) that uses another project (Project B). Currently we create the jar out of Project B and use it that way in project A, but sometimes it is easier to have project B in the same workspace, like for debugging purposes etc. anybody know how I can do this in RAD?

Any good book which covers JSTL? or any other resource on the net?

Thanks in avance
Akmal

i did not find any in the help but I am still looking. what i really wanted to do was to do some instrumentation like find out the time it took to do the SOAP processing versus the actual call. does any body have any idea how this can be achieved in the client code ?

WSAD helps you generate client code from WSDL to access the webservice, is there an article somewhere which explains about the generated code/classes like proxy, stub , locator etc ?
thanks

I was wondering if any body has loaded DTD into memory. My problem is that I need to read DTD and find out the content model of a particular element. for this I think there could be some classes which will let me parse DTD using SAX. is there anything like that available, can anybody provide me the link to that sample code or guide me in some direction.
thanks

Is there a method in API that can tell me which version of Xerces am I using ? My application is dependant on a certain version of Xerces and if I don't find it , I plan to shut down . is anybody aware of such a method ?

Anybody wanna sell their used Exam Study kit by Hanumant Deshmukh ? I am in USA. I am sorry if this is not the right place to put this topic here.

as for what my preparation included ? ( not in any order )
1) Khalid Mughal's book . an ecxellent resource for a starter and for a quick reference later on.
2) Velumurugans notes.
3) Mock exams from Maha Anna's list, Java Ranch list etc.
4) Dan Chisholm's exams. I did all the exams from this site. Great exam's and free !!!
5) Did Marcus green's & Jiris' exams.
Thats about it.
I believe I screwed in Threads, there were lot of questions in threads and lengthy code one's. I wouldnt say difficult but definitely tricky.
Some of the control flow questions were lengthy too.
I didn't had enough time to complete the whole test , partly may be because I spent lot of time in reading and analysing those lengthy code but their answers were simple in the end. I had to go thru the whole code most of the time because most of the questions had "Compile fails " as the possible options.
Some of the questions were very very simple.
Its not that bad though. just do your preparation right. write lots code. give lot of mock exams.
Good Luck

what a relief !! this site helped me get that score. an excellent site. thanks everybody for your continued efforts.
Will write the details of my preparation in a day or two.
Cheers !!

can anybody guide me to the website where I can get some info like number of question, time alotted for SCJP2 for 1.4 exam and other necessary stuff etc ?
thanks

For resolving DTD's ( resolve PUBLIC id when SYSTEM id is provided in XML document) during run time , I used to subclass this abstract class and use it. but in Xerces2 this class is missing , does anybody know what the new approach is ?

this would be my first post for reply so bear with me for my language..
Answer for you would be that it has to do with the way prefix and postfix operators are executed.
in prefix : the current value is incremented / decremented before its assigned
in postfix : the current value is assigned first then incremented / decremented.
for ex: int i = 0;
int j = 0;
i++;
++j;
System.out.println(i); // will print 0
System.out.println(j); // will print 1
hope it helps.

I knew I was missing something very trivial here thnx

i think the loop is going to continue untill tatal > 30, initially total is 0 right ? I ran the code and found out that its not entering the for loop at all. why ?