Simple String assignment
I'm using netBeans...if that matters. I've never seen this error before while assigning content to a string. Can anyone tell me why this is happening?
textForArtist is a JLabel.
found : java.lang.String
required: com.sun.org.apache.xpath.internal.operations.String
this.artist = textForArtist.getText();
Thanks in advance.
textForArtist.getText() returns a java.lang.String object.
What type is this.artist? Looks like it's a com.sun.org.apache.xpath.internal.operations.String type, according to the error message. That isn't compatible with a java.lang.String expected type, hence the error. Did you really expect that since both class names happen to end in "String" that it would just work as if by magic?
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String compress(String what)
and
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should result in true.
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I already tried the util.zip package, but that one seems to need streams, I simply need Strings.
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Here's some challenge for you. I have a Package where one of the Functions used for Error_logging. It works fine, except rarely it gives an Error :
ORA-06512: at "CORE_PKG", line 295
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272 PROCEDURE ERR_HANDLER_PRC
273 (iERR_CODE IN NUMBER,
274 oRETURN_CODE OUT NUMBER,
275 oRETURN_MSG OUT ERROR_MSG_BV.MSG_TEXT%TYPE,
276 iUSE_SQLERRM IN BOOLEAN DEFAULT TRUE) IS
277
278 vMSG_REC ERROR_MSG_BV%ROWTYPE := MSG_ROW_FNC (iERR_CODE); -- This Function selects 0 or 1 row based on passed Error code from Table of standard messages (just 33 rows)
279
280 BEGIN
281
282 IF vMSG_REC.MSG_TEXT IS NULL OR vMSG_REC.RETURN_CODE IS NULL THEN
283 vMSG_REC.RETURN_CODE := iERR_CODE;
284 vMSG_REC.MSG_TEXT := SQLERRM (iERR_CODE);
285 END IF;
286
287 oRETURN_CODE := vMSG_REC.RETURN_CODE;
288 oRETURN_MSG := vMSG_REC.MSG_TEXT;
289
290 EXCEPTION
291
292 WHEN OTHERS THEN
293
294 oRETURN_CODE := vMSG_REC.RETURN_CODE;
295 oRETURN_MSG := vMSG_REC.MSG_TEXT;
296
297 INSERT_ERROR_LOG_PRC ('CORE_PKG', 'ORACLE', SQLCODE, SQLERRM, 'ERR_HANDLER_PRC',
298 'Execution Block of ERR_HANDLER_PRC');
299
300 END ERR_HANDLER_PRC;
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xmlns:tns="..."
elementFormDefault="qualified" attributeFormDefault="unqualified"
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nxsd:version="NXSD" >
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</part><part name="detail"><detail>
Internal Exception: java.sql.SQLException: ORA-00902: invalid datatype
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<copy>
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I understand you cannot recover attributes from a dead session, this is why I wanted to be able to access a variable that is pulled from the Session immediately after login so I can still get to it even once the session is dead.
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Hi
I'm basically trying to simulate DES in java from scratch (so no use of existing API's or anything). I've got a basic idea of how DES works (use of a feistel cipher).
So to start off I'm trying to get the bytes of a string with this simple program:
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public static void main(String[] args) {
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If you just want to see the content of the array then use Arrays.toString(something) to generate a String representation of the content of the array.
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1. Multiply the 2nd, 4th, 6th and 8th digit by 2.
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3. Add these four calculated values together, along with the 1st, 3rd, 5th, and 7th digits of the original number.
4. Subtract this sum from the next highest multiple of 10.
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Example of validating S.I.N. 765932546
1st digit 7
2nd digit (6*2 =12 1+2=) 3
3rd digit 5
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5th digit 3
6th digit (2*2 = 4) 4
7th digit 5
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********* SIN Validation *********
Welcome - Please enter the first number: 120406780
Second digit value multiplied by 2 4
Fourth digit value multiplied by 2 8
Sixth digit value multiplied by 2 12
Eighth digit value multiplied by 2 16
Value derived from 6th digit 3
Value derived from 8th digit 7
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Calculated digit is 10
Check digit must be zero because calculated value is 10
The SIN 120406780 is Valid
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/* File: sinnumber.java
Author: Ashley
Date: October 2006
Purpose: Lab1
import java.util.Scanner;
public class Lab1
public static void main(String[] args)
Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
int sin = 0;
int number0, number1, number2, number3, number4, number5, number6, number7, number8;
int count = 0;
int second, fourth, sixth, eighth;
System.out.print("\t\n**********************************");
System.out.print("\t\n**********SIN Validation**********");
System.out.print("\t\n**********************************");
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How to get String assigned value
Hi,
As String is immutable and we know that the value of string is not changable.
eg: String abc= new String();
abc = "INDIA";
system.out.println("1st abc : "+abc);
abc=abc.toLowerCase();
system.out.println("2nd abc : "+abc);
As we know as string is immutable the value for the 2nd abc gives us india.As 2nd abc creates a new instance object stores in new memory location.
