please can someone tell me what is meant by this
both class javax.swing.Timer in javax.swing and class java.util.Timer in java.util match
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both class javax.swing.Timer in javax.swing and class java.util.Timer in java.util match
please can someone tell me what is meant by this
both class javax.swing.Timer in javax.swing and class java.util.Timer in java.util match
Last edited by stresstedout; April 10th, 2014 at 07:33 PM.
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Re: both class javax.swing.Timer in javax.swing and class java.util.Timer in java.util match
There are two Timer classes. One in the javax.swing package and one in the java.util package. The compier needs to be told which one to use.
One way is to explicitly code the package name with the class name:
javax.swing.Timer myTimer = new javax.swing.Timer(...);
then the compiler will know which one to use.
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Re: both class javax.swing.Timer in javax.swing and class java.util.Timer in java.util match
In a java program.
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Re: both class javax.swing.Timer in javax.swing and class java.util.Timer in java.util match
so i have ammened to following
that but i am still getin this errorjavax.swing.Timer myTimer = new javax.swing.Timer(1000, new TimerActionListener(NewClass.this));
cannot find symbol
symbol: class TimerActionListener
location: class NewClass
Re: both class javax.swing.Timer in javax.swing and class java.util.Timer in java.util match
The compiler can not find the definition for the TimerActionListener class. Where is it defined?cannot find symbol
symbol: class TimerActionListener
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Re: both class javax.swing.Timer in javax.swing and class java.util.Timer in java.util match
this is where i have added but im not sure if this is correct
Last edited by stresstedout; April 10th, 2014 at 07:33 PM.
Re: both class javax.swing.Timer in javax.swing and class java.util.Timer in java.util match
The compiler will tell you. If there are no errors, then it could be correct.not sure if this is correct
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Re: both class javax.swing.Timer in javax.swing and class java.util.Timer in java.util match
this is the compiler errorOriginally Posted by Norm
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.RuntimeException: Uncompilable source code - Erroneous ctor sym type: <any>
at javaapplication24.NewClass.<init>(NewClass.java:24 )
at javaapplication24.NewClass.main(NewClass.java:73)
Java Result: 1
line 24 isjavax.swing.Timer myTimer = new javax.swing.Timer(1000, new TimerActionListener(NewClass.this));
Last edited by stresstedout; April 10th, 2014 at 07:08 PM.
Re: both class javax.swing.Timer in javax.swing and class java.util.Timer in java.util match
Sorry, I don't know about your IDE's error messages.
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Re: both class javax.swing.Timer in javax.swing and class java.util.Timer in java.util match
can you tell me why this is
cannot find symbol
symbol: class TimerActionListener
location: class NewClass
Last edited by stresstedout; April 10th, 2014 at 07:32 PM.
Re: both class javax.swing.Timer in javax.swing and class java.util.Timer in java.util match
The formatting of the code is bad enough that it is hard to see where methods begin and end.
The missing class's definition must be out of scope for where it is referenced. Try moving its definition so it is in scope where it is referenced.
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Re: both class javax.swing.Timer in javax.swing and class java.util.Timer in java.util match
what should the method look like?
Re: both class javax.swing.Timer in javax.swing and class java.util.Timer in java.util match
What method?
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Re: both class javax.swing.Timer in javax.swing and class java.util.Timer in java.util match
ive solved it
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