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How do I put the jar file in eclipse inside the workspace folder so it does not have to be re linked or re path changed when I use it in another computer. Currently, my problem is that even when I keep the JDBC MYSQL connector (jar) file in the …

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[QUOTE=JKP();1429289]I know java essentials(ex. data validation, inheritance,classes, interface, abstract classes, handling exeptions and working with threads) now im about to proceed my readings on GUI programming with java it will take me a week to be a familliar with that. By participating on some projects that are not from the …

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I want to sort the getSal values in the myList. It should be a sorting algorithm implementation so that adding or removing objects does not affect the performance. [CODE]import java.util.*; public class payment { public String name; public int salary; void setName(String _name) { name = _name; } String getName() …

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Hi. I have this code but I want it to store the same data and function using objects. However, I would like to also know how to get information from the objects in an ArrayList. Currently the information is stored directly without the using of objects. I also want to …

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I want to inquire what is the major difference between the usage of ArrayList and Array in the Java programming language. I would appreciate good responses and would be enthralled to continue the discussion further upon interest. Regards, Ali

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Dear friend, I would recoommend you to start off by getting a copy of the famous book called, Head First - Java 2nd Edition by O'Reilley. It is a great book for any started and it is more than a computer book. It is really engrossing and interesting. Regards, Ali.

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