Im looking into RMI for a university project, and ive run into a bit of a problem. From what ive read, java version 5 and up should generate the necessary stub files automatically (as i understand the
I am trying to compile my code and run it on a different server. The problem is my JRE version is Java version \"1.6.0_13\" and that on the server is Java version \"1.4.2\".
Is it possible to use the javac to compile a .java that requires other classes without ja开发者_高级运维vac
I have two java files. They run fine in NetBeans, but I have to compile them in javac, and run them on a unix machine since I\'m connecting to a database on my school\'s server.
I\'m trying to get my java build to fail when I have a class that overrides a superclass method without specifying the @Override annotation.
I have a working exec(\"java $file\") command in php, but the problem is that I\'m not sure how to get standard output from a java program.
class HelloWorld { public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println(\"hey\"); } } Command prompt session:
I have a website. I\'d like to do the following: Have an input box that the user can type a java program. Then, they can press \"Run\" and it spits out standard output. How can I achieve this?开发者_
Java annotation processing (since Java 6) is a very good concept, because it allows to access lots of information about classes and methods through the Element interface (and others).
Say I have this code that uses some input (e.g. a URL path) to determine which method to run, via reflection:
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