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I understand that currently only JDK 1.1 and 1.2 will work. And that some of the classes in these versions are restricted.
However, I wanted to know exactly which classes are restricted. I don't want to know why they are restricted ...just which ones.

It so happens that my programs compile correctly locally but won't compile on the Submit-o-matic.

Are Vectors allowed?

Thanks
Aniket

Since it is mentioned that Java will work only with 1.1 or 1.2, I decided to make my program fully compatible with 1.1.8.
I got past compilation problems after that and after making the common changes...like program class has to be "Main" and cannot be public.

I noticed one thing that the output should follow the input immediately...rather than fetching all input , processing and then outputting results.

Also...Vectors are allowed...whew!!
However since I compiled with 118, I couldn't take much advantage of the the rest of the Java API.

Aniket

Which methods are available for me??

http://acm.uva.es/problemset/java.html :
"The current support for Java platform is provided by a standard gcj 2.95 installation"

Then, if you want to see compatibility, download:
http://public.planetmirror.com/pub/sour ... .95.tar.gz

And please see the following link: http://gcc.gnu.org/java/

Compile in your normal java compiler, and look for
compatibility as needed. This works fine for me.

For example, the class Vector included in gcj 2.95 only admits methods like elementAt(int) and setElementAt(Object, int); but this class doesn't accept methods like get(int) and set(int, Object)

> I noticed one thing that the output should follow the input
> immediately...rather than fetching all input , processing and then
> outputting results.

Many times, I fetched all input, did the processing and wrote the output at end, without problems.

Here I am.

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