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Suppose you are trying to prepare a Calculator using java programming language and also you are trying to prepare your calculator using JTextField (javax.swing.JTextField).

Here I have given a little example how to use TextField (JTextField) of java in JFrame.

Using the following code you will be able to learn how to put or use or show :) TextField (JTextField) in java and how to position the TextField in JFrame.

Here is the Code Example:

import javax.swing.*;

import java.awt.Dimension;

import java.awt.Toolkit;

public class Calc extends JFrame

{

JTextField ques, answer;

private Toolkit toolkit;

public Calc()

{

JPanel panel =new JPanel();

getContentPane().add(panel);

panel.setLayout(null);

// UIManager.LookAndFeelInfo laf[]=UIManager.getInstalledLookAndFeels();

setSize(300,200);

setTitle(“Easy Calculator”);

setDefaultCloseOperation(EXIT_ON_CLOSE);

toolkit=getToolkit();

Dimension size=toolkit.getScreenSize();

setLocation(size.width/2-getWidth()/2, size.height/2-getHeight()/2);

ques=new JTextField();

answer=new JTextField();

JButton calculate=new JButton(“Calculate”);

calculate.setBounds(75,50,90,30);

ques.setBounds(10,10,220,30); // Positioning of TextField(JTextField)

answer.setBounds(10,100,220,30); //Positioning of TextField(JTextField)

panel.add(calculate);

panel.add(ques ); // Adding TextField(JTextField) in JPanel

panel.add(answer ); // Adding TextField(JTextField) in JPanel

}

public static void main(String args[])

{

Calc cal=new Calc();

cal.setVisible(true);

}

Java Basic Problems

Java: Add value to a vector which is inside another vector.

December 6, 2010 allaboutbasic

Sometimes what we do in java programming, we add value to a vector and then adds that vector to another vector (Vector inside another vector).

For example

(“X”,”Y”,”Z”) is in Vector name

name.add(“X”);

name.add(“Y”);

name.add(“Z”);

(“M”, “N”,”O”) is in Vector name1

name1.add(“M”);

name1.add(“N”);

name1.add(“O”);

Add this name and name1 vector in nameContainer Vector

nameContainer.add(name);

nameContainer.add(name1);

So, if you want to add another value or modify the vector name and name1 which are inside nameContainer Vector, do the following according to the given code.

Code Example

import java.util.Vector;

public class VectorDemo

{

VectorDemo()

{

Vector name=new Vector();

Vector name1=new Vector();

Vector name2=new Vector();

name2.add(“Its me”);

Vector nameContainer=new Vector();

name.add(“X”);

name.add(“Y”);

name.add(“Z”);

nameContainer.add(name);

name1.add(“M”);

name1.add(“N”);

name1.add(“O”);

nameContainer.add(name1);

System.out.println(“Before NameContainer Value:”+nameContainer.get(0));

((Vector)nameContainer.get(0)).add(“HI”);

System.out.println(“name get 0 and 1:”+name.get(0)+” “+name.get(1));

System.out.println(“AfterNameContainer Value:”+nameContainer.get(0));

((Vector)nameContainer.get(0)).add(name2.get(0));

System.out.println(“AfterNameContainer Value:”+nameContainer.get(0).toString());

}

public static void main(String args[])

{

VectorDemo x=new VectorDemo();

}

OUTPUT:

Java Basic Problems

JPanel Layout: How to add CheckBox Vertically or Horizontally in JPanel using BoxLayout

December 5, 2010December 5, 2010 allaboutbasic

We can use BoxLayout in Java to add or show CheckBox Vertically or Horizontally in JPanel.

According to our need in software we have to code in such a way that CheckBox should appear in JPanel in Horizontal or Vertical position.

