Hi,

I am trying to create a double dimensional array of Objects.

Object arr[][];

What I want it that I wish to be able to populate this array later in
a nested for loop.
I don't know the size of row or column of the multidimentional array
at the time of declaration.

Is there any way I could do it?

Thanks for all the help.

I had to futz around with i,j to get the rows double array to match the
db table, but it's quasi-acceptable.

It was enough of a PITA that I'm sure there's a better way. To start
with, I hard coded the number of rows (9). I suppose I could iterate the
result to find the size, but then I'm iterating twice.

There's gotta be a better way. Suggestions please on how to get data
from a flat table :)

It's going to end up in a TableList for a JTable.

Whenever I look into stuff like this I see get huge results on Hibernate,
things like that which are too much right now. I'm hoping/assuming
there's something built into the API to achieve this, but a bit slicker.

thufir@arrakis:~$
thufir@arrakis:~$ cat NetBeansProjects/mysql/src/a00720398/model/
Model.java
package a00720398.model;

Looking at:

http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/sql/ResultSet.html#getArray
(int)

would it make sense to apply that to the init() method with an Array of
Array, Object[][] or similar, representing the data?

There's a small tweaking with indexes, but that seems best. What's the
"standard" way of grabbing that data? Or, is it that for my purposes a
kludge would be sufficient, then as I learn more I'd do it totally
differently?

thufir@arrakis:~$
thufir@arrakis:~$ cat NetBeansProjects/mysql/src/a00720398/model/
Model.java
package a00720398.model;

import a00720398.model.*;
import java.sql.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.util.logging.Level;
import java.util.logging.Logger;
import javax.swing.table.*;

Hi all,

I am currently devloping a java application that has a dialogue box
with a JLabel with HTML embedded into it the label. This works fine
however I want to make a section of the text a link to a file. The
problem is I am adding the code and it is recognising that I have
added a link because part of the text has turned blue and underlined
but java is not recognising it as a link that I can click on.

Any help in this matter would be highly appreciated.

Thank you

I'm a little stuck. I have a Linux device (a character device, like a
serial port) called /dev/cm15a0. I can't use RXTXcomm as it doesn't
recognize the device (and I'm having trouble recompile RXTX). I need
to open the device in non-blocking mode and read and write bytes
to/from the device. Any pointers?