sandy

Hi Keerthi
Thanks a lot for the immediate reply. Your answer did solve my problem. I was trying the harder way by using StringTokenizing. Thanks again !
Sandy

Hi
I have a string :
A&B!!C&&&D!&E
where in the alpabets are different Strings. Now, the validation of this String must result into :
A&B!C&D!E
i.e the symbols & and ! in between the Strings should'nt be repeated one after the other. In other words, there should be only one symbol either & or ! between 2 strings. How can I go this validation ?
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Hi
I just had an interview with a company who were looking out for C++, JAVA, OOAD concepts. After the interview, I recieved a mail that my skillset did not suit their profile and since my strong points were in JFC/Swing GUI, the HR also stressed that I did not do well on the C++, OOAD part. Now, I have another Interview scheduled with the same company for JFC/Swing on which I've been working for the past 1 1/2 yrs. Can anyone suggest me what are the kind of technical questions I need to look at in JFC/Swings area ?
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Hi
I have a timeTextField(validated only for TimeInput -> 00:00:00). When the user types in the time, he should be able to skip through the character ':' and goto the next Token in the text. How can this cursor skipping concept be approached ?

Thanks Anamica , I did find a solution by using StringTokenizer and tokenizing the System date.

Thanks
Sandy

Hi
I need to popup a Calendar if there is any even happening within a ComboBox. How can this be achieved ?

I need to restrict a particular string to the following format. i.e multiple strings can be concatenated by & operators followed by ! operator. But once the concatenated string has a ! operator in it, no more strings can be used to concatenate using the & operator.
For eg;
A&E!Y!Z!W is allowed
But A&E&Y!Z&W is not allowed.
How can this be achieved ?
Regards

Hi Rene
Thanks a lot ! It worked and yeah, this is what I wanted. Thanks again!!
Sandhya

Hi Rene
Thanks a lot for the suggestion, but my query was if the user types in some string, how can the ComboBox prevent him from typing the wrong characters i.e the validation should be correct only for Alphabets, something of what a PlainDocument does for the TextField validation.Since ComboBox does'nt validate for Key events, how can this be achieved ?
Regards
Sandhya

Hi
How can a editable JComboBox made to accept only Lowercase and Uppercase Alphabets ? Any suggestions ?
Sandy
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