Work on New Part Review and Release (NPRR), a bolt-on system (extension)...

Question

hi.................
i need to know detail information about this and need to generate RICE components....
" Work on New Part Review and Release (NPRR), a bolt-on system (extension)..........
Only after approval from NPRR, the item gets transferred to Oracle EBS..."
Can u help me in this..............

Answer 1

prices pricestamp = new prices();
for(int c=0; c < stringtext.length-1; c+)
mmm=stringtext[c];
mmm=mmm.trim();
ccc=mmm.split("\\s");
pricestamp.time=Integer.parseInt(ccc[0]);
pricestamp.price=Double.parseDouble(ccc[1]);
data.add(pricestamp);
}This is definitely wrong. You have only created one instance of pricestamp and you just keep overwriting it with new values. You need to put the new inside the loop to create a new instance for each row.
Also I doubt you really mean .length - 1, that doesn't include the last row.
Style wise:
Class names should always start with capital letters, fields and variable always with lower case letters. These conventions aren't imposed by the compiler but are established practice, and make your code a lot easier to follow. Use "camel case" to divide you names into words e.g. priceStamp
When using single letter names for integer indices people tend to expect i through n. This is a historical thing, dating back to FORTRAN.