GoodDay Programmers.

I am trying to implement a stand-alone CBT application using Java. I have been able to do more of the task. But, my problem is, i want to create a Database(OR Maybe an Array) that will hold my questions and the options for each questions( four Options ) which i dont know how to do. I believe Java/Mysql Gurus here will lead me through, if only i can get the Login to solve the Problem, i'll be happy.

Thanks In Advance.

See similar codes related to your project

TimerActivity.java

import java.util.Timer ;
import java.util.TimerTask ;
import android.app.Activity ;
import android.widget.Button;
import android.os.Bundle ;
import android.widget.TextView ;
public class TimerActivity extends Activity {

new CountDownTimer( 30000, 1000) {
public void onTick (long millisUntilFinished ) {
mTextField . setText ( "seconds remaining : " + m
public void onFinish () {
mTextField . setText ( "done! " );
}
} . start ()

}
@Override
public void onPause() {
super.onPause();
timerHandler.removeCallb
(timerRunnable);
Button b =
(Button)findViewById(R.id.button)
b.setText("start" );
}
}

Thanks Bro... Really Love your contribution....it helps alot...@proxy.

Can't wait so see screenshot. You are welcome Bro .

You have to change the timer because it is milliseconds that's divide by 1000

lekropasky:
GoodDay Programmers.

I am trying to implement a stand-alone CBT application using Java. I have been able to do more of the task. But, my problem is, i want to create a Database(OR Maybe an Array) that will hold my questions and the options for each questions( four Options ) which i dont know how to do. I believe Java/Mysql Gurus here will lead me through, if only i can get the Login to solve the Problem, i'll be happy.

Thanks In Advance.

Do you know how to hold your data in memory? Arrays for instance?
If you do, then saving them to a database and loading them is a matter of a few things.

1. You have to install/setup a database software.
2. You have to create a table(container) to store your data in that database.
3. Each table you create will have at least 1 or more fields/columns to store various data, and you have to define the type of data.
4. You have to make your application talk to your database, using a database driver, ie, ODBC or something specific to your database.
5. Once you can connect to the database, you have to learn how to store data in it and how to fetch data via SQL queries.

Here is a tutorial for talking to Mysql using Java.
http://zetcode.com/db/mysqljava/