On 4-9-2019 09:33, Karen Goh wrote:
> Here's the entire code again:
>
> String[] subjectNames = request.getParameterValues("txtsubjects");
> > > String zipcode = request.getParameter("location");
> > > List<String> subjList = new
> ArrayList<String>(Arrays.asList(subjectNames));
> > > List<tutor> myList = new ArrayList<>();
> > > ArrayList<String> subList = new ArrayList<>();
> > > CopyOnWriteArrayList<String>newSub = new
> CopyOnWriteArrayList<String>();
> > > tutor t = new tutor();
> > >
> > >
> > > String sql1 = "select t.tutor_contact_no, t.zipcode, t.tutor_id,
> t2.subject_name FROM s_tutor t JOIN tutor_subject t2 ON t.tutor_id =
> t2.tutor_id where t.zipcode = ? And t2.subject_name = Any((?))";
> > >
> > > PreparedStatement ps2 = connection.prepareStatement(sql1);
> > > ps2.setString(1, zipcode);
> > > for (int i = 0; i < subjectNames.length; i++) {
> > > Array array = connection.createArrayOf("text", subjList.toArray());
> > > ps2.setArray(2, array);
> > > }
> > > ResultSet rs = ps2.executeQuery();
> > > while (rs.next()) {
> > > t.setContactNo(rs.getString("tutor_contact_no"));
> > > t.setZipcode(rs.getString("zipcode"));
> > > t.settutor_id(rs.getInt("tutor_id"));
> > >for (String : subjList)
> even if i used subList.add(rs.get("mycolumnNameforthesubjects")
> And then I used a system.out.println here to print out all the id,
> contact No, zipcode and subjects name
> and then according to the stacktrace error, the System.out.println is
> the line that has the error - ResultSet not positioned properly, perhaps
> you need to call next.
>
> Basically, I have removed the setAttributes lines and simply replace it
> with a System out line (which I had earlier used it to see the print-out
> and it worked before so am not sure why it is not working this time round)
> to make it easier to diagnose what has gone wrong....
>
> It could be due to Tomcat as yesterday I was trying to find out the
> issue but again and again, even after cleaning Tomcat directory before I
> run the code, even with certain lines already taken off, it shows me
> things that are not supposed to be there...
We are missing a lot of context here. The code you quoted doesn't
contain a System.out line, nor setAttributes lines. You also haven't
indicated which line is line 117 of searchController.java.
Based on the exception stacktrace, the only thing we can tell you is
that - apparently - the code is calling ResultSet.getInt(..) before a
call to ResultSet.next() (or possibly after ResultSet.next() has
returned false.
The only suspicious thing I noticed in the code in your first email is
that the for-loop nested in the `while (rs.next())` loop doesn't use a
block, while the indentation suggests it should.
As an aside, given the code has multiple > prefixes and no indentation
makes it hard to read: could you copy directly from your IDE instead, or
maybe publish it in a GitHub gist or something similar?
Mark
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Mark Rotteveel
