Converting a map.get (key) to int

[Gunner 1]

Hello,
I'm on an application from a server logs produces statistics on this one. However I encounter some difficulties and I'd like your help . Let me explain:
I put the logs in a 2D array (online information). Subsequently, I created a map with key as the name of a database and I value is the connection time on the latter in milliseconds.

Map m = new TreeMap ();
      for (int i = 0; i <x; i + +)
        (
        Object o = m.get (Logsession [i] [3]);
        if (o == null)
          m.put (Logsession [i] [3], new Integer (Integer.parseInt (Logsession [i] [1 ])));
        else
          (
            (
          Integer cnt = (Integer) o;
          m.put (Logsession [i] [3], new Integer (cnt.intValue () + Integer.parseInt (Logsession [i] [1 ])));
          ))
        )

      List ky = new ArrayList (m.kySet ());
        Iterator it = ky.it ();
        while (it.hasNext ())
          (
          Object ky = Iterator.next ();
          nb = Integer.parseInt ((String) m.get (ky)) / (1000 * 60 * 60);
          modulo =Integer.parseInt ((String) m.get (ky))% (1000 * 60 * 60);
          nbMin = mod / (60 * 1000);
          modulo = modulo% (60 * 1000);
          nbSec = modulo/1000;
          label = new JLabel ( "Time of connection to the Database" + ky + ":" + nb + "hours," nbMin + + "minutes and" + nbSec + "seconds");
          )

[InterNetWorKed]

Hello,
Your map is of type Map <String,Integer>, if I remember correctly, the key to a map is unique so if you have several times the same key in a. Put on your map, risk of crush the values as and. You have in your map values of type Integer then when you go to a map.get (key) you will have the value type Integer, you do not need the caste to convert String to Integer with Integer.parseInt.

[Windowed]

Hello,
Just have a look at the following code this can help you.

for (int j = 0 j <map.size () j + +) (
nb = map.get (j)/ (1000 * 60 * 60);
mod =map.get (j)% (1000 * 60 * 60);
nbn = mod / (60 * 1000);
modu = modulo% (60 * 1000);
nbSe = modulo/1000;
lb = new JLabel ( "Time of connection to the Database" + key + ":" + nbHour + "hours," nbMin + + "minutes and" + nbSec + "seconds");
)

I have modified it, just see if it work for you.

[Gunner 1]

Hello,
Yes, actually what I wanted to do was to convert the value to int, not one is designated as the object by the map when it is actually of type Integer (I myself loses). By dint of tinkering I found something that works:

nb = ((Integer)(map.get(key))).intValue()/(1000*60*60);
mod =((Integer)(map.get(key))).intValue()%(1000*60*60);

If you have an alternative for this then please let me know. Thanks in advance.

[NetworkeR]

Hello,
You have try the following code

     Iterator it = map.keySet().iterator();
     while (it.hasNext()){
          Object key = it.next();
          nb = map.get(key)/(1000*60*60);
          mod = map.get(key )%(1000*60*60);
          nbM = modulo /(60*1000);
          modu = modulo%(60*1000);
          nbSe = modulo /1000;
          lb =new JLabel("Time of connection to the Database" + Key
                    + " : "+ + nbHour"Hours" + + NbMin "Minutes" + NbSec
                    + "Seconds");
     }

[SoftWore]

Hello,
If you are using Java 1.4 then the following code should work with you.

     Iterator itr = map.kySet().iterator();
     while (itr.hasNext()){
          Object ky = itr.next();
          int milSec = ((Integer) map.get(ky)).intValue();
          nb = milSec /(1000*60*60);
          mod = milSec%(1000*60*60);
          nbM = modulo /(60*1000);
          modu = modulo%(60*1000);
          nbSe = modulo /1000;
          lb =new JLabel("Time of connection to the Database" + Key
                    + " : "+ + nbHour"Hours" + + NbMin "Minutes" + NbSec
                    + "Seconds");
     }