[DKasler]

Can anyone tell me what is wrong with this For Loop?

public class EmployeeApplication
{
   public static void main(String[] args)
    {
      //define variables
      Employee obj;   //the object of Employee class
      String sSource = args[0]; 
      /* if you have multiple inputs you can use for loop
      * to take all inputs one by one
      */
     for( int i = 0; i < sSource.length(); i++)
      {
        obj = sSource[];
      }
 
      String s1 = sSource.substring(0, 11);  //SSN
      String s2 = sSource.substring(12,sSource.length()); //Name
 
      //create an instance of each variable
      obj = new Employee();
 
      //calling the methods of the first object
      obj.setsEmpId(s1);
      obj.setsEmpName(s2);
 
      System.out.println(obj); //toString is automatically called
    }
}

[kostas]

do you get any compile errors? if not, what is wrong with the output after you run it?

[Iron_Cross]

Try this:

public class EmployeeApplication
{
   public static void main(String[] args)
    {
      //define variables
      Employee obj;   //the object of Employee class
      String sSource = args[0]; 
      /* if you have multiple inputs you can use for loop
      * to take all inputs one by one
      */
     for( int i = 0; i < sSource.length(); i++)
      {
        obj = sSource[i];
      }
 
      String s1 = sSource.substring(0, 11);  //SSN
      String s2 = sSource.substring(12,sSource.length()); //Name
 
      //create an instance of each variable
      obj = new Employee();
 
      //calling the methods of the first object
      obj.setsEmpId(s1);
      obj.setsEmpName(s2);
 
      System.out.println(obj); //toString is automatically called
    }
}

See if that works, all I did was change this line:
obj = sSource[i];
I added the i.

[soundgarden]

obj = sSource[];

should be

obj=sSource[i];

edit...

lol Iron_Cross, i didnt read your post.

[Iron_Cross]

It's all good, I've done that plenty of times 8)

[DKasler]

Thanks alot guys. Seems good now.