There are so many people online who have provided a solution to getting the number of rows from an SQLite database table using Java. Some of them work some don’t, this article is going to illustrate the most efficient way to get the number of rows from a table of an SQLite database using Java …
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Being the fifth tutorial of Java Database Series, am going to show you how to delete data from SQLite Database using Java. There are many reasons you would want to delete data from SQLite Database using java, for example, you can give your users functionality to delete their account. Understanding the DELETE Syntax of an …
This is the fourth article of the java database tutorial series. The full list of all article under this series can be found at the bottom of this article. This article is going to demonstrate how to update data into an SQLite database using Java. Learning how to update data into SQLite Database is very …
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From the previous article, I showed you how to Insert data into the SQLite database. This being the 3rd article of Java Database Series, I will teach you how to fetch data from SQLite database using Java. Understanding how to fetch data from the SQLite database is very vita especially when presenting that data to …
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In the previous tutorial, we learned how to connect any Java Application to the SQLite Database. We also learned the best way to manage SQLite databases on the computer for Java Application. SQLite is very much popular and it’s one of the most used database engines on the globe. For example, the android phonebook is …
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Basically, where should you save your Java Databases? Should you save them in the project directory or on any location within your computer? I have decided to write an article, demonstrating where you should save your databases for any java project on any IDE. Why Does Does Database Location Matter in any Java Project? Well, …
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Most of the java libraries are usually packaged as jar files. In this article, am going to illustrate how to add jar file in NetBeans IDE. A while ago I did step by step tutorial on how to add jar files in Eclipse IDE; we are going to apply the same concept for NetBeans, but …
A jar file is a package built on a zip format that integrates MANY java classes, metadata, and resources (texts, images e.t.c) into a single file for distribution (See Wiki Details here). Under this article, I will demonstrate how to add jar files into eclipse IDE. I have also done the same thing for NetBeans …
JavaFX Alert Dialogs are the easiest way to communicate with the users in your application. Alert dialogs can be used to show login statuses such as login error and many more options. JDK 8 or newer version provides an easier way to create dialogs in JavaFX (Modal Dialogs[JDialog Version of JavaFx] and Standard Dialogs [JoptionPane …
A dialog in JavaFX is a graphical user interface popup that inherits the main stage(Window). This article illustrates how to create a dialog in JavaFX. In many occasions, you will always need dialog for various operations, that’s why it’s important to understand how to work with dialogs. JavaFX Dialogs are available on the official JDK, …
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