Results for "Author: steven jacobs"

Temp App using conversion to Rankine, Kelvine and Reaumur from a Celsius or Fahrenheit input from the user.

Something very simple. Feel free to build on.

Beta V1.0.4 of my Random Access File program. By no means is this a complete app; however, it now has the look and feel of an Access environment...MDI look-and-feel (just the beginnings). Adding more validation routines, login prompt (which uses reads from an ini/config file), toolbars, menubars, progressbar and search function. Great for beginners and may help some intermediates. No ODBC or ODBC-bridge needed. Just a simple text file using the age-old Random Access. Again, this is not a complete app. If you like it, please vote and leave comments.

***UPDATED***For those that have already downloaded the app, sorry about the bugs and "dead" code in the app (this is a take-off of something bigger). Anyway, enjoy

Simple Address Book database. Some functionality like database grid view, submit new entries, delete entries, clear fields, find entries. Used MSAccess as data "holder". Good for beginners who want to get familiar with SQL commands and jdbc/odbc. Feedback would be cool. Used JBuilder3/jdk 1.2 to develop.

Simple example of a java servlet. This is a "tone-downed" version of a servlet I created for a school in the South. I figured maybe someone out there may get some use out of it, or maybe not. If you do, have fun with it. If you want use this, remember to create your DBMS (ie, MSACCESS).

Sample application/*.sln for beginners and intermediates using OLEDb. Other controls used are ListView, ListBox, and MenuItems. Also uses ArrayList as a collection holder for the entries in the DB. Comes with *.mdb file. Pretty good beginning point for OOD. Complete with Update/Delete/Add/Refresh SQL Commands.

***UPDATED***For those that have already downloaded the app, sorry about the bugs and "dead" code in the app (this is a take-off of something bigger). Anyway, enjoy

Simple Address Book database. Some functionality like database grid view, submit new entries, delete entries, clear fields, find entries. Used MSAccess as data "holder". Good for beginners who want to get familiar with SQL commands and jdbc/odbc. Feedback would be cool. Used JBuilder3/jdk 1.2 to develop.

Simple example of a java servlet. This is a "tone-downed" version of a servlet I created for a school in the South. I figured maybe someone out there may get some use out of it, or maybe not. If you do, have fun with it. If you want use this, remember to create your DBMS (ie, MSACCESS).

Beta V1.0.4 of my Random Access File program. By no means is this a complete app; however, it now has the look and feel of an Access environment...MDI look-and-feel (just the beginnings). Adding more validation routines, login prompt (which uses reads from an ini/config file), toolbars, menubars, progressbar and search function. Great for beginners and may help some intermediates. No ODBC or ODBC-bridge needed. Just a simple text file using the age-old Random Access. Again, this is not a complete app. If you like it, please vote and leave comments.

Something very simple. Feel free to build on.

Temp App using conversion to Rankine, Kelvine and Reaumur from a Celsius or Fahrenheit input from the user.

Sample application/*.sln for beginners and intermediates using OLEDb. Other controls used are ListView, ListBox, and MenuItems. Also uses ArrayList as a collection holder for the entries in the DB. Comes with *.mdb file. Pretty good beginning point for OOD. Complete with Update/Delete/Add/Refresh SQL Commands.

Temp App using conversion to Rankine, Kelvine and Reaumur from a Celsius or Fahrenheit input from the user.

Something very simple. Feel free to build on.

Beta V1.0.4 of my Random Access File program. By no means is this a complete app; however, it now has the look and feel of an Access environment...MDI look-and-feel (just the beginnings). Adding more validation routines, login prompt (which uses reads from an ini/config file), toolbars, menubars, progressbar and search function. Great for beginners and may help some intermediates. No ODBC or ODBC-bridge needed. Just a simple text file using the age-old Random Access. Again, this is not a complete app. If you like it, please vote and leave comments.

***UPDATED***For those that have already downloaded the app, sorry about the bugs and "dead" code in the app (this is a take-off of something bigger). Anyway, enjoy

Simple Address Book database. Some functionality like database grid view, submit new entries, delete entries, clear fields, find entries. Used MSAccess as data "holder". Good for beginners who want to get familiar with SQL commands and jdbc/odbc. Feedback would be cool. Used JBuilder3/jdk 1.2 to develop.

Simple example of a java servlet. This is a "tone-downed" version of a servlet I created for a school in the South. I figured maybe someone out there may get some use out of it, or maybe not. If you do, have fun with it. If you want use this, remember to create your DBMS (ie, MSACCESS).