Hi Syed
1. I guess RAD is "Rapid Application Development". There are RAD
facilities in NetBeans for building the user interface. Both NetBeans
and Eclipse use a "project" approach: related sources are grouped as a
"project" with a unique classpath root. However, it is possible to
reference other (external to the project) libraries (in other terms: to
adjust your classpath). More precisions would need a more detailed
description of your environment. Anyway, it is largely easier to use a
tool like NetBeans (or Eclipse, but Eclipse needs a longer training)
than to make it directly with vi and javac.
2. It depends how you represent the time. You can do it using standard
library classes, like java.util.Date or java.util.Calendar. In both
cases the time (year, month, and so on up to milliseconds) is stored as
a long integer. You can get it and use for comparing long integers.
Alternatively, you can store the time as strings, such as "123050002"
for 12h30m50s and 2ms, or rightly "12:30:50.002". You can compare
strings to find which one is greater.
3. Join the javapassion training. There are interesting things to
discover, including the use of NetBeans.
Hope it helps
Mihai
Syed F Hussain a écrit :
Hello friends-
I have two questions to pose. And I hope that someone with enough JAVA
under their belt can help me here..
1. I maintain, compile, write, debug etc JAVA code on a z/Linux
server. I would like to start using RAD or NetBeans. Does anyone have
any experience using RAD or NetBeans? If so, how do I import
classpaths, etc within these environment to be able to effectively
start using them?
2. Is ther any callable tool within JAVA to compare a constant, such
as time in hhmmssmm, with a range of time ? So if it falls in a given
range, I fall through and do my next set of logic. I could do an If,
Then, Else compare but can anyone think of any slick way of doing this ?
Any HELP will be GREATLY appreciated!!!!
Thanks!!
Syed
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