Java

• get the text from the 'input' text box
• parse and validate the text to ensure it's a number
• convert to an integer, based on the input format
• reformat it in the output format desired
• display on the 'output' label

public static void main (String[] args) {
 View oView = new View();
}

public class View extends JFrame{

// members
JPanel oPanel = new JPanel();
JButton oButton = new JButton("click");


// constructor
public View(){
oButton.addActionListener(oActionListener);  
oPanel.add(oButton);


// anonymous class
ActionListener oActionListener = new ActionListener() {
 public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent oEvent) {
  if (oEvent.equals("something")){
   //do any();
  }
  else if(...){
  }
 }
};

this.add(oPanel);

}

JButton oButton = createButton("click");

private JButton createButton(final String strCommand){
 JButton oButton = new JButton(strCommand);
 oButton.addActionListener(oActionListener);
 return oButton;
}

...

class DateTest {

...

}

Kunalpuranik wrote:

i know the class have to implement serializable interface.

Kunalpuranik wrote:

socket programming is just to establish a link between client and the server.

Kunalpuranik wrote:

how to transfer the object of my client class to my server end.

Richard MacCutchan wrote:

This interface is for saving and restoring an object's state, it has nothing to do with client/server communication