Then y string is called immutable.It means the value is getting changed.
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LeoSun.LeoSun wrote:
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String abc = "INDIA";
+-----------+
abc -----+-> "INDIA" |
+-----------+
abc = abc.toLowerCase();
+-----------+
abc ---+ | "INDIA" |
| | |
+-+-> "india" |
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in the following code:
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thinkFirst of all, I was under the impression that when
you declare a string variable and use the new keyword
that what you were doing was constructing a String
object (to which you can apply the functions of the
String class). Yes. But you don't NEED to do new String(...) to get a String object. Usually you just assign it to a String literal (s = "abc";) or get it from a config file or user input, or call some object's toString() method.
I am unclear what is actually happening when the code
"Object o = " was used. Is the Object class the
super (or parent) class, so that a String is
automatically in the Object class because it is its
parent? Correct.
I take it that after that line of code, we
have two reference variables pointing at the
String......and then the second "String = " statement
is just making another reference to the same String.Correct.
With the family example you gave me.....applying it
this string.....the three variables are just three
different points of reference to the same string. Correct.
As far as why I thought it might be any
different....earlier on in the class
we had code that went kinda like this:
String s = "me";
String t = "you";
s = t;
I guess in this case we lost our reference to the
String "me", so if we println s and t we get two
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I guess I was getting this all
confused....probably making it more difficult than it
actually is...but I have a lot coming at me at
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import java.io.*;
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All i want to do is encypt and decrypt a String record. The encryption doesnt have to be particulary safe but must work for all possible charaters. Basically i am saving records to a text file and i dont want someone to be able to open the text file and read the contents.
I would like to make it as simple as possible so i can just use it like:
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Thank you in advance
edHere is simple encryption routine that I just wrote that I bet would keep someone
stumped for a while.
* This is a simple encryption class that uses simple character substitution.
* To keep the pattern from being obvious the shift factor is a function of the current character's
* position in the source string. This makes sure that all letters aren't encrypted to the same value.
* Usage: To encrypt a string just pass it to the encrypt method.
* String encryptedString = Encryptor.encrypt("Some string.");
* To decrypt a string just pass the encrypted string to the decrypt method.
* String decryptedString = Encryptor.decrypt(encryptedString);
class Encryptor
static final byte [] shiftFactor = {2,5,7,9,13,17,19};
static final int modulo = shiftFactor.length;
static public String encrypt(String s)
char [] ba = s.toCharArray();
for (int i = 0; i < ba.length; i++)
ba[i] += shiftFactor[i%modulo];
return new String(ba);
static public String decrypt(String s)
char [] ba = s.toCharArray();
for (int i = 0; i < ba.length; i++)
ba[i] -= shiftFactor[i%modulo];
return new String(ba);
public static void main(String [] args)
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"Now is the time for all good men \n to come to the aid of their country."};
for (int i = 0; i < test.length; i++)
System.out.println(test);
String encrypted = Encryptor.encrypt(test[i]);
System.out.println(encrypted);
System.out.println(Encryptor.decrypt(encrypted) + "\n"); -
Method to Format a string column containing HTML tags as simple string.
Hello,
I am working with formating a string column which holds Html tags.
I want to remove these tags from the actual data which has to be shown on the BI Publisher report.
Can you suggest how can we format this in the DataSet designer of BI publisher so that my data is recognised on the Layout designer.
I have been trying to create an expression using the "Add Element by Expression" option to format this html tag data as normal string without the tags.
Can you suggest if this is the correct method to do this.
I found this below code being used in an existing DateSet but i am not able to recreate a similar formating on this kind of data column.
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Simple string optimization question
ABAPpers,
Here is the problem description:
In a SELECT query loop, I need to build a string by concatenating all the column values for the current row. Each column is represented as a length-value pair. For example, let's say the current values are:
Column1 (type string) : 'abc '
Column2 (type integer) : 7792
Column3 (type string) : 'def '
The resulting string must be of the form:
0003abc000477920003def...
