1) Use code Tags
2)SortNow(); // No paramater
3)private int SortNow(int[] a,int i, int n) // Three Paramter
You are calling a function which dont exist...
Pass paramters or make empty paramter function.
1) Use code Tags
2)SortNow(); // No paramater
3)private int SortNow(int[] a,int i, int n) // Three Paramter
You are calling a function which dont exist...
Pass paramters or make empty paramter function.
//Wrong
for (arrayPosition = 0; arrayPosition == cipherText.length(); arrayPosition++, letterPosition++)
//Right
for (arrayPosition = 0; arrayPosition < cipherText.length(); arrayPosition++, letterPosition++)
You have used == instead of less or greater then symbol on line 29
Sorry, but u can give me warning , not a negative point......
http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/layout/visual.html
These are all the layouts which java have... Check which one fulfill ur requirement.
Found solution..... and it worked great.
table.changeSelection(i,j,true,false);
u must give me a reputation point on finding such a solution for this forum :) Joking, and thanx for helping.
Hahaha You must be kidding , no body will read this much for you... Make a small demo so we start helping you. Atleast divide them in small task.
// First Define "a" outside addTab then add "a", Compiler cant recognize ram a
tab.addTab("RD",ram a);
// Its Listener
b1.addActionListeners(this);
//Implement Action Listener
class abc extends JPanel
{
public abc()
{
txt1=new JTextField(15);
b1=new JButton("submit");
b1.addActionListeners(this);
add(b1);
}
}
// JFrame is not visible to void main function , also u are using Jframe Extend then why a new JFrame.
JFrame frame
See some Java Program's.....
Check my post, i already solved your matter. At least i deserve a positive point. ;-)
Anuradha, The problem was i wasnt using addRow.. But thanx to mKorbel it corrected. I already used Net Beans , Problem is visual tools dont provide enough controls so its better to code in case of performance matter s/w project's.
import java.util.Date;
import java.text.DateFormat;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
private String getDateTime() {
DateFormat dateFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm:ss");
Date date = new Date();
return dateFormat.format(date);
}
Format Your Date Structure.
why dont u make a separate function and use it in constructor to initialize....
You forget this
students[0] = new Student();
same goes for all other...
Threads will make them more easier..... Please post your code....