Haha...I get those all the time programming in MS J++ . It usually has to do with a method call and passing a value which does not exist or is null. If a Java method expects a value and, instead, gets none or a null value, it will throw this exception. I guess the more important question is what are you doing and under what circumstances did this error crop up. Surf
I'm trying to open a stock streamer on Datek.com. It works fine on my computer at work(win nt), but not my piece of crap computer at home(win 2k).
Hmm....works fine on my win2k professional here at work in IE 6. I'm running it with MS Java(or msjava.dll) version 5.0 . Surf
Unfortunately, I get them all the time as well. Another likely cause is this: (in pseudocode) declare x1 create object and assign it to x1 (at this point the creation of object fails) run method A of x1 explanation: Since x1 does not exist, the pointer to method A of x1 is pointing nowhere, ergo Null pointer exception. In this case, the install might have failed, leaving you without the necessary object. Your browser version could also be different, meaning that you have the wrong version of the java run-time compiler. Possible solutions: 1. Re-install the program or component. 2. Get the newest version or patch of your browser. 3. Download the latest jdk from Sun - this will include a new java run-time engine. Good luck.
I'm sick of your computer and I don't even use the damn thing. I'm sick, sick, SICK of your stupid computer! It's got a new problem every freakin' week! (just messin' with ya! )
