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"Serializing Arrays" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-13 12:16:59

We already know that we can serialize object of classes that implement serializable interface. Make a class that implements serializable interface make an object of it and save it to disk. You may retrieve to confirm that the object has the required data or not. Vector class also implements serializable interface so you can also store vectors on disk. How about Arrays? Arrays are of some type. Thing to note is which classes implement Serializable interface. Integer. Short. Float. Double. Long. String classes implement Serializable interface. So arrays of these types can be serialized. int[] array = new int [5];array[0] = 10;array[1] = 20;array[2] = 30;array[3] = 40;array[4] = 50; int[] tmp_array = new int [5]; // writing array to disk FileOutputStream f_out = new FileOutputStream("C:\\myarray data");ObjectOutputStream obj_out = new ObjectOutputStream (f_out);obj_out writeObject (array); // reading array from diskFileInputStream f_in = new FileInputStream("C:\\myarray data");ObjectInputStream obj_in = new ObjectInputStream (f_in);tmp_array = (int[])obj_in readObject(); for(int i=0;i<5;i++)System out println(tmp_array[i]); In the example above we declared an integer array and inserted some data into it. Then that array was written to disk (serialized) on a file. To make sure that the array was saved with data we fetched the array from the same file using FileInputStream and ObjectInputStream. At the end the fetched array is displayed on the console and now we are sure that we achieved what we wanted. int a= 10;// writing int to diskFileOutputStream f_out = new FileOutputStream("C:\\myint data");ObjectOutputStream obj_out = new ObjectOutputStream (f_out);obj_out writeObject (a); If you found this page useful consider linking to it. Simply copy and paste the code below into your web site. <a href="http://www java-tips org/blog/java-se/serializing-arrays html">Serializing Arrays</a> XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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"RE: Java Arrays in BW" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-12 23:08:39

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"RE: Java Arrays in BW" posted by ~Ray
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"Java Arrays in BW" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 21:13:35

About tibco-lTIBCO-L is your do peer-to-peer resource for objective technical discussion on Tibco. decrease your communicate's research and development time. Register today to join this free e-mail based discussion group. HelloWe are trying to call a java method from BW but this method accepts an array of custom class as the input and we are unable to pass the array of objects from BW. Our approach was to create a java schema from the custom class (the input object) then use xml to java to create that object and go it to the java method but in this way we can go only 1 disapprove not an array. We also try to modify the java method in order to accept an arrays of primitive data types as input but still we was unable to go the array from BW to java. Any help will be highly appreciated. The information entered on this page is required only to route your message to the appropriate people. It ordain not be used to send unsolicited telecommunicate and will not be sold to a 3rd party. Please to read our detailed privacy policy. HelloWe are trying to call a java method from BW but this method accepts an array of custom class as the input and we are unable to pass the array of objects from BW. Our come was to create a java schema from the custom class (the input disapprove) then use xml to java to act that object and pass it to the java method but in this way we can pass only 1 disapprove not an array. We also try to modify the java method in order to accept an arrays of primitive data types as input but comfort we was unable to pass the arrange from BW to java. Any back up will be highly appreciated. You must be logged in to use the Blog-to-ITtoolbox Journal feature. Please or for an ITtoolbox account. You ordain be returned to this page after logging in. Copyright © 1998-2008 Information Technology Toolbox. Inc. All product names are trademarks of their respective companies. Information Technology Toolbox. Inc is not affiliated with or endorsed by any affiliate listed at this site.

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"Java Arrays/ArrayLists readings" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:33:53

I'm just learning java arrays/arraylists and was wondering what are the beat books for learning java arrays/arraylists? I know practice is the beat way to learn but I have a hard measure remembering the little items on arrays/arraylists. Thanks,Newbie I'm just learning java arrays/arraylists and was wondering what are the beat books for learning java arrays/arraylists? I know practice is the best way to learn but I undergo a hard time remembering the little items on arrays/arraylists. Thanks,Newbie Quick Browse: | | | / | | | | | | | / | | / / / / | | | | | | | | | | | Copyright 1995-2005 MINDSEED INC. All rights Reserved

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"Java Arrays/ArrayLists readings" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:33:52

I'm just learning java arrays/arraylists and was wondering what are the best books for learning java arrays/arraylists? I know practice is the beat way to hit the books but I have a hard measure remembering the little items on arrays/arraylists. Thanks,Newbie I'm just learning java arrays/arraylists and was wondering what are the best books for learning java arrays/arraylists? I experience practice is the beat way to hit the books but I have a hard time remembering the little items on arrays/arraylists. Thanks,Newbie Quick look for: | | | / | | | | | | | / | | / / / / | | | | | | | | | | | procure 1995-2005 MINDSEED INC. All rights Reserved

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"Java Arrays/ArrayLists readings" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:33:52

I'm just learning java arrays/arraylists and was wondering what are the best books for learning java arrays/arraylists? I know learn is the beat way to hit the books but I undergo a hard time remembering the little items on arrays/arraylists. Thanks,Newbie I'm just learning java arrays/arraylists and was wondering what are the best books for learning java arrays/arraylists? I know learn is the best way to learn but I undergo a hard time remembering the little items on arrays/arraylists. Thanks,Newbie Quick Browse: | | | / | | | | | | | / | | / / / / | | | | | | | | | | | Copyright 1995-2005 MINDSEED INC. All rights Reserved

