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Are you trying to migrate the database locally? You just need to dump the database and feed it back into your new instance. This is independent from Java/Eclipse.

Here's more info:...

I ran your code and that line prints out for me.

I see the issue you're having. This is because input.nextInt() does not read the newline character generated when you hit the return key. You can fix this by changing the last line to:


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If I understand your problem statement correctly you probably need something like the observer pattern.
https://sourcemaking.com/design_patterns/observer

Basically you would have the client PCs...

You can try to attach a bash script along with the zip folder of your download. The script can have the necessary commands to install Java on your user's machine. You can call the script something...

You can do a few things for a Double d = 5.09876:

1. Use String.format

String formatted = String.format("%.2f", d);
System.out.println(formatted);

2. Use...

You could do something like this:



String s = "abcde";
CharacterIterator it = new StringCharacterIterator(s);

while(it.current() != CharacterIterator.DONE) {
char current =...

Recursive methods get placed on the stack and it helps to think of them like a stack data structure.

The key to understanding why it's printing after "wo" is in the following lines:
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Java and Oracle, although currently owned by the same company, are two different products and don't have a dependency on each other. I think what you need to research is if your current libraries are...

Object oriented programming has nothing to do with security. It's a programming paradigm; a way to organize and communicate about the code. Security can be implemented using a number of languages and...

Unfortunately it's not possible using the Desktop API since there's no reference object returned from the desktop.browse(...) method.

A few ideas:

1. You can try to create and kill the browser...

First two things I notice in your code:

public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
{
//getSecond(6);
displayTable.setText("Button Pressed");
}

1. getSecond(6) is commented...