Help with Java Menu on my homepage

I'm Trying to implement a java navigation bar on my page http://www.dish-network-dishnetwork.com any ideas?

I'm afraid your making the classic error of confusing java with javascript. Your much more likely to get a decent answer at a place like this : http://www.jsworkshop.com/forum/index.php3

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    [http://www.cs.jhu.edu/~jason/226/hw3/source/EditableString.java]

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    No - Google it
    Yes - Continue on with this post
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        // fill this in
      }Do you know how to read?
    No - How did you answer this question then?
    Yes - Then why can't you read the comments above each method. Is it really that hard to understand?
    Mel

  • Help with Java Web Service

    Hi,
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    import com.agile.api.IAdmin;
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    import com.agile.api.IAgileList;
    import com.agile.api.IAgileSession;
    import com.agile.api.IAutoNumber;
    import com.agile.api.IDataObject;
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    import com.agile.api.IServiceRequest;
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    I know that this is a little bit circuitous, but I think it will work.
    Regards
    Christophe

  • Help with java translator...PLEASE!!!

    I am currently in the process of learning the JAVA language.
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