The length is always represented by a four character value, followed by the actual value.
Note that the input columns may be of mixed types - numeric, string, date-time, etc.
Given that data is of mixed type and that the length of each string-type value is not known in advance, can someone suggest a good algorithm to build such a result? Or, is there any built-in function that already does something similar?
Thank you in advance for your help.
PradeepHi,
At the bottom of this message, I have posted a program that I currently wrote. Essentially, as I know the size of each "string" type column, I use a specific function to built the string. For any non-string type column, I assume that the length can never exceed 25 characters. As I fill 255 characters in the output buffer, I have to write the output buffer to screen.
The reason I have so many functions for each string type is that I wanted to optimize concatenate operation. Had I used just one function with the large buffer, then "concatenate" statement takes additional time to fill the remaining part of the buffer with spaces.
As my experience in ABAP programming is limited to just a couple of days, I'd appreciate it if someone can suggest me a better way to deal with my problem.
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Pradeep
REPORT ZMYREPORTTEST no standard page heading line-size 255.
TABLES: GLPCA.
data: GLPCAGL_SIRID like GLPCA-GL_SIRID.
data: GLPCARLDNR like GLPCA-RLDNR.
data: GLPCARRCTY like GLPCA-RRCTY.
data: GLPCARVERS like GLPCA-RVERS.
data: GLPCARYEAR like GLPCA-RYEAR.
data: GLPCAPOPER like GLPCA-POPER.
data: GLPCARBUKRS like GLPCA-RBUKRS.
data: GLPCARPRCTR like GLPCA-RPRCTR.
data: GLPCAKOKRS like GLPCA-KOKRS.
data: GLPCARACCT like GLPCA-RACCT.
data: GLPCAKSL like GLPCA-KSL.
data: GLPCACPUDT like GLPCA-CPUDT.
data: GLPCACPUTM like GLPCA-CPUTM.
data: GLPCAUSNAM like GLPCA-USNAM.
data: GLPCABUDAT like GLPCA-BUDAT.
data: GLPCAREFDOCNR like GLPCA-REFDOCNR.
data: GLPCAAWORG like GLPCA-AWORG.
data: GLPCAKOSTL like GLPCA-KOSTL.
data: GLPCAMATNR like GLPCA-MATNR.
data: GLPCALIFNR like GLPCA-LIFNR.
data: GLPCASGTXT like GLPCA-SGTXT.
data: GLPCAAUFNR like GLPCA-AUFNR.
data: data(255).
data: currentPos type i.
data: lineLen type i value 255.
data len(4).
data startIndex type i.
data charsToBeWritten type i.
data remainingRow type i.
SELECT GL_SIRID
RLDNR
RRCTY
RVERS
RYEAR
POPER
RBUKRS
RPRCTR
KOKRS
RACCT
KSL
CPUDT
CPUTM
USNAM
BUDAT
REFDOCNR
AWORG
KOSTL
MATNR
LIFNR
SGTXT
AUFNR into (GLPCAGL_SIRID,
GLPCARLDNR,
GLPCARRCTY,
GLPCARVERS,
GLPCARYEAR,
GLPCAPOPER,
GLPCARBUKRS,
GLPCARPRCTR,
GLPCAKOKRS,
GLPCARACCT,
GLPCAKSL,
GLPCACPUDT,
GLPCACPUTM,
GLPCAUSNAM,
GLPCABUDAT,
GLPCAREFDOCNR,
GLPCAAWORG,
GLPCAKOSTL,
GLPCAMATNR,
GLPCALIFNR,
GLPCASGTXT,
GLPCAAUFNR) FROM GLPCA
perform BuildFullColumnString18 using GLPCAGL_SIRID.
perform BuildFullColumnString2 using GLPCARLDNR.
perform BuildFullColumnString1 using GLPCARRCTY.
perform BuildFullColumnString3 using GLPCARVERS.
perform BuildFullColumnString4 using GLPCARYEAR.
perform BuildFullColumnString3 using GLPCAPOPER.
perform BuildFullColumnString4 using GLPCARBUKRS.
perform BuildFullColumnString10 using GLPCARPRCTR.
perform BuildFullColumnString4 using GLPCAKOKRS.
perform BuildFullColumnString10 using GLPCARACCT.
