Terminating Java programs in UVa Online Judge

Question

Hi all. Pardon me if this post is a little off mark but then the UVa boards doesn't seem very active so...
Over at UVa, some problems specify the end of input or the number of inputs (i.e., some problems say that, "Input will be terminated by the line 0 0" or "The first line of the input contains the number of test cases"). However, some do not.
For suchlike problems (those that does not specify where/when input stops), I code I/O as:
public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException{
        try{
            BufferedReader InputBuffer = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));
            String test = InputBuffer.readLine();
            while(test != null && test.length() != 0){
                //Process input here...
                test = InputBuffer.readLine();
            InputBuffer.close();
        catch(Exception e){
}However, this returns a "Wrong Answer" and I am inclined to think that my problem is program termination (because so far, for the problems which specify when/where input ends, I haven't any problems and if I do, I can easily detect it). Is there anything wrong with my I/O? Maybe some quirk of the judge I wasn't able to handle?
Thanks for any insight!
(P.S. If there is nothing wrong with my I/O, I'll be off reviewing the problem and revising my code).

Answer 1

Sri,
yes you can. Please note, that by default SAP J2EE Engine will not start automatically when you log on to Windows. Instead, you can start it manually using the MMC shortcut that was placed on your desktop druing installation.
If all nodes are "green", yo can access the web interface of your server with http://<hostname>:50000.
For your custom applications written in NWDS, you have an entry in the project's context menu called "deploy archive and run" which will upload your project archive to SAP J2EE Engine and immediately start it.
Regards,
Dominik