you are trying to run the jar file

do you have this in there?


public static void main(String [] args)


i'm assuming you don't, but for a jar file to be run, just like any other code, it...

use the same for loop concept, put it at the bottom of the while loop


for(int i=0; i<index; i++)
{
System.out.println(num[i]);
}

you are doing a single check with the if loop

do a for


bool contains = false;
for(int i=0; i<index; i++)
{
if (number == num[i])
{

depends upon the context, a lot of times you will check to see if bytesRead > -1 or sometimes you check for CRLF (carriage return line feed), other times you will pass how many bytes you will be...

i believe its because you have to "tell" the server when you are done sending, since you want the server to send the request back you have to say i'm done, now send the information

lol it is working and you are asking what is wrong?

what part doesn't work? or you mean why it didn't work before?

ah hah, forgot to look at the previous post, i've had some trouble, normally not, but sometimes yes, just want to try and eliminate all possibilities

and also just to make sure you aren't running client and server on the same machine are you?

sorry to bombard you with links, but here is another server example

http://fragments.turtlemeat.com/javawebserver.php

sorry don't have time to debug it right now,
are you getting an ioexception in the server from the first trycatch?

nm, think i was thinking of something else

can you please post the server and client code, at least the guts part where its sending and receiving

i don't think it will return null, until the socket gets closed

not for sure if this is the terminator, but did you check for "." (period) with crlf?

also check -1

sorry, forgot it was java, here's a sample java tcplistener

http://www.koders.com/java/fid857615100E60AA30093DF6D87C3135D7AE75C4F5.aspx

here ya go, just needs slight modification on response and your listening ports

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/IP/tcpclientserver.aspx

try this

Character.isLetter('1');

same lines as i am thinking, don't understand the need for an interface when its not used, and a getter that is void

maybe it is these instructors now days

if you are calling getArms or getLegs why should that return void? when you call a getter something should be returned, i guess he is just wanting output, but anyway beyond my rant

From i guess...

nice job catching your mistake

also do the the validate before repaint

you can do something like return a boolean



public boolean loadFile(){
boolean readFile = Boolean.FALSE;

try {
//load file
readFile = Boolean.TRUE;

you can pass parameters using


<applet .....
<PARAM name="param" value="value">
</applet>


in your init

i would create a method called isInSet and you iterate through the characters and check, you can't do a character check the way you are wanting to unless you add them to a list or an array of some...

and you are getting 0's for everything after you put in lets say 3 entries?

hmmm, i have the same code and it is working for me

this piece is above the while loop

if (grade>=0 && grade<=100)


the piece of code i meant

read closely at my previous post

notice 100.0


Apercent = (((double)Acounter/counter)*100.0);


i know you have an if statement before the loop, the problem is that you are reading inside...

looks like lowest grade needs to be changed a little bit


if ((lowest>grade) && (grade > -1)){
lowest=grade;
}

what about this


Apercent = (((double)Acounter/counter)*100.0);

here is some pseudo-code for you

List<Book> usefulBooks;
int cashAvailable = cash;
booklist = query books by usefulness descending
for(Book book : booklist)
{
if(cashAvailable -...

You should have it, but here's the link

http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/sound/index.jsp

here's a tip

use while loops when you don't know the number of iterations (you never know when the user will type "no")

use a for loop for a known size
(for each hour in the day, have 5...

Sure thing, always show your effort and we will be more than willing to help

Ok, so you are meaning its correct then?

close, you need to make the loop go outside of all that, also please place code in code tags


System.out.println(" Do you want to enter information ?");
String choose = input.nextLine();
...

the problem looks to be this inside of stop_sub


commandString = fileScan.next ();


there is no command with it, therfore you are reading "output" inside of the stop_sub section

I'll give you a place to start

The problem you are running into is with indexing urls that are "urlrewrite"

This isn't specific to horse racing, its widely used, but theres a place to start

lol your guess is correct

either its not installed, or you need to add it as a reference or classpath or whatnot

The scanner constructor takes a string as a source to read from, the string is not a filepath

use this

File file = new File(fName);

Scanner in = new Scanner(file);

Agree with stultuske. You need to create something like a "wrapper" class. Lets say for example the jar file will load an employee, but you want to add a check if the employee is still active.
...

Sure thing. Any other questions, feel free to post to the forums.

no, that is a negative -1

then it will count

for (int number=10; number > -1; number--)

10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0

if you don't want to include the 0 set

it will be this


for (int number=10; number >= 0; number--)


you must say, while number is greater than or equal to 0

i normally also try to avoid >= in for loops and use only >