remove file writer from class and use bean instead
i have an element of a class i need to remove and put into a bean, see attached code, it is a simple file writer that writes a value to a web page, how do i access this code if it is in another class and would i just use a normal bean class?
try {
BufferedWriter out = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter(context.getRealPath("updates.txt"), true));
out.write(years);
out.close(); }
catch (IOException e) { System.err.println("error in opertation "); // catch the exception, could stop browser freezing
}
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sorry, can you explain further what you are after
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sorry objects, getting late, been on this stuff all day!!
i need to implement an MVC architecture, so instead of going into the original class to get the data, i need a bean to sit in the middle that does the try catch stuff in the original post and then i will use a jsp to print the results back to the screen.
i need to implement an MVC architecture, so instead of going into the original class to get the data, i need a bean to sit in the middle that does the try catch stuff in the original post and then i will use a jsp to print the results back to the screen.
that code is writing to a file, not the screen.
what code is writing to the screen?
what code is writing to the screen?
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sorry objects, got the code mixed up, cheers
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could i access this from my bean?
(bean.getYears());