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| homework(easy): Java GUI/Netbeans using java.util.LinkedList Hello i have an important homework assignment which is due up on mon 26th and i need a competent java programmer with netbeans expirence. Problem is as follows: It's a small project and i have basically designed all the forms and buttons needed etc. Now i need someone to link my buttons to classes that use the java.util.LinkedList / Iratator / Serializable functions to just store basic infomations from text fields into a linked list and then into a user specified text file, where i can then search, add, delete etc .. Its worth about 10% of my final grade, and due on monday so contact me asap ill pay 200$ collegestuffs@safe-mail.net |
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| Re: homework(easy): Java GUI/Netbeans using java.util.LinkedList Why don't you post your project here for us to look at? |
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| Re: homework(easy): Java GUI/Netbeans using java.util.LinkedList Quit. Just quit now. |
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| Re: homework(easy): Java GUI/Netbeans using java.util.LinkedList I am familar with creating this type of application without a GUI builder.. homework spec doesnt insist on a GUI builder, but i feel netbeans adds more functionalitys quicker and im sure id get higher grades . As the netbeans generated code can be quite long i put the netbeans generated code onto this paste bin: http://rafb.net/p/ho7SKr98.html |
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| Re: homework(easy): Java GUI/Netbeans using java.util.LinkedList Ok so what's the actual problem? You don't know how to use netbeans? |
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| Re: homework(easy): Java GUI/Netbeans using java.util.LinkedList well this is the first time i have attempted to make a gui with so many menus and a login system with netbeans, and also i am unlear on how to use the: java.Util.LinkedList for the linked list as i have only used my own code to initate the nodes etc, why re-invent the wheel? :) and a way to save the list using serializable (?) or bufferered reader and then doing searches on it for specific records, maybe implement a grep util i have code for, all the time i just really need like 10 JTextFields and 6 buttons working it.... |
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| Re: homework(easy): Java GUI/Netbeans using java.util.LinkedList Ok so you've never used a GUI builder and your project is due monday. Oh dear. Good luck though! |
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| Re: homework(easy): Java GUI/Netbeans using java.util.LinkedList well i can maybe forget the gui builder and use the classes outside it, but how would i create nodes using the new java.util.LinkedList and present them in a form to save to a text file and manipulate them ? |
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| Re: homework(easy): Java GUI/Netbeans using java.util.LinkedList i managed to knock up a GUI with GUIGenie and it compiles fine in JCreator. now i need someone to help me implement the java.Util.LinkedList and other classes so i can save/read/delete from the linked list ! code is as below: ///Generated by GuiGenie - Copyright (c) 2004 Mario Awad. |
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| Re: homework(easy): Java GUI/Netbeans using java.util.LinkedList i have continued with the code above and have tried to implement the linked list re-inventing the wheel ... any ideas guys to make the list work and print into the textfields? ///Generated by GuiGenie - Copyright (c) 2004 Mario Awad. |
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