What java version are you using?
If you are using 1.5 for example then you can map the letters with the morse code using a hashmap:


HashMap<Character,String> map =...

That's because you don't read what I say to you. You just copy paste:

I changed this:

...
<option value='CONFIG_SOURCE' <%= ("CONFIG_SOURCE".equals(choice)) ? ("selected='selected'") : ""%>...

Start your own thread, be more descriptive, did you put it in the session?

It is like I said. You lack the very basics and you should be ready to accept criticism:

Java is executed at the server. Then the page is generated and then send to the client pure html.
...

Do you know jsp, or how to submit a request using form.
If yes then maybe you can have the button ("Add Cart") submit the form that has the items the customer has selected and after you retrieve...

I usually don't work with frame and I don't have time to give it much thought right now.
But, have you tried submitting the form to the jsp that is the second frame?

I assume you have a page...

Here is how:
1) Post to correct forum
2) Be more descriptive on your problem
3) Show some effort

If you are talking about a web application

4) Learn about request, session
5) Learn about...

Thanks for the idea. I have been wanting to create a game similar to this for fun, just to kill time, but couldn't get any smart ideas.
I will definitely build this and give it to my friends to play.

What is the range of the random numbers? Because you can use the Math.random.
Check the API

Given this:

document.getElementbyName('myCombo').selectedValue = session.getAttribute("choice");

I simply advised you to study a little more before trying things that are out of your league....

You cannot combine java and javascript that way. They are NOT the same:

document.getElementbyName('myCombo').selectedValue = '<%= session.getAttribute("choice") %>';


I see from your previous...

First of all request.setAttribute is void. It doesn't return a value to put it in a string.

Secondly:



You just said that it works. Then what is the problem? You cannot just go to a page,...

I can't see a problem with your page. Does the page submits? Does it go from page A to page B? Is the name of the Test.jsp correct and are the pages in the same folder?

Does onChange works? Should...

At the validation I believe that the seconds should until 59. For the hours you 23, 59. Why not the same for seconds.

For the extract when you multiply and then do a mod, you will get 0.

123 *...

When the user logs in, do you put that user in the session?

String username;
String password;

// check the database to see if the user is valid.
if (yes) {
...

For the first problem the method would be:


public int calculateFactor(int a, int b) {
...
}


Inside you will do the checks described in the assignment. No explanation needed. The...

For the second problem. You need the largest divisor? Then why start the loop from 1 and not from the number itself:

int n; // read from input using Scanner;
int maxDivisor = 1;

for (int...

Well I would use a double matrix:

String [][] ARRAY = {
{"A", "B", ...},
{"B", "C", ...},
{"C", "D", ...},
....
}

Your first code will not compile and it is not java (elif)

The second is totally inefficient and shows no thinking at all to the real problem

Why don't you use the post method?

Given your description (the lack of description that is), you may use a System.out.println.

And what is the point of this post? This is a 4 year old thread which has been revived 1 year ago, with no useful information. Can someone please close this?

public class testAssert {
public static void main(String[] args) {
int x = 5;
int y = 7;

boolean b = x!=y;

...

First of all when you have questions such as this, always search the API.

http://java.sun.com/javaee/5/docs/api/javax/servlet/http/HttpSession.html#isNew()
...

First of all you don't need to have 2 Scanner classes. One would be enough and you can call its methods as many times as you like in order to read as much input as you want.


And to VernonDozier,...

Actually I understood that the objective was to monitor how many times a word appeared.
I would suggest sth like this:

String word;
Vector linesAppeared;

And the size of the vector would be...

Vector vIf = new Vector();

....
// inside the while loop
if (line.equals("if")) {
Freq[1] = Freq[1] + 1;
vIf.add(lineCount);
}

Both of your posts mean nothing to us:

Do you want us to search that chaos of yours in order to find the "first curly brace"?
or do you expect us to count 424 lines?

Post relevant code where...

At what line you get the error and what does it say and at which class?

You probably haven't defined the actionPerformed method.

That question has already been answered.
This thread has 19 posts and you went and read only the first and skipped the rest?



Like I said, if you read the rest of the thread you will realize...

Don't loop like this:

for(int row=0; row<5; row++){
for(int col=0; col<3; col++){


Always like this:

for(int row=0; row<array.length; row++){
for(int col=0; col<array[row].length; col++){

You know very well that this is not the way to declare variables:

int firstnumber = 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13;
int secondnumber = 1,2,3,4;

If you can't fix this, don't go any further.
...

First it will calculate what is inside the parenthesis and return it. Then it will concatenate it with the rest:
System.out.println("(a)" + (1 + m[k]) );

// "(a)" + (1 + m[k]) --> "(a)" + (1+2)...

Read the comments



int m [] = { 3, 2, 5, 2 };
int k = 0;

// k has value 0 so it returns 3. THEN k is increased because the ++ is after the variable
System.out.println("(a)" + m[ k++ ];

If you search the net with: "ActionListener" you will receive plenty of examples:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/events/actionlistener.html
I took an example from that page and...

That is done by DHTML. There are examples in the web. Just search using:
"html tabs menu"

The ones between the "" are strings and they will be printed they way they are. Surely you have written the Hello World program:

System.out.println("Hello World");

System.out.println("Row...

What do you mean by "X".
Maybe this:

number " + loops + " " + loops + " x " + num + " = " + result);

Be more careful!!.
You missed the postcode. Count your arguments.

java.util.Vector (http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/util/Vector.html)

Vector<Integer> v = new Vector<Integer>();

v.add(1);
v.add(2);
v.add(3);

for (int i=0;i<v.size();i++) {
...