jdk1.6

问题 I have a JTable extension that has been in use since Java 1.3/1.4 in the project that provided things like column reordering and sorting by clicking on the column. We are upgrading to Java 1.6, and the new JTable stops the old sorting code from working. It would be somewhat extensive rework to fit everything to the new JTable API. Until then is there a way to completely disable those additions in JTable? Edit: After the further investigation, the problem is centered around the fact that the

问题 So is it possible to do all the development of a Java daemon (Apache Daemon) on a Windows 7 machine, then install the service on Ubuntu server (still have to search how to do that) which has OpenJDK installed ? If yes, how can I identify the compatible versions of Java on both systems ? I mean if I'm using Java 1.6 on windows, what is the least compatible OpenJDK version I should have on Ubuntu server ? 回答1: Mostly yes, but for corner cases it depends and should be carefully tested on stage

问题 I have installed windows 7 x64, therefore i have a confusion whether i have to install JDK x64 or JDK x86? please help me, thank you 回答1: You should install x64 so Java takes advantage of your 64 bit OS. 回答2: You dont have to install the x64 version of the JDK if you're running on 64-bit Windows; the x86 (32-bit) version also works on 64-bit Windows. You can even have both the 32-bit and 64-bit version installed at the same time (in different directories, ofcourse). Ofcourse both have

问题 I am sure that I am not the first to encounter this conflict. The code that I have inherited does the following: org.w3c.dom.Document dom; // declaration javax.xml.validation.Schema schema; // declaration ... ... ... javax.xml.validation.Validator validator = schema.newValidator(); validator.validate(new DOMSource(dom)); where the ... stands for seemingly unimportant/irrelevant code Compiling and running the code with JDK 6 works (and always had...) Recently I have had to integrate into my

问题 As I understand jdk7 has the support for fork-and-join, Can I use fork-and-join in JDK6 without upgraging to JDK7.0? 回答1: Yup, see here - the package you want is jsr166y. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8205874/use-fork-and-join-in-jdk6

问题 As I understand jdk7 has the support for fork-and-join, Can I use fork-and-join in JDK6 without upgraging to JDK7.0? 回答1: Yup, see here - the package you want is jsr166y. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8205874/use-fork-and-join-in-jdk6

问题 I am trying to work with Eclipse Helios on my x64 machine (Im pretty sure now that this problem could occur with any eclipse) but it just doesn't cooperate. When I try to run eclipse I get the following: I have installed Helios EE x64 (latest version) JDK 1.6.025 (x64) I have linked my Environment Variables up correctly and tried to compile a Java file through cmd and have succeeded. Whenever I tried running eclipse i get exit code=13 (required java version=1.5) I tried running the following

问题 How to crop a polygon shaped portion of BufferedImage and write it to another BufferedImage? 回答1: Graphics2D has clip(Shape) and draw(Shape) methods. So I would guess you can set the Shape to be your polygon and then paint from one BufferedImage to the other. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4997473/how-to-crop-a-polygon-from-bufferedimage

问题 How to crop a polygon shaped portion of BufferedImage and write it to another BufferedImage? 回答1: Graphics2D has clip(Shape) and draw(Shape) methods. So I would guess you can set the Shape to be your polygon and then paint from one BufferedImage to the other. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4997473/how-to-crop-a-polygon-from-bufferedimage

问题 We are using Apache XML-RPC 3.1.3 to communicate with Air billing solution. In documentation its mentioned that apache xml-rpc follow date format as java.util.Date '19980717T14:08:55' but our vendor implemented date as 'yyyyMMdd'T'HH:mm:ssZ' addition with time zone :( After reviewing documentation we come to know that, we need to develop custom data type to work with ISO different date format. http://ws.apache.org/xmlrpc/faq.html#nonstandard_date_format We tried to continue with provided