Draw a Time Table in Applet

Hi,
what components i need to add into my applet to create a TimeTable which the TimeTable will be changed when the information changed.
the display like ...
|____________________|______________________________|
| | |
01/01/2001 15/05/2001 01/01/2002
do anyone got the sample of this type of design ??
thank you.

Hi
Create your own TableModel and add it to the JTable. Which is used to display the Time Table, Place a timer and keep on refreshing the JTable with an interval.
Or
Use a Grid layout, place the values in the grid, keep repainting the values on a refresh timer.
Hope this helps
Thanks
Swaraj

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Hello,
I need help with an applet which inputs an integer from the user and displays the appropiate times table up to times 10 eg; user input 5 - display shows
5 time 1 is 5
5 times 2 is 10
5 times 10 is 50.
I have only managedt o get the display to show one statement eg 5 times 1 - I have tried using a for loop to show the whole table - but unlike a print statement each time the loop goes round it overwrites the data in the display box with the new data - any help would be much appreciated.
Note: it is for a programming course year 1 exercise - so I can only use basic constructs or loops to achieve this. Thanks in advance! Heres what I have so far:
import java.applet.* ;
import java.awt.* ;
import java.awt.event.* ;
public class TimesTableApplet extends Applet implements ActionListener
     // Declare the GUI components globally
     Label titleLabel, whichTableLabel ;
     TextField whichTableBox, resultBox ;
     Button showTableButton, clearButton ;
     // Declare integer variables for holdind the number input by the user,
     // the times number, and the result number
     int whichTable, times=1, result ;
     // Declare variables to hold string versions of the three integer variables
     // above, for placing in the TextFields
     String whichTableString, timesString, resultString ;
     public void init ()
          // Create the Labels
          titleLabel = new Label ( "Times Table" ) ;
          whichTableLabel = new Label ( "Which Table?" ) ;
          // Create the TextFields
          whichTableBox = new TextField ( 5 ) ;
          resultBox = new TextField ( 30 ) ;
          // Create the Buttons
          showTableButton = new Button ( "Show Table" ) ;
          clearButton = new Button ( "Clear" ) ;
          // Add the components to the applet window
          add ( titleLabel ) ;
          add ( whichTableLabel ) ;
          add ( whichTableBox ) ;
          whichTableBox.addActionListener ( this ) ;
          add ( resultBox ) ;
          resultBox.setEditable ( false ) ;
          add ( showTableButton ) ;
          showTableButton.addActionListener ( this ) ;
          add ( clearButton ) ;
          clearButton.addActionListener ( this ) ;
     } // End of init method
     public void actionPerformed ( ActionEvent event )
          // Find out which button generated the event
          String arg = event.getActionCommand () ;
          // If the user clicks the clear button, clear the whichTableBox and
          // resultBox
          if ( arg.equals ( "Clear" ) )
               whichTableBox.setText ( "" ) ;
               resultBox.setText ( "" ) ;
          else
               try
                    // Try extracting a string from the whichTableBox ( the users input )
                    // and converting it to an integer
                    whichTableString = whichTableBox.getText () ;
                    whichTable = Integer.parseInt ( whichTableString ) ;
                    // Clear status box
                    showStatus ( "" ) ;
                    // If the user clicks the showTableButton, display the appropiate
                    // times table up to times 10
                    if ( arg.equals ( "Show Table" ) ) ;
                         result = whichTable * times ;
                         timesString = Integer.toString ( times ) ;
                         resultString = Integer.toString ( result ) ;
                         resultBox.setText ( whichTableString + " times " + timesString + " is " + resultString ) ;
               } // End of try block
               catch ( NumberFormatException entry )
                    // Display error message and clear whichTableBox
                    showStatus ( "Error: Invalid Input - not an integer!" ) ;
                    whichTableBox.setText ( "" ) ;
               } // End of catch block
          } // End of else statement
     } // End of actionPerformed method
} // End of class

