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Thanks a lot for this useful information.
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Just noting that I do JSON all the time and I definitely do not program in javascript. I use it in Java and C#.
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Thanks for the information. About the only thing I know about it is what JSON actually stands for, which, according to http://json.org/[^], is JavaScript Object Notation.
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Richard MacCutchan wrote: JavaScript Object Notation
lol...I had no idea what it stands for despite using it for quite some time.
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 and you're one of my CodeProject heroes.
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how to profile a java application(beginner) using netbeans ide ?
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I am a third year computer science student and have a project to build. I am to build a restaurant reservation system, considering most activities about a restaurant. I can only do basic java. Any ideas on how to implement this idea?
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Madiks wrote: I can only do basic java. Any ideas on how to implement this idea?
You really need to have a good understanding of the use of classes and their methods and properties for such a project. However, the first thing you need to do is work on the actual design of your project. The data store, what information you need to keep, and how you will access it. The inputs, how customers will request reservations. The outputs, how information will be displayed etc. All of that needs to be designed before you can start writing any code.
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hi this nagaraj,im doing gui for 4g so i want to read ip address from xml file and it will be display in textbox and if user enters the ip address i want update it in to xml file alredy im using DOM for reading&updating xml file
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If you already know how to read and write the XML to and from a DOM, then what is your problem?
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ya but there is ip address i cant display that
NodeList childNodeList15 = element.getElementsByTagName("ue_ip_address");
for (i = 0; i < childNodeList15.getLength(); i++) {
Node childNode15 = childNodeList15.item(i);
if (childNode15.getNodeType() == Node.ELEMENT_NODE) {
libElement = (Element) childNode15;
ip1 = Integer.parseInt(libElement.getFirstChild().getNodeValue());
NamedNodeMap var2 = childNode15.getAttributes();
Node var3 = var2.getNamedItem("default");
cell18 = var3.getTextContent();
Node desc = var2.getNamedItem("Description");
cdes18 = desc.getTextContent();
}
}
this how im reading xml element and storing ip address in ip1 if i run
im gating error in this line
ip1 = Integer.parseInt(libElement.getFirstChild().getNodeValue());
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Well, I'm afraid we cannot guess what that error could be. I suggest you step through the code with your debugger and look at the error that is produced, and the values of all variables that are being used in that statement.
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thank u Richard MacCutchan
1st error is ip1 variable i declared as double
2nd i used Integer.parseInt i think it wont match
so please don't mistake me
i need two solutions
1.on which data type my variable have to declare
2.how to convert string to declared variable dataype
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Member 10039109 wrote: 1st error is ip1 variable i declared as double
Assuming that ip1 is part of an IP address, I cannot see any reason why you would declare it as a double. You could make things simpler by using the InetAddress class[^] to do the conversions.
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thank u Richard MacCutchan!!!
please can u explain some detail im new for this
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I have given you the link to the documentation, so you should go there, read it, and try some of the methods for yourself. Learning by doing is much more useful than having someone else do it for you.
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thank u Richard MacCutchan!!!
what ever u sent right now im reading if i got any doubts i ask you thank u
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I'm curious. Can you provide a snippet of the XML file you are trying to read?
-chronodekar
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You replied to the wrong person.
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I just ran an internet search for "eclipse java profiler". The results are confusing. I was expecting to find a list of tools or at least a simple tutorial on how to use a free one, but haven't seen anything of the such.
I find it hard to believe that an OSS profiler doesn't exist. Can someone point me to a tutorial on how to use one? Preferably with eclipse integration.
Or should I switch over to netbeans?
-chronodekar
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I've seen that too, but if you download the newer eclipse releases, you'll see that it doesn't even have the "Profiling and Logging" perspective mentioned in that tutorial. Furthermore, the tutorial link itself indicates that its a part of "TPTP", the "Eclipse Test & Performance Tools Platform Project", which hasn't been updated since Feb-2011 !
-chronodekar
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There were other links[^] but that seemed the most appropriate. If Google does not find you anything better then the chances are that nothing better exists.
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