java save information into text file

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Problem Statement:
required to develop a simple GUI (Graphical user interface) application for the registration of voters.
code should take data form user and save it into a text file.
make voter class and a GUI.
The Voter Class must have following attributes:

>> National ID Card Number (This should be primary key)
>> Name
>> Father/Husband’s name
>> Age
>> Address
>> Province

In the above GUI application, when the user clicks "Save" button then it will take the data from the form and store into text file name "voter.txt". The application must quit by clicking "Exit" button.

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Posted 20-Nov-10 9:44am

storm6

Updated 21-Nov-10 1:01am

Keith Barrow

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Richard MacCutchan 20-Nov-10 16:06pm

I think the words "you" and "your" apply to the fact that you are expected to do the work, not post the question on an internet forum so someone else can do it for you.

shakil0304003 21-Nov-10 1:23am

What you tried?

R. Giskard Reventlov 21-Nov-10 3:24am

Homework.

Keith Barrow 21-Nov-10 7:01am

My Vote of 1: See other comments.

Richard MacCutchan 21-Nov-10 7:37am

Removing the words that I bolded in the above does not change the basic fact that this problem is for you to solve; nobody here is going to do your work for you.

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storm6 · Answer 1 · 2010-11-21T05:41:00

Solution 1

SQL

ok
but will you please give me some hints to solve this problem by my self :)

Posted 21-Nov-10 5:41am

storm6

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Richard MacCutchan 21-Nov-10 12:14pm

Follow this link: http://java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/index.jsp and use the tutorials and documentation; they contain everything you need.