use this code, please arrange your User interface correctly.
* TimesTableApplet.java
* Created on March 12, 2007, 12:08 PM
* @author cc.woon
import java.applet.* ;
import java.awt.* ;
import java.awt.event.* ;
public class TimesTableApplet extends Applet implements ActionListener
// Declare the GUI components globally
Label titleLabel, whichTableLabel ;
TextField whichTableBox ;
TextArea resultBox;
Button showTableButton, clearButton ;
// Declare integer variables for holdind the number input by the user,
// the times number, and the result number
int whichTable, times=1, result ;
// Declare variables to hold string versions of the three integer variables
// above, for placing in the TextFields
String whichTableString, timesString, resultString ;
public void init ()
// Create the Labels
titleLabel = new Label ( "Times Table" ) ;
whichTableLabel = new Label ( "Which Table?" ) ;
// Create the TextFields
whichTableBox = new TextField ( 5 ) ;
resultBox = new TextArea() ;
// Create the Buttons
showTableButton = new Button ( "Show Table" ) ;
clearButton = new Button ( "Clear" ) ;
// Add the components to the applet window
add ( titleLabel ) ;
add ( whichTableLabel ) ;
add ( whichTableBox ) ;
whichTableBox.addActionListener ( this ) ;
add ( resultBox ) ;
resultBox.setEditable ( false ) ;
add ( showTableButton ) ;
showTableButton.addActionListener ( this ) ;
add ( clearButton ) ;
clearButton.addActionListener ( this ) ;
} // End of init method
public void actionPerformed ( ActionEvent event )
// Find out which button generated the event
String arg = event.getActionCommand () ;
// If the user clicks the clear button, clear the whichTableBox and
// resultBox
if ( arg.equals ( "Clear" ) )
whichTableBox.setText ( "" ) ;
resultBox.setText ( "" ) ;
else
try
// Try extracting a string from the whichTableBox ( the users input )
// and converting it to an integer
whichTableString = whichTableBox.getText () ;
whichTable = Integer.parseInt ( whichTableString ) ;
// Clear status box
showStatus ( "" ) ;
// If the user clicks the showTableButton, display the appropiate
// times table up to times 10
if ( arg.equals ( "Show Table" ) ) ;
result = whichTable * times ;
timesString = Integer.toString ( times ) ;
String output = "";
for(int i =1;i<=10;i++){
output += whichTable +" times "+i + ": "+(i*whichTable)+"\n";
resultString = Integer.toString ( result ) ;
//resultBox.setText ( whichTableString + " times " + timesString + " is " + resultString ) ;
resultBox.setText ( output) ;
} // End of try block
catch ( NumberFormatException entry )
// Display error message and clear whichTableBox
showStatus ( "Error: Invalid Input - not an integer!" ) ;
whichTableBox.setText ( "" ) ;
} // End of catch block
} // End of else statement
} // End of actionPerformed method
} // End of class

Help with a Times Table Applet.

Hey,
I am a college student and I have been given the task of constructing a times table applet. Basically, I am stuck to the point of where I have no clue of what to do next. Even my college tutor is stuck as to what to do. I was wondering if you could give me any aid in helping me develop this applet fully, so that it is correct and functioning. Here it is:
import java.io.*;
import Input.*;
import java.applet.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
abstract class TimesTableApplet extends Applet implements ActionListener
     public void initialize();{}
     String message="";
     public void init()
     Button btnClick= new Button("Enter");
add(btnClick);
          //String line = null;
          float table = 0, range = 0, attempts = 0;
          int count = 1, reply = 1, lines = 1;
TextArea textone;
     while(reply==1)
               String line = null;
               table = 0;
               range = 0;
               ClrScr.ClrScr();
               textone = new TextArea("",10,30+12*lines);
               lines=1;
          while (( table < 1) || (table > 20) && attempts <3)
               textone = new TextArea("Input table from 1-20:",10,10);
               table = Input.readFloat();attempts++;
          attempts = 0;
               while (( range < 1) || (range > 14) && attempts <3)
                    textone = new TextArea("Input range 1-14:,10,20");
                    range = Input.readFloat();attempts++;
          if (( table >= 1) && (table <= 20))
               if (( range >= 1) && (range <= 14))
               while (count<=range)
                    textone = new TextArea(count + "x" + table + "=" + count * table);
                    count++;
                    lines++;
               count=1;
               textone = new TextArea("Would you like another go? Type '1' for yes");
               reply = Input.readInt();
     }//end while reply ==1
     }//end init
     public void paint(Graphics g)
     int count =1;
     while ( count <=80)
     System.out.println();
     count++;
}

