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    1. COFor 8051 code you are running directly on the processor. This is very similar to the mode that operating system kernels operate in on x86 (and many other) processors. Your application runs in a different mode which allows the operating system to remap memory to make the application "think" that its code and data are in different places than they actually are. Another way to get around this is with position independant code. Rather than calls and jumps to absolute addresses relative addresses (+- offset) are used. These, mixed with what a runtime linker can do is how that works.
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    2. CO@Ken -- What Aaron is suggesting isn't a real algorithm, but is what you will want to do. Jar files are zip files with class files in them. A binary diff of old/foo.class and new/foo.class is likely to be reveal few differences, while a binary diff of old/foo.jar and new/foo.jar are likely to look way more different. You can easily just compress (zip) the binary diff of the class files and send that to your endpoints. Then at each end point they will unzip their each jar file that needs to be patched, apply the patch, and then zip them back up.
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    3. COThe first thing I do after encountering a run time error in somethign I've written quick (ie, without checking for errors) is to go ahead and take the time to implement the error checks that I left out. Then I find the absolute first place where the program doesn't do exactly what I thought it should do.
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