For Vertical Position of CheckBox in JPanel : javax.swing.BoxLayout.Y_AXIS is used

For Horizontal Position of CheckBox in JPanel : javax.swing.BoxLayout.X_AXIS is used

Sample Java code example:

private javax.swing.JScrollPane jsp_jobWorkProcess = null;

JCheckBox chk_Embrodary=new JCheckBox(“Embrodary”);

JCheckBox chk_Cutting=new JCheckBox(“Cutting”);

JCheckBox cb_Sewing=new JCheckBox(“Sewing”);

JButton jb_next= new JButton();

private javax.swing.JScrollPane getSst_jobWorkProcess()

{

if(jsp_jobWorkProcess == null) {

jsp_jobWorkProcess = new javax.swing.JScrollPane();

JPanel panel=new JPanel();

panel.setLayout(new javax.swing.BoxLayout(panel, javax.swing.BoxLayout.Y_AXIS));

JLabel lblHeader=new JLabel(“Job Work Process Selection”);

panel.add(lblHeader);

panel.add(chk_Embrodary);

panel.add(chk_Cutting);

panel.add(cb_Sewing);

panel.add(getJb_Next());

jsp_jobWorkProcess.setBounds(37, 248, 179, 120);

jsp_jobWorkProcess.setViewportView(panel);

}

return jsp_jobWorkProcess;

}
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Java Basic Problems

Java: How to Know in which line Java Exception Occurred?

December 4, 2010December 4, 2010 allaboutbasic

There is a very simple way to know where and which line exception occurs in your java code, and it is very useful tool for diagnosing an Exception.printStackTrace() is that simple tool which will help you to diagnose your code in an easy way

It will tell you what happened and where (in which line ) in the code this exception happened

printStackTrace() is a method of the Throwable class. All Exceptions are a subclass of that class.

It’s a great debugging tool.

Here is the code example with output to show the function of printStackTrace()

import java.io.*;

class numerator1

{

static String input;

static int intInput;

public void myNumerator()

{

try

{

BufferedReader br=new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));

System.out.println(“\n”);

System.out.println(“Enter the Numeric:”);

System.out.println(“\n”);

input=br.readLine();

intInput=Integer.parseInt(input);

System.out.println(“\n”);

System.out.println(“You have Entered:”+intInput);

System.out.println(“\n”);

intInput=intInput/0;

//It will cause an error as I have divided the input number by zero(0)

//java.lang.ArithmeticException: / by zero (Check the Output)

System.out.println(“\n”);

}

catch(Exception e)

{

//System.out.println(“Error:”+e.getMessage());

Exception newEx = new Exception(“Error at:”+new java.util.Date()+””,e);

newEx.printStackTrace();

}

public static void main(String args[])

{

numerator1 x=new numerator1();

x.myNumerator();

}

}OUTPUT:

Java Basic Problems

Java: Comparison between Vector value and String Value

December 2, 2010December 2, 2010 allaboutbasic

If you want to compare the String value stored in a Vector with another String value then its for you. I have given here a better Comparison solution to compare the value in

a Vector with another String.

Here is the code example:

import java.util.Vector;

public class MainClass {

public MainClass() {

Vector vec=new Vector();

vec.add(“Jhony”);

String name=”Jhony”;

/*********************Better Way***************************/

if(vec.get(0).toString().trim().equalsIgnoreCase(name))

{

System.out.println(“First Try Name Match”);

}

else

{

System.out.println(“First Try Name Not Matched”);

}

/*********************End of: Better Way***************************/

/*********************Not so Better Way***************************/

if(vec.get(0).toString()==name)

{

System.out.println(“Second Try Name Match”);

}

else

{

System.out.println(“Second Try Name Not Matched”);

}

/****************End of : Not so Better Way**********************/

}

public static void main(String[] args) {

MainClass x=new MainClass();

}

Java Basic Problems

Java: Checkbox value to Vector

December 2, 2010 allaboutbasic

If CheckBox is selected True will be added in the Vector if CheckBox is not selected False will be added.

