JasperReports seems quite good.

http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net

I guess the documentation could be a bit better though.

I had the same problem with one of my computers and it was the PSU that was broken. As soon as I unplugged CD-ROM, HDD and floppy and just had the motherboard itself plugged in the computer started. As soon as I connected the HDD again it showed the same symptoms as before.

Switched the PSU and the computer is happily working again.

At least I got a graph that looked like the screenshots on the homepage. I could click around the different packages and the graph was updated.

I also use a manually installed Eclipse for the same reason.

I installed Metrics in my Eclipse 3.0 on Debian Sarge from this link http://metrics.sourceforge.net/update by going via Help - Software updates - Find and install and adding the above site as a new remote site. Everything seems to work ok for me after I enabled metrics for the project in the project properties and then rebuilt the project.

Best regards,
Joakim

While speaking about Jeffs typing. Was someone typing for Jeff during the online-chat? I didn't spot any misspellings in the transscript.  

Set the content-type to "application/x-java-jnlp-file" and then just stream the JNLP-file to the output-stream you get from response.getOutputStream.

Just set the content-type and stream away.

See HttpServletResponse.setContentType and HttpServletResponse.getOutputStream for more information.

This is the link to the feedback form.

http://developers.sun.com/contact/feedback.jsp?requrl=UserTypedUrl&category=rlpu

I actually found someone at Sun that took care of that problem for me. There was a feedback-form or something buried deep in an FAQ somewhere.

/Joakim

You wouldn't even need to enter the $_ =~ part since the perl interpreter uses $_ by default but maybe you added that for readability