perform BuildFullColumnNonString using GLPCAKSL.
perform BuildFullColumnNonString using GLPCACPUDT.
perform BuildFullColumnNonString using GLPCACPUTM.
perform BuildFullColumnString12 using GLPCAUSNAM.
perform BuildFullColumnNonString using GLPCABUDAT.
perform BuildFullColumnString10 using GLPCAREFDOCNR.
perform BuildFullColumnString10 using GLPCAAWORG.
perform BuildFullColumnString10 using GLPCAKOSTL.
perform BuildFullColumnString18 using GLPCAMATNR.
perform BuildFullColumnString10 using GLPCALIFNR.
perform BuildFullColumnString50 using GLPCASGTXT.
perform BuildFullColumnString12 using GLPCAAUFNR.
ENDSELECT.
if currentPos > 0.
move '' to datacurrentPos.
write: / data.
else.
write: / '+'.
endif.
data fullColumn25(29).
data fullColumn1(5).
Form BuildFullColumnString1 using value(currentCol).
len = STRLEN( currentCol ).
concatenate len currentCol into fullColumn1.
data startIndex type i.
data charsToBeWritten type i.
charsToBeWritten = STRLEN( fullColumn1 ).
data remainingRow type i.
do.
remainingRow = lineLen - currentPos.
if remainingRow > charsToBeWritten.
move fullColumn1+startIndex(charsToBeWritten) to
data+currentPos(charsToBeWritten).
currentPos = currentPos + charsToBeWritten.
exit.
endif.
if remainingRow EQ charsToBeWritten.
move fullColumn1+startIndex(charsToBeWritten) to
data+currentPos(charsToBeWritten).
write: / data.
currentPos = 0.
exit.
endif.
move fullColumn1+startIndex(remainingRow) to
data+currentPos(remainingRow).
write: / data.
startIndex = startIndex + remainingRow.
charsToBeWritten = charsToBeWritten - remainingRow.
currentPos = 0.
enddo.
EndForm.
data fullColumn2(6).
Form BuildFullColumnString2 using value(currentCol).
len = STRLEN( currentCol ).
concatenate len currentCol into fullColumn2.
data startIndex type i.
data charsToBeWritten type i.
charsToBeWritten = STRLEN( fullColumn2 ).
data remainingRow type i.
do.
remainingRow = lineLen - currentPos.
if remainingRow > charsToBeWritten.
move fullColumn2+startIndex(charsToBeWritten) to
data+currentPos(charsToBeWritten).
currentPos = currentPos + charsToBeWritten.
exit.
endif.
if remainingRow EQ charsToBeWritten.
move fullColumn2+startIndex(charsToBeWritten) to
data+currentPos(charsToBeWritten).
write: / data.
currentPos = 0.
exit.
endif.
move fullColumn2+startIndex(remainingRow) to
data+currentPos(remainingRow).
write: / data.
startIndex = startIndex + remainingRow.
charsToBeWritten = charsToBeWritten - remainingRow.
currentPos = 0.
enddo.
EndForm.
data fullColumn3(7).
Form BuildFullColumnString3 using value(currentCol).
EndForm.
data fullColumn4(8).
Form BuildFullColumnString4 using value(currentCol).
EndForm.
data fullColumn50(54).
Form BuildFullColumnString50 using value(currentCol).
EndForm.
Form BuildFullColumnNonString using value(currentCol).
move currentCol to fullColumn25.
condense fullColumn25.
len = STRLEN( fullColumn25 ).
concatenate len fullColumn25 into fullColumn25.
data startIndex type i.
data charsToBeWritten type i.
charsToBeWritten = STRLEN( fullColumn25 ).
data remainingRow type i.
do.
remainingRow = lineLen - currentPos.
if remainingRow > charsToBeWritten.
move fullColumn25+startIndex(charsToBeWritten) to
data+currentPos(charsToBeWritten).
currentPos = currentPos + charsToBeWritten.
exit.
endif.
if remainingRow EQ charsToBeWritten.
move fullColumn25+startIndex(charsToBeWritten) to
data+currentPos(charsToBeWritten).
write: / data.
currentPos = 0.
exit.
endif.
move fullColumn25+startIndex(remainingRow) to
data+currentPos(remainingRow).
write: / data.
startIndex = startIndex + remainingRow.
charsToBeWritten = charsToBeWritten - remainingRow.
currentPos = 0.
enddo.
EndForm.
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