Re: implement problem
- From: Raymond DeCampo <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 09 Jun 2005 17:16:31 GMT
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Irlan agous wrote:
Thanks
But the PatientInterface is not abstract, and how do i implement a method,
This seems like a very basic question; perhaps English is not your native language?
A programmer implements a method by including a body for the method in the Java source file. For example:
public class PatientImpl extends UnicastRemoteObject
implements PatientInterface
{
private String postCode; // What follows is the implementation of the getPostCode()
// method.
public String getPostCode()
{
return postCode;
}
}why cant i declate the whole interface if its not abstract?
I'm sorry I do not understand this question.
Irlan
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Irlan agous wrote:
I have an claass that implements another one
public class PatientImpl extends UnicastRemoteObject implements PatientInterface
In PatientInterface, i have this class
public interface PatientInterface extends Remote {
public String getPatientNummer() throws RemoteException; public String getSofiNummer() throws RemoteException; public String getVerzekeringsMa() throws RemoteException; public String getPolisNummer() throws RemoteException; public String getNaam() throws RemoteException; public String getAdres() throws RemoteException; public String getPostCode() throws RemoteException; public String getWoonplaats() throws RemoteException; public String getGebDatum() throws RemoteException;
}
But i get this error message when i want to implement the interface
PatientImpl.java [11:1] PatientImpl is not abstract and does not override abstract method getPostCode() in PatientInterface
What is wrong here?
Exactly what the compiler says. Either PatientImpl should be declared abstract (probably not what you want) or PatientImpl should contain an implementation of the getPostCode() method declared in the PatientInterface interface.
Ray
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