Hi all,
This may be a stupid question but i am facing this problem
I created a dir check under d:\vinay
so in d:\vinay\check
I wrote simple Test.java which just has a variable ;
and compiled it
Then i created a another dir pac
so in d:\vinay\check\pac
i wrote anoth
this exercise uses a PropertyDescriptor object to iterate through the
properties of the SimpleBean class, which implements Serializable.
Does that mean then, that PropertyDescriptor is describing the
Serializable class?
i'm also seeing most if not all of those properties/methods as
belonging to the
On Aug 30, 2:45 am, Manluf wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am working with lab 1034 and my question is not about control
> sentence, really.
> I dont understand (at this point) why we need create an instance of
> NumWords
>
> public class NumWords {
>
> /** Creates a new instance of NumWords */
>
Hi again
There are some typical cases depending on the way your customers are
supposed to execute your application and a simple recommendation: try to
keep the classpath as short as possible (at some time, the JVM will have
to scan all the directories or jar in the classpath to find the classe
Hi Manluf
Usually the classes are instantiated and may need a constructor. This is
the most common structure of a class, so the code was written with the
most general schema in mind. In this very precise example, there is no
need to instantiate a NumWords object.
Hope it helps
Mihai
Manluf
Hi all,
I am working with lab 1034 and my question is not about control
sentence, really.
I dont understand (at this point) why we need create an instance of
NumWords
public class NumWords {
/** Creates a new instance of NumWords */
public NumWords() {
}
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