jtextArea az a command line

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how can i use jtextArea az a command line?

Posted 11-Dec-12 8:06am

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TorstenH. 11-Dec-12 14:53pm

Command line for what?

IT90 11-Dec-12 14:58pm

for writing query , and showing result of it,so that the user couldn't change the result part.

TorstenH. 11-Dec-12 15:28pm

SQL Querys?

IT90 11-Dec-12 15:36pm

>> add <document_name_in_current_folder>
>> delete <document_name>
>> update <document_name>
>> list –w
>> list –f
>> list –l
>> search “what is brown fox” (for example)

TorstenH. 11-Dec-12 15:39pm

what kind of Querys are those? Where do they go to? is it a linux system? A SQL DB? is it some custom code?

IT90 11-Dec-12 23:41pm

My code is inverted index, I should add some file to my data structure(generalized linked list), delete some of them from it , update them in it, search phrase , list word in my data structure , list file in my data structure & list the file that are in the path that the user give it to me for do all above from it.

IT90 12-Dec-12 15:58pm

please recommend a way!

Shubhashish_Mandal 8-Apr-14 2:50am

you have to work on DocumentListenr as well as cursor handler.

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