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    Distributing a Java Client to customers

    I am in the process of adding a new feature to my Java-based application that will allow access to an MQSeries queue. I am just using the MQ Java base classes from com.ibm.mq.jar. Has anyone used the MQSeries jars within their own applications and distributed these applications to customers? If...
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    Share CPU with other threads during a loop

    Disk I/O is pretty CPU intensive. Try adding a Thread.yield() or a Thread.sleep(250) to the method that reads the file and create a loop where you read only 4K bytes at a time.
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    Struggling with the concept of Interface and Abstract

    Scott, I had struggled with this issue as well. My background was in ForTran and C - very procedural. When I went to C++, I was able to understand the concept of objects, but had difficulty understanding inheritance and definitely couldn't understand why one would use interfaces. I read books...
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    To put the result of a Vector in a string???

    Java uses an internal toString() method to print like you did via: System.out.println(items.nextElement()); Here's your code with changes I added to create and print the string. Collection entries = XManager.INSTANCE.findX(ThingsFrom); Iterator iter = entries.iterator(); String buf =...
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    To put the result of a Vector in a string???

    Sure - here's an example - you can do this for just about any object. You weren't specific about what was in your vector. StringBuffer strBuf = new StringBuffer(); for (int i=0; i < vector.size(); i++) { strBuf.append((object)vector.elementAt(i)); } String newString = strBuf.toString(); Let...
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    Updated AS2 specification

    A new draft spec has just been published at http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-ediint-as2-14.txt that's why you could not find the old url.

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