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...

I'll help out, but you just need to tell us what you want, if you want to compare ips then say that, not about how to create a socket

you are trying to compare objects with clientsocket.equals
...

you can use something like this


int port = 8000;
String ipAdd = "192.168.100.5";
int timeout = 1000;

SocketAddress sockAddr = new InetSocketAddress(ipAdd, port);
Socket s = new Socket();...

right, the compiler is correct, but you're not going to start the program without the static

you are trying to call the non static newCar from inside a static

use this inside of main

Car...

how about this


public static void main

lol what is this

step 1: what is your problem
step 2: what have you done
step 3: what do you want us to help with

would love to help you imbestatjava, but i have no clue what you are trying to do

multiply by numbers by products of 7,8,9 and 1,2,3?
that part is understandable, but what is this?

i don't get...

well what are you having trouble with then?

you told us what you need to do, and you said you could program it, so if you need help with something specific, let us know

well show us what you have worked on, we won't do it for you, only help you

agree with stultuske, quite a cumbersome task

not sure how your db is laid out, but typically what you would do insert a new record with a timestamp and only pull from the latest timestamp's...

sorry i assumed you knew where to place it


public static void main(String []args)
{
new GridDrawingApplet();
}

new GridDrawingApplet();


you don't need to explicitly call paint

hey man, it takes time to grasp onto the concept of programming, (althought we all can't admit it :-) ), i commend you on trying and thats what we like to see here, not just give me an answer

keep...

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])
{

lol i don't think checking if the password contains c o o l, was too secure, thats why i made the post

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?

it needs to be changed to this format

if (userPass.charAt(index) == 'c')


but you are making it hard, you can do this

if(userPass.startsWith("cool")){
return false;
}

what is your question? also please post code in code tags, much easier on the eyes

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

you have your for loop commented out

for startes make these changes

int n;

n=input.nextInt();

for(int i=0; i<= n; i++){
//do your println's here using i instead of n

post your code, its hard to see what you are having trouble with

public boolean isEmply(){
if(top == -1){
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
}

public boolean isFull(){
if((stackSize - 1) == top){

are you wanting dynamic variable names?

if so you can't do that in java
you can use an ArrayList or HashMap to store a name and a class


String userSpecifiedName = "SunServer";...

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');

lol but he will fall later rather than sooner

System.out.println(addBuddy(buddyName, server.userList));

sorry not able to confirm this and test your code right now, but try adding validate() before your repaint()

you probably want to move this to DBUtil and return a resultset from it


ResultSet rs = pstmt.executeQuery();


also unless its an abstract class with the prepared statement that you...

very true ddanbe

just gets frustrating when you make post with an answer, and then the original poster doesn't read it and posts back



i shall put my sword away

now its 21, this guy is a joke