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Monthly Archives: March 2009
Google Chrome and Java – Needing Both Java 5 and 6 – an Experience in Nightmares – Possible Solution Provided
When you google for Google Chrome and Java you’ll find poor souls that are driven to distraction by Chrome insisting that there is no Java 6 Update 10 or later installed. Maybe, there are no problems on a clean virgin-like … Continue reading
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NetBeans 6.5.1 fixes Nullpointer Exceptions that occurred with 6.5 using Java 6 Update 12
As I’ve just learnt from Benjamin’s Blog, the Nullpointer discussed yesterday that causes various NetBeans dialogues to fail almost silently when running NetBeans 6.5 with Java 6 Update 12 (6u12) has now been fixed. And yes, I’m now again able … Continue reading
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NetBeans 6.5 and Java 6u12 – A No-No!
I recently stumbled upon a problem within a NetBeans mobile project: The editor for the items within an application descriptor would no longer open. Instead a red light on NetBeans frame (all the way down and to the right) would … Continue reading
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J2ME + Keep-Alive + Chunking = Out-of-the-box + automagically :-)
Wondering about best practices on how to use HttpConnection with J2ME, I had a peek at the sources and to my surprise, I found out, that HttpConnection should offer both keep-alive and chunking without any additional application code (e.g. adding … Continue reading
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