I am writing a code to make a calculation. I use two JText inputs to make a division. However I would like to check if the JText is empty, or is equal to "" before make the calculation. Besides that I would like to check if it is equal zero.

What I really want to do is to check if the JText is not empty or has any space on it or if the value is different from 0. I want to use in the calculation only valid numbers.

Can you help me with that?

Thanks and regards,

Flávio.

Flávio de Souza
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Hi, I am a beginner. I am not sure if the below point I give is the most suitable one. Anyone plesae point out if it is wrong.

Flaviostz, if I were you, I will add a static boolean variable. In the textfield, add one actionListener that will always detect if anything has been keyed into it, and validate the input. At the same time, adjust the boolean variable, for example, to True if something has been keyed.

Maybe that can help you?

Nelson Chan

Hi
Plz. go through the following url there is an example provided for TexteField's this has a solution to your problem

http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutor...tml#validation

Regards

Yashraj Chauhan
Java\J2EE Specialist
Wiley Support Team

Thanks for the feed back guys!
It worked just fine!


:D

Flávio de Souza
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