You are trying to open a .docx file (XWPF) with code for .doc (HWPF) files. You can use XWPFWordExtractor for .docx files. There is an ExtractorFactory which you can use to let POI decide which of these applies and uses the correct class to open the file, however you can then not iterate by page … Read more
You don’t change the value of a (which is true by default) to false, you just call a method that will return false but nothing is set to this returned value. Change your code to this: package files; public class EndLoopWithBooleanMethod { static boolean a = true; public static void main(String[] args){ while(a) { //This … Read more
What you’re seeing is Java’s internal representation of the anonymous inner classes. Java implements these by creating classes with generated names, which — like all inner classes — are based on adding $ and a suffix to the name of the containing class. (There are some other changes made to support the inner class’s ability … Read more
I think you could do something like: String[] words=title.split(” “); String printWord = “”; for (int i = 0; i < words.length; i++) { printWord += words[i] + ” “; // Add the space for newly appended words System.out.println(printWord); } The above, will just print the following The The amazing The amazing spider The amazing … Read more
the problem turned out to be the max char size that can be passed to text to speech engine is about 4000 if your string contains more than 4000 characters it will not work // this will not work tts.speak(text, TextToSpeech.QUEUE_ADD, null); in order to get it working add an setOnUtteranceProgressListener and loop trough your … Read more
Check documentation of ResultSet.getString:http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/sql/ResultSet.html#getString%28int%29 String getString(int columnIndex) throws SQLException Returns: the column value; if the value is SQL NULL, the value returned is null According to this your code is vulnerable to null pointer exception at following places: if (!results.getString(“level”).isEmpty()) { ……. } else if (!results.getString(“thesisTitle”).isEmpty() || !results.getString(“thesisAdvisor”).isEmpty()) { ………. } else if (!results.getString(“company”).isEmpty()) { … Read more
As per my understanding you are trying to assign space value in to char type .But the value you given is a string and trying to assign in to a char type .if u want to assign a space character do it by using ‘ ‘. char mychar=” “; //wont works because you are assigning … Read more
For example, to see who is just a coach and not also a teacher without losing your list of coaches: List<String> coaches = new ArrayList<>(); coaches.add(“Josh”); coaches.add(“Jake”); coaches.add(“Tyler”); List<String> teachers = new ArrayList<>(); teachers.add(“Josh”); teachers.add(“Jake”); List<String> CoachesNotAlsoTeachers = new ArrayList<>(); CoachesNotAlsoTeachers.add(coaches); CoachesNotAlsoTeachers.removeAll(teachers); for (String name : CoachesNotAlsoTeachers ) { System.out.println(“Name is: ” + name); } … Read more
First of all, if you want to play sounds that aren’t looped and are longer than a few seconds, you shouldn’t be using Clips. You’re going to need to use SourceDataLines, which can read audio data in several different formats (consult AudioFileFormat.Type for specifics) via streams. As for your questions: Mixers, Lines, and Ports are … Read more
The package access is something that allows programmers to use their sloppy programming techniques while writing code within one package, but then they have to reconsider it when making more packages. It is a compromise between good business practices and the ugly reality. Like: write some spaghetti code, if you insist, but please leave the … Read more
Call numToWords with your number. Otherwise if you already have a string just pass it and skip the String.valueOf(number) calling directly the split private static final HashMap<String, String> mapping; static { mapping = new HashMap<>(); mapping.put(“0”, “Zero”); mapping.put(“1”, “One”); mapping.put(“2”, “Two”); mapping.put(“3”, “Three”); mapping.put(“4”, “Four”); mapping.put(“5”, “Five”); mapping.put(“6”, “Six”); mapping.put(“7”, “Seven”); mapping.put(“8”, “Eight”); mapping.put(“9”, “Nine”); … Read more
Why dont you use recursion. put the file writing code into one method. Giving blueprint below please try to implement that way. public class CSV { String data1; String data2; boolean runnung=false; int globalvariable = 1; public void fileWrite(){ FileInputStream ar= new FileInputStream(“filelocation”); FileWriter dr= new Filewriter(“datafile”+globalvariable.csv”); dr.close(); //while (running) { if (data=some number) { … Read more
Seeing how Eclipse contains native code (the SWT), I’m gonna say: No. Maybe using something like Remote Desktop (but that doesn’t count, does it). solved Eclipse as an applet? [closed]
You want something like this: List<Map<String, String>> result = four.stream() // iterate the Map with values .map(map -> map.entrySet() // .. for each one .stream() // .. stream and collect .collect(Collectors.toMap( // .. into a new Map e -> one.get(e.getKey()), // .. with a key from the `one` Map Map.Entry::getValue))) // .. and the same … Read more
Reworked the answer: I tried to run the code myself and with a little tweaking it works perfectly fine. We are getting there. I think thi is the whole thing you should need! This should now fix your error aswell as fit the requirements you have. I changed: renamed ReportPayment() to reportPayment() removed te space … Read more