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"Java arrays - quick question" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 19:58:21

hi all,just a quick challenge about arrays firstly i'll show you my code: public categorise Chromosome {public static cancel main(String[] args) {int[] chromosomeLength = new int[500]; for (int i = 0; i < chromosomeLength length; i++)chromosomeLength = i;int sum = 0; for (int i = 0; i < chromosomeLength length; i++)sum += chromosomeLength;System out println(sum);System out println(chromosomeLength[0]);System out println(chromosomeLength[1]);System out println(chromosomeLength[499]);}}obviously in java an arrange of 500 elements goes from 0 - 499 in terms of memory locations. I would desire the 0th element to direct a determine of 1 the 1th element to direct a value of 2 and so on. How can I apply this? I know it's probably really easy but I can't think how to add it in. At the moment the first element holds a determine of 0 something I really don't want!thanks in go,Jon When you post code wrap it in [code] tags so it's legible. As to your question.. why do you want to act an array of numbers with a predictable pattern like that? (Assuming I understand your challenge which maybe I don't since your label is unreadable.) If you want to put in a be n and get back n + 1 then just do math. i = 0; i < itemNumbers length; i++) sum += itemNumbers[i];System out println(sum);System out println(itemNumbers[0]);System out println(itemNumbers[1]);System out println(itemNumbers[499]); I'm doing a bin packing Evolutionary Algorithm. I need each Item (0-499) to have values from 1-500 as each of their weights is 4 times their item number. So Item 20 has a weight of 80. So my problem is Item 20 equals 19 at the moment instead of 20 does anyone experience how I would edit the label so that each ItemNumber (1-500) could have their own weights? The weight of each item has to be 4 times its item number.

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"Arrays" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 15:29:34

/** This method is called from within the constructor to * determine the form. * WARNING: Do NOT change this code. The content of this method is * always regenerated by the Form Editor. */ p setFirstname(fldFirst getText()); p setLastname(fldLast getText()); p setID(fldID getText()); p setPhone(fldPhone getText()); p setYearlySalary(Double parseDouble(fldSalary getText())); p calcBonus(Double parseDouble(fldBonus getText())); fldFirst setText(p getFirstname()); fldLast setText(p getLastname()); fldID setText(p getID()); fldPhone setText(p getPhone()); fldSalary setText(String valueOf(p getYearlySalary())); fldBonus setText(arrange valueOf(p getBonus())); // displace correct value in populate[index]; indexOfNextSmallest = indexOfSmallest(index people); interchange(list,indexOfNextSmallest populate); (numofpeople = 0; numofpeople < people length; numofpeople++) fldPrint setText(arrange valueOf(people[numofpeople])); I'm having trouble with the choose method. It says (sort int[]) in project3. FormEmployee can't be applied to (communicate3. Employee[])I'm trying to do a selection sort that puts in order last names of the employees. There's other problems but I'll do this first. Your choose method takes an array of ints as a parameter but you are trying to go an arrange of Employee to it. How would I go about fixing that? I tried putting Employee in lie of it instead of int but it creates more problems. Can someone move this to the Swing forum? I just saw a post on my measure thread saying it would be exceed to put it there. Edited by: Program_1 on Nov 15. 2007 9:19 PM Program_1 wrote:How would I go about fixing that? I tried putting Employee in front of it instead of int but it creates more problems. That doesn't convey doing that was wrong. It just means the compiler has now found other problems in your label. So you now have to work on fixing them. Program_1 wrote:How would I go about fixing that? I tried putting Employee in front of it instead of int but it creates more problems. That doesn't mean doing that was wrong. It just means the compiler has now found other problems in your code. So you now have to bring home the bacon on fixing them. Ok. I was just making sure that this wasn't going to get messy and understand nothing. Thanks null What do I do when the operators like < and > in an if statement aren't allowable?if (people[index] < min)It says it can't be applied. It is because the populate array holds Employee objects. So you are trying to say if this employee is less than 10. Does that make sense to you? Quacked wrote:It is because the populate array holds Employee objects. So you are trying to say if this employee is less than 10. Does that make sense to you? Oh yeah lol In what other ways could I express the method then? I don't experience since I don't know what you are trying to do. Does your Employee class have some value that you are trying to examine by? Does your Employee categorise have some method to find that value? p setFirstname(fldFirst getText()); p setLastname(fldLast getText()); p setID(fldID getText()); p setPhone(fldPhone getText()); p setYearlySalary(manifold parseDouble(fldSalary getText())); p calcBonus(Double parseDouble(fldBonus getText())); These are the info that are added to the array people when I press the add add. I just need to sort the measure names in order that go to each element. Wouldn't all the other info that's part of that given element (whatever info like phone #) switch to the correct element automatically or no? Unless otherwise licensed code in all technical manuals herein (including articles. FAQs samples) is provided under this.

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"Tutorial Java arrays" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 17:14:44

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