Calling a method within a class form another class(ViewController)
I am creating an SQL project in XCODE. I have one view. My main view controller is loading the database to a table/array. I want to add another class (with no NIB) just to handle the display of the table in a UITableView. So, I added a skeleton cocoa touch class file to my classes folder to handle this function when parameters change.
So, in my app delegate, the "applicationdidFinishLaunchingWithOptions" method loads my mainViewController and NIB. On the "viewDidLoad" method in my mainViewController, I read a URL into an SQLite database and close the database. Herein lies the problem: I want to call my new class (TableViewHandler) and pass it the array created in the mainViewController and use the array to populate the UITable.
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This is what my exact problem.
i've created a bean (DataBean) to access the database. i'm having a servlet program (ShopBook). now to check some details over there in the database from the servlet i'm in need to use a method in the DataBean.
both ShopBook.java and DataBean.java lies in the package shoppack.
in ShopBook i tried to instantiate the object to DataBean as
DataBean db = new DataBean();
it shows the compiler error, unable to resolve symbol DataBean.
note:
first i compiled DataBean.java, it got compiled perfectly and the class file resides inside the shoppack.
when i'm trying to compile the ShopBook its telling this error.
hope i'm clear in explaining my problem. can u please help me?
thank u in advance.
regards,
Fazli
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Cannot publish site changes since upgrading to 10.7. Suggestions?
I cannot publish site changes since upgrading to 10.7. Suggestions?
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Error Message: Debugger Player not installed when it is
I am trying to work in Flex Builder 3, and unfortunately I can't debug because 'the debugger flash player is not installed'.. however I am quite sure I installed the debugger version and also UN-installed the regular version systemwide before install
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Today i installed a server. The download of the guest-template worked fine, installation done within minutes as described in the manual. two questions: 1) i configured the vm.cfg file for use with vnc (vnc=1, vncconsole, vnclisten....) and read in th
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Hi. I just synced my iPhone through iTunes. The aps "backed up" to iTunes but after the sync they wouldn't open on the phone (all I would get is the splash screen then back to home). I re-downloaded the free ones. However, for one game (labyrinth) I