Sometimes we may need in java programming to do such code where if any CheckBox is selected than True should need to be added in the Vector in the same way, if CheckBox is not selected then False will be added in Vector.

Here is the code snippet by which you can solve the problem described above.

Vector data=new Vector();

data.add((chkbox_buyer_name.isSelected()?”true”:”false”)+””);

data.add((chkbox_item_number.isSelected()?”true”:”false”)+””);

data.add((cb_order_number.isSelected()?”true”:”false”)+””);

data.add((chkbox_style_number.isSelected()?”true”:”false”)+””);

data.add((chkbox_style_description.isSelected()?”true”:”false”)+””);

Java Basic Problems

Java: How to know which menu item is clicked??

December 1, 2010December 1, 2010 allaboutbasic

Sometimes in java, while we do GUI programming to prepare software we add menu bar(For example javax.swing.JMenuItem jMenuItem).In the menu bar we add various menu items according to our necessity.

While adding menu item, we have to indicate which menu item is clicked and which action need to be performed on that click.

Here I have given a code snippet to identify which menu item is clicked.

private javax.swing.JMenuItem jMenuItem = null;

private javax.swing.JMenuItem jMenuItem1 = null;

jMenuItem.setText(“Approve” );

jMenuItem1.setText(“Reject” );

if(jMenuItem.getText().trim().equalsIgnoreCase(“Approve” ) )

{

Do the following action

——-

—-

}

Java Basic Problems

Java: Integer (numeric) to String (word) conversion

November 30, 2010November 30, 2010 allaboutbasic

Here is a little example of java where I have converted the integer or numeric value, entered by the user, to String or word.

The given code will work for 1 to 1999. You can increase the limit by doing little change in the given code.

Here is the full code example:

import java.io.*;

class numerator

{

static String input;

static int intInput;

static String strRemainder;

static int intRemainder;

static String inWord=””;

static int firstCount=0;

public void myNumerator()

{

try

{

BufferedReader br=new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));

System.out.println(“\n”);

System.out.println(“Enter the Numeric:”);

System.out.println(“\n”);

input=br.readLine();

intInput=Integer.parseInt(input);

System.out.println(“\n”);

System.out.println(“You have Entered:”+intInput);

beforeCalculator(intInput);

System.out.println(“\n”);

System.out.println(“In Word:”+inWord);

}

catch(Exception e)

{

System.out.println(“Error:”+e.getMessage());

}

public void beforeCalculator(int inputa)

{

int length;

String dividor=”1″;

int intDividor;

int intFirstValue;

String strFirstValue=””;

if (calculator(inputa).trim().toString()==”0″)

{

firstCount++;

strRemainder=Integer.toString(inputa);

length=strRemainder.length();

for(int i=0;i<length-1;i++)

{

dividor=dividor+”0″;

}

intDividor=Integer.parseInt(dividor);

intFirstValue= inputa/intDividor;

intRemainder=inputa%intDividor;

int intRemainval= intFirstValue* intDividor;

strFirstValue=calculator(intRemainval);

inWord=inWord+” “+strFirstValue;

beforeCalculator(intRemainder);

}

else

{

//beforeCalculator(intRemainval);

if(firstCount==0)

{

inWord=calculator(inputa);

}

else

{

inWord=inWord+” “+calculator(intRemainder);

}

private String calculator(int d)

{

switch(d)

