Importance of Collection Classes cont’d

In this article it is going to be with the help of ListIterator, here with the help of ListIterator we can limit or set the boundary condition for number of Object’s references to be taken from the Vector. 

Importance of Collection Classes cont’d

When dealing with an array we will have to use the for loop this can be  at times cumbersome to avoid such problems the Iterator is perfect solution. So in this article it is going to be with the help of iterator, which will assist in looping through the stored Object’s references in Vector.

Importance of Collection Classes

Today this is my third post. Here I want to stress the importance of the Collection framework. This is something which I ignored when I started with java programming. Since I was very much addicted to AWT.

But having understood the value of the collection classes, I’m going to post few articles based on this. First comes Vector. To know more about Vector please read this java documentation. 

A simple JDBC connection tester

Having installed the needed softwares I wanted to test them. To configure the MySQL and JDBC driver please read this article.

For running the below file, do not forget to start your MySQL Database.

Also do replace the <DATABASE_NAME> & <MySQL_DB_SERVER_PASSWORD>

Finally a Developer Machine..

After a long time I’m writing this article, had a lot of confusion since there were a lot of conflicts between my mind and my heart. Having re-addressed the current scenario the priorities have once again changed – one thing is certain that ‘change is inevitable’.

What I’m doing as of now is trying to get my basics right. So that I can gain some confidence, after a very long time I have made my desktop as a developer machine by installing the following Open Source products.

First downloaded and installed JDK 1.6.0

Then downloaded and installed MySQL

Then my favorite Tomcat

Finally the best of all Eclipse SDK.