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  1. suneSorg

    My first program - New Java - CheckBoxs and Output?

    Could you try to show the output? That would be helpfull.
  2. suneSorg

    Key Listeners

    As far as i know the JPanel can't get focus unless you set it yourself.
  3. suneSorg

    Key Listeners

    You could write your own class which extends JPanel and implements KeyListener. Also it should override JPanel's add-method, and it that method you can assign every component you add an KeyListerner ex. import javax.swing.*; import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; public class KeyPanel...
  4. suneSorg

    no output

    As far as i can see you have to add the mainPanel to the Applet itself.
  5. suneSorg

    Designing a jsp/servlet-based job/career-search web site

    try to take a look at: http://www.jspinsider.com/index.view
  6. suneSorg

    Error connecting to Oracle

    have you installed the jar file containing the oracle jdbc drivers in the classpath?
  7. suneSorg

    how to create an Object array and how to work with it

    With this line test obTest[] = new test[10]; you have meade the declaration but the array is still empty you have to fill it with test-Objects ex. for(int i=0; i<obTest.length; i++) obTest[i]=new test();
  8. suneSorg

    entering integer in program

    I have to correct myself i have discovered a spelling mistake, it should say: &quot;.....and you can't assign a String.....
  9. suneSorg

    Toggle Button Q

    You can use the method setText(String) eks. buttonName.setText(&quot;Back&quot;); and of course the button should have added an ActionListerner, to monitor the click
  10. suneSorg

    entering integer in program

    You get the error because the line s = new String[n]; tries to assign a String array of size n to s, and you can assign a String array to a String. The String constructor you are trying to use takes a char array as a parameter. But why don't you cast into a String in the first place?
  11. suneSorg

    remove and add to Panels

    If you add changePanel.updateUI(); in every case you should get the result you want
  12. suneSorg

    Swing 1.4 vs 1.3

    Look at sun's homepage java.sun.com they list all the differences and improvments between 1.3 and 1.4

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