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uanble to wstavlish connection using JDBC and applet

 
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hi..
i have tried a program using java applet and
jdbc dbc bridge.....values will be entered through
the applet...NOW the program is not compiled
the error displayed is
{ expected

public class Test extends Applet implments ActionListener
plzz help.....

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[edited to add code tags]
[ September 26, 2005: Message edited by: Jeanne Boyarsky ]
 
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Well besides the compilation error this will not work. Please consult the FAQ particularly the second question on this page http://faq.javaranch.com/view?OdbcJdbcQuestions
 
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One suggestion is to enclose your source code in the "" tags.

Another suggestion is that

"implments" is misspelled, correct it and see what happens.
 
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Mayank,
I added the code tags that Craig mentioned. So you can find them next time, take a look below the big textbox you type your post in. There is a section called "Instant UBB Code." Once you click on the button that says "code", some tags will appear in brackets. Copy/paste your code in between them and formatting will be preserved.
 
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