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<0> Is there a fairly standard method of communicating between applications? In example, if I have an app and another company has an app and we want them to talk, is there a simple library we can both use (other app may/may not be java)?
<1> of course
<1> many different ways
<0> Looking for something very simple. Mostly single direction data pushes with preferably little setup
<1> well RMI is one method, that is used in J2EE, J2EE supports this inherently
<1> http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/rmi/index.html
<0> I am unsure if the other end will be java based, is one thing.
<1> RMI is not only available in Java
<1> all sorts of ways to to do two-way communication
<1> a simple http based servlet for instance, that takes an XML data doc
<2> how do i increase the size of the heap memory in the java vm ?
<2> what 's the command line syntax
<2> ?
<3> why do you think you need to ?
<3> I'm pretty sure the vm can handle that just fine by itself.
<2> i get a Exception in thread "main" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
<3> then the best approach would be to start looking as of why this is happening. This is most likely a problem in the program.
<2> there are some complex multimedia calculations
<2> and they are good trust me
<3> well, suit yourself.
<3> http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=736659&tstart=0
<3> that and others are pretty clear on the issue.
<3> alas. you're probably looking for the -Xmsn parameter.
<3> errrr, -Xmxn
<4> What's the difference between a business use case model and a use case model?
<5> hmm, can I get underline on a Font?
<6> hi, anyone know a good web page for information on the 'D' used when you want to represent a number as a double? e.g. 10*10D?? Ta
<7> ola
<8> ola alguien de granada
<8> ola
<9> i thought constructors in java could not specify a return type?
<9> but apparently they can? and how would you ever capture this value since a call to a constructor ***igns a reference to a new object?
<10> akayoob: constructors return the object constructed.
<3> I don't think you can speak of a constructor then, but a plain method.
<1> yeh, constructors cannot have a return type? Not sure what you mean when u can specify one
<1> I think you're just seeing a normal method
<9> nah
<11> is there a guid type?
<12> korbin2: try UUID cl*** (1.5+), or UID cl*** (1.4-)
<11> thx ill take a look
<13> hi all
<14> Is this a Java language channel ?
<15> anyone has weblogic patch CR210310_81sp4.jar?
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