darenceang
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Java search string
Hi!
I have a text file with username and password.
They are in the format username:password
When the user enters a new username to create, i would like to do a search in this text file to see if such a username has been taken up.
If it has taken up, to return a boolean true;
Please advice.
Cheers!
Darence
This is currently what have.
Please advice.
Boolean check = false;
FileInputStream fstream = new FileInputStream("test.txt" );
DataInputStream checkUserName = new DataInputStream(fstream);
while (checkUserName.available() !=0){
System.out.println (checkUserName.readLine()) ;
I have a text file with username and password.
They are in the format username:password
When the user enters a new username to create, i would like to do a search in this text file to see if such a username has been taken up.
If it has taken up, to return a boolean true;
Please advice.
Cheers!
Darence
This is currently what have.
Please advice.
Boolean check = false;
FileInputStream fstream = new FileInputStream("test.txt"
DataInputStream checkUserName = new DataInputStream(fstream);
while (checkUserName.available()
System.out.println (checkUserName.readLine())
ASKER
If the username is taken, then the username will not be created.
The system is like a user/password creation.
So if i enter an option to create user : darenceang
The system will check this txt file to see if darenceang has been registered before.
Else the system will prompt him for a password and then save it into the file as username:password.
I m stuck at the checking of username ( string ) from the inputstream.
Cheers!
The system is like a user/password creation.
So if i enter an option to create user : darenceang
The system will check this txt file to see if darenceang has been registered before.
Else the system will prompt him for a password and then save it into the file as username:password.
I m stuck at the checking of username ( string ) from the inputstream.
Cheers!
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Why would it matter if just the username were taken? You need to check the name/password *pairs*