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can i gett a working prog on banking system in java urgently...my son has to present it at his junior college....the code shud make up to 50 pages of doc file.
can i gett a working prog on banking system in java urgently...my son has to present it at his junior college....the code shud make up to 50 pages of doc file.
Can you please explain about public static void main() detraily. if we dont use public what will happen when run the program and if we dont use static what vl happen? like that..Void and main()......
I'm pretty new to Java (as in I've used it for about 2 weeks) and I am stuck with a program idea that I have.
I'm currently writing a program that can act as a stand-alone app, but can also access files from a server to run tests and then spit out the results on the client PC.
The second part is where I have struck issues. I have looked on this site and Google for things like remote access, and remotely running a program from Java, but haven't found anything (yet), I was wondering if anyone knew how to, or knew of a tutorial that could help me with this.
Essentially, what I want to be able to do is have a server app running on the server PC and have the client connect to it (obvious ), but then allow the client to run files that are on the server, on the server PC (so the server does the work, the client doesn't see the files running) and then have the server send the results back to the client. I will also need it to be able to launch other apps like Excel on the server PC (as the app uses Excel to create and export graphs).
Any help at all on this would be greatly appreciated.
Hi; I am working in a Unix environment (HP UX B.11.23) with an Oracle 9i database.
I have been asked to create some custom "screens" in the text-based environment (only old dumb terminals, no windows). I am looking at Java as a possible way to do this (since there is a Java Compiler on the unix server already), but I have only worked with Java in a windows environment. I am a fairly advanced programmer in C, VB, PLSQL, etc, and have taken two classes in Java and feel that I have a good grasp of the basics of the Java language, but I am still a noob when it comes to what pre-defined classes are out there and how to fully utilize them.
I am wondering if there are some generic texted-based screen solutions (classes) out there for data entry purposes (jumping to pre-defined field positions, etc.) and if there could be a tutorial on how to use them.
I am also wondering if there is a generic class for communicating with Oracle 9i in a unix environment, and if there might also be a tutorial on how to use it.
This post has been edited by Wolfen261: 13 Dec, 2007 - 07:42 AM
I'm interested in knowing more about loops, If-then-else statements, and switch statements. I'm a beginner in Java, and struggling to grasp a hold of these topics . A little advice on the best ways to learns these would be great
Can you please explain about public static void main() detraily. if we dont use public what will happen when run the program and if we dont use static what vl happen? like that..Void and main()......