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Chapter: 32 / Q: 3
(Connection dialog) Develop a subclass of BorderPane named DBConnectionPane that enables the user to select or enter a JDBC driver and a URL and to enter a username and password, as shown in Figure 32.28
Chapter: 32 / Q: 4
(Find grades) Listing 32.2, FindGrade.java, presented a program that finds a student’s grade for a specified course. Rewrite the program to find all the grades for a specified student, as shown in Figure 32.29
Chapter: 32 / Q: 5
(Display table contents) Write a program that displays the content for a given table. As shown in Figure 32.30a, you enter a table and click the Show Contents button to display the table contents in the text area
Chapter: 32 / Q: 6
(Find tables and showing their contents) Write a program that fills in table names in a combo box, as shown in Figure 32.30b. You can select a table from the combo box to display its contents in the text area
Chapter: 32 / Q: 7
(Populate Quiz table) Create a table named Quiz as follows:
Chapter: 32 / Q: 8
(Populate Salary table) Create a table named Salary as follows:
Chapter: 32 / Q: 9
(Copy table) Suppose the database contains a student table defined as follows:
Chapter: 32 / Q: 10
(Record unsubmitted exercises) The following three tables store information on students, assigned exercises, and exercise submission in LiveLab. LiveLab is an automatic grading system for grading programming exercises
Chapter: 32 / Q: 11
(Baby names) Create the following table:
Chapter: 33 / Q: 1
(Factorial table in JSF) Write a JSF page that displays a factorial page as shown in Figure 33.25. Display the table in an h:outputText component. Set its escape property to false to display it as HTML contents
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