Ok, why did you post this code? we will not be able to compile it because we are missing
the Input package not did you mention wich jar to find this (nor did google).
Syntax error in initialize
Usage of the unknown object ClrScr (static method ClrScr)
Usage of the unknown object Input (static method readFloat and readInt)
If your tutor is stuck he or she should find a new job.
import java.io.*;
import Input.*;
import java.applet.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
abstract class TimesTableApplet extends Applet implements ActionListener {
     public void initialize(){
     String message = "";
     public void init() {
          Button btnClick = new Button("Enter");
          add(btnClick);
          //String line = null;
          float table = 0, range = 0, attempts = 0;
          int count = 1, reply = 1, lines = 1;
          TextArea textone;
          while (reply == 1) {
               String line = null;
               table = 0;
               range = 0;
               ClrScr.ClrScr();
               textone = new TextArea("", 10, 30 + 12 * lines);
               lines = 1;
               while ((table < 1) || (table > 20) && attempts < 3)
                    textone = new TextArea("Input table from 1-20:", 10, 10);
                    table = Input.readFloat();
                    attempts++;
               attempts = 0;
               while ((range < 1) || (range > 14) && attempts < 3) {
                    textone = new TextArea("Input range 1-14:,10,20");
                    range = Input.readFloat();
                    attempts++;
               if ((table >= 1) && (table <= 20))
                    if ((range >= 1) && (range <= 14)) {
                         while (count <= range) {
                              textone = new TextArea(count + "x" + table + "="
                                        + count * table);
                              count++;
                              lines++;
               count = 1;
               textone = new TextArea(
                         "Would you like another go? Type '1' for yes");
               reply = Input.readInt();
          }//end while reply ==1
     }//end init
     public void paint(Graphics g) {
          int count = 1;
          while (count <= 80) {
               System.out.println();
               count++;
}

Another times table applet attempt..

Okay, I posted here a few days ago regarding a previous times table applet I had attempted. Well that one was, basically, going nowhere fast, so I remodelled it and came up with the following code. But the thing is that is comes up with two errors which I can't, for the life of me, figure out how to overcome it. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
public class TimesTableApplet2 extends JApplet
JTextArea textArea;
public void init()
textArea = new JTextArea();
textArea.setEditable(false);
getContentPane().setLayout(new BorderLayout());
getContentPane().add(new JScrollPane(textArea));
getContentPane().add(getUIPanel(), "South");
public JPanel getUIPanel()
final JTextField
range = new JTextField(2),
table = new JTextField(2);
JButton enter = new JButton("Calculate");
enter.addActionListener(new ActionListener());
public void ActionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
String s = table.getText();
int table = Integer.parseInt(s);
s = range.getText();
int range = Integer.parseInt(s);
     if (( table >= 1) && (table <= 20))
                    if (( range >= 1) && (range <= 14));
               int count = 1;
               int reply = 1;
               int attempts = 0;
               if ((( range <= 1) || (range >= 14)) && (attempts <= 3));
               while (count<=range)
                    textArea.append(count + " x " + table + " = " + count * table);
                    count++;
          count=1;
JPanel panel = new JPanel();
panel.add(new JLabel("Range"));
panel.add(range);
panel.add(new JLabel("Table"));
panel.add(table);
panel.add(enter);
return panel;
public static void main(String[] args)
JApplet applet = new TimesTableApplet2();
JFrame f = new JFrame();
f.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
f.getContentPane().add(applet);
f.setSize(200,200);
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applet.init();
f.setVisible(true);
}

Typos - errant semi-colons and an extra ' ) '
        enter.addActionListener(new ActionListener());
                                                    ^^
                    if (( range >= 1) && (range <= 14));
                                                      ^
                if ((( range <= 1) || (range >= 14)) && (attempts <= 3));
                                                                       ^

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By using only single <table> tag is it possible to draw such a table.
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i thought that in java forum there are genius guyes are looking for some challanges in any kind of language.
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my project is implemented in applet but as u suggest
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               System.out.println("This is Subtract!!!");
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}                                                                                                                   // Ends Class

I wasn't being rudeYes, you were.
or expecting an immediate
responseYour posts suggested otherwise.
I was simply expressing how I was stuck with
the problem.That's not relevant to anybody here. What is relevant is your specific question, which I don't see in your initial post. Just "how do I do this?"
You know what, I am a beginner to this programming
and it's people like you with your smug attitute and
'KNOW IT ALL' behaviour that puts people like me off
even looking to go down this road as a career.Given your attitude so far, I doubt you'll be missed.
So, why don't you stop acting like a spoilt little
child and stop pretending like you own this forum.Flounder was right: Nobody here likes that demanding, "Help me now!" attitude. Coupled with the fact that your question is very vague and the tone of your subsequent posts, you're not doing much to encourage anyone to volunteer their time to help you.
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