{

case 1:

return “One”;

case 2:

return “Two”;

case 3:

return “Three”;

case 4:

return “Four”;

case 5:

return “Five”;

case 6:

return “Six”;

case 7:

return “Seven”;

case 8:

return “Eight”;

case 9:

return “Nine”;

case 10:

return “Ten”;

case 11:

return “Eleven”;

case 12:

return “Twelve”;

case 13:

return “Thirteen”;

case 14:

return “Forteen”;

case 15:

return “Fifteen”;

case 16:

return “Sixteen”;

case 17:

return “SevenTeen”;

case 18:

return “Eighteen”;

case 19:

return “Ninteen”;

case 20:

return “Twenty”;

case 30:

return “Thirty”;

case 40:

return “Forty”;

case 50:

return “Fifty”;

case 60:

return “Sixty”;

case 70:

return “Seventy”;

case 80:

return “Eighty”;

case 90:

return “Ninety”;

case 100:

return “One Hundred”;

case 200:

return “Two Hundred”;

case 300:

return “Three Hundred”;

case 400:

return “Four Hundred”;

case 500:

return “Five Hundred”;

case 600:

return “Six Hundred”;

case 700:

return “Seven Hundred”;

case 800:

return “Eight Hundred”;

case 900:

return “Nine Hundred”;

case 1000:

return “One Thousand”;

default:

return “0”;

}

public static void main(String args[])

{

numerator x=new numerator();

x.myNumerator();

}

OUTPUT:

Java Basic Problems

Java:Set Checkbox selected according to the value of database

November 29, 2010 allaboutbasic

Sometimes we may need to set the checkbox selected according to the value in database.

In our example buyer_name,item_number, order_number, and style_number are the database field and their value in database is set to True or False according to software requirement

Sample Database :

Config_parameter (varchar)	Config_value (varchar)
buyer_name	True
item_number	False
order_number	True
style_number	True
user_name	admin
password	xyz

Here is the sample code

Vector heading=new Vector();

heading.add(” About”);

heading.add(“Value”);

Vector config=new Vector();

Vector data=new Vector();

try {

config=Inter.getDetails(); // function Inter.getDetails() Collects data from database

data=(Vector)config.get(0);

} catch (RemoteException e) {

e.printStackTrace();

}

jtableView.setModel(new MyModel(data,heading));

jtableView.repaint();

HashMap hm=(HashMap)config.get(1);

if(hm.get(“buyer_name”)!=null)

{

// if database field (buyer_name)= =true then chkbox_buyer_name will be setSelected

chkbox_buyer_name.setSelected((hm.get(“buyer_name”).toString().equalsIgnoreCase(“true”) ? true : false));

}

if(hm.get(“item_number”)!=null)

{

// if database field (item_number)= =true then chkbox_item_number will be setSelected

chkbox_item_number.setSelected((hm.get(“item_number”).toString().equalsIgnoreCase(“true”) ? true : false));

}

if(hm.get(“order_number”)!=null)

{

// if database field (order_number)= =true then chkbox_order_number will be setSelected

chkbox_order_number.setSelected((hm.get(“order_number”).toString().equalsIgnoreCase(“true”) ? true : false));

}

if(hm.get(“style_number”)!=null)

{

chkbox_style_number.setSelected((hm.get(“style_number”).toString().equalsIgnoreCase(“true”) ? true : false));

}

if(hm.get(“style_description”)!=null)

{

chkbox_style_description.setSelected((hm.get(“style_description”).toString().equalsIgnoreCase(“true”) ? true : false));

}

Java Basic Problems

Java: Collect JTable value to Vector

November 28, 2010 allaboutbasic

Sometimes in Java programming we may need to collect the value in the JTable to a Vector

Here is a portion of the java code which is used to collect JTable value to Vector.

Code Example:

try

{

Vector data=new Vector(); // import java.util.Vector;

for(int i=0;i<jtable_config.getRowCount();i++)

{

data.add(jtable_config.getValueAt(i,0));

data.add(jtable_config.getValueAt(i,1));

System.out.println(“id”+data);

System.out.println(“name”+temp.VALUE);

}

catch (RemoteException e1)

{

e1.printStackTrace();

}

Author: allaboutbasic

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Java: Comparison between Vector value and String Value

Java: Checkbox value to Vector

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Java: Integer (numeric) to String (word) conversion

Java:Set Checkbox selected according to the value of database

Java: Collect JTable value to Vector