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Kindly mention the complete Question?

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1. No, it will take lots of code changes
2. Maybe
3. That depends on what its functions are
4. You may not have to convert it at all
5. Maybe, that's your choice

try to check for errors on your compuiter 

Swing is java library that provides basic GUI controls [also called widgets like buttons, checkboxes, labels, menus, etc.. You can use it to create a interactive application with nice interface.

More info here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swing_(Java)

Could you elaborate more on what a round robin program is?

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This might give you a clue how to make an action listener that will do validation for your JTextField:

http://java.sun.com/developer/JDCTechTips/2001/tt1120.html


Good luck,

Milan

in which language specify it

If you would like to create a report with java there are a couple of things that you could focus on using. You could either go for Crystal Reports, or even Jasper Reports or any other reporting kit for java. To download the Java Enterprises latest tool.. I need clarification with this one. Do you mean J2EE SDKs? if you do just go to the sun microsystems website and download it from there. To create an exe file... jars are normally the ones you get when you compile java codes. The best thing to do here is to create batch files to run your compiled java applications.

servlet comes under j2ee for server side programming whereas java script
for client side

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http://tldp.org/LDP/Linux-Filesystem-Hierarchy/html/

You will be familier with linux once you understand the files system...

A great website for all kinds of completed Java applets and tutorials is http://www.javafile.com/

Use JavaRA:

http://raproducts.org/

Works great for getting rid of older Java installs. Has links to the Java update pages inside the program too.

Also, try installing Firefox and use it to download Java installer.

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