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Hi Diancecht, Thanks for the reply. I did fear the performance issue. However, as far as coding goes, I am already done with it and I have tested it as well. Seems to work really well. Its a really basic utility. All it does is: 1. Look up the class, create a new instance of the class. 2...

Hello everybody! I have never used reflection before is my first time even playing around with it. I was thinking about a utility that will take a pojo as a parameter and them split a delimited line based on the fields defined in the pojo, create a new instance of the pojo and set the fields...

Integer x; for (x=0; x<2; x++) Wouldn't that be a type mismatch? Were you able to compile your code?

I would convert the number to String... then I can check the length and add or remove the digits as required.

I am no guru at this stuff but the way I normally do is public class MyBean { private String fname = StringUtil.EMPTY; public MyBean(String fname) { this.fname = fname; } public String getFname() { return fname; } public void setFname(String fname) { this.fname = fname; } }...

org.apache.commons.fileupload If you google, you will find exactly what you are looking for. Just remember not to code all that into your JSP though.

RoadCond rc = rc.getUniqueQuery(); // How can you use rc.getUniqueQuery() in the same line where you are initiallizing and assigning value to the object. Basically rc is not initialized. Hence null pointer. What you need is something like: RoadCond rc = new RoadCond(); Object o =...

JButton myButton = new JButton(new ImageIcon("my image") ); Border noBorder = new LineBorder(Color.WHITE, 0); myButton.setBorder(noBorder); I think that should work.

In that case my next approach would be to use RandomAccessFile. I would also try something like creating a new temp file for write and once you are done then delete the original file and rename the temp file. PS: I am just throwing random ideas here. I have not really tried them.

You should be able to use the Fileinputstream and fileoutputstream on the same file simultaneously. Have you tried it?

When you say that you the values are lost when page reloads, what kind of page is it? Is it a JSP page? You need to give little more information. You can set attributes to save the list and use that to get the dynamic values entered. The primary key should never be adjusted. If any record is...

Try the new line char instead. Either "/n " OR for system independence use System.getProperty("line.separator");

I tried both the ways and I was able to cut 20 secs off the total processing by pulling up all the data beforehand than single query for each employee. Thanks for all the inputs!

I would use third party libraries to play the MP3 file. Check out the following link. They have a good example as well. http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/faq/mp3/mp3.html

Diancecht, Unfortunately the type of work I am doing, I am not allowed to add any objects in the DB. That violates the contract. So the only solution I have is through the java.