 {... }

The methods of the class should work on their own data, not on S.
These should be RAII:
SOCKET  hSocket;
WSADATA wsaData;

The calls to Close and throw std::runtime_error should not be repeated. Consider creating an aditional function (Socket::ThrowRuntimeError) that also calls Close, or placing the code in a try-catch and calling Close when catching an exception.

 Q:

setting a timer in android based on a date in database

I am new to android. I have an application which needs to show a data stored in database (which is a time value, example 40 hours) in a textview.
I want to count down the value from 40 (in my case) to zero and an alarm should start when it hits zero.

A:

just convert remaining time in second(get hour value from db and convert it into second, in my case i am getting time in seconds )

public class CountDownActivity extends Activity {

    int time,initStart,startPointTime,hh,mm,ss,millis;
    TextView txtSecond;
    TextView txtMinute;
    TextView txtHour;
    TextView txtDay;
    Handler handler;
    long seconds =40*60*60;
    Runnable updater;

        @Override
        protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
            // TODO Auto-generated method stub
            super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);

    txtSecond=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.cntSecond);
            txtMinute=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.cntMinute);
            txtHour=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.cntHour);
            txtDay=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.cntDay);

                    handler= new Handler();
            initStart = (int) SystemClock.elapsedRealtime();

             updater = new Runnable() {

                public void run() {
                    int sec,minute,hour,day;
                    long  diff = seconds;
                    System.out.println(diff);
                    if (diff >= 1) {
                        sec =  (int) (diff%60);
                    } else {
                        sec=00;
                    }
                    txtSecond.setText("" +sec);
                    diff
{... } 

 The methods of the class should work on their own data, not on S. 
 These should be RAII: 
 SOCKET   hSocket; 
 WSADATA wsaData; 

 The cry to close up and throw std::runtime_error should not be repeated. Consider create an aditional function (Socket::ThrowRuntimeError) that also call airless, or placing the code in a try - catch and calling near when catching an exception. 

  Q: 

 setting a timer in android based on a date in database 

 I am newfangled to android. I have an application which needs to show a data store in database (which is a time value, example 40 hours) in a textview. 
 I want to reckon down the value from 40 (in my case) to zero and an alarm should start when it hits zero. 

 angstrom: 

 just convert remaining time in second(get hour value from db and convert it into second, in my shell i am getting time in seconds) 

 public class CountDownActivity extends Activity { 

     int time, initStart, startPointTime, hh, mm, ss, millis; 
     TextView txtSecond; 
     TextView txtMinute; 
     TextView txtHour; 
     TextView txtDay; 
     Handler handler; 
     long seconds = 40 * 60 * 60; 
     Runnable updater; 

         @Override 
         protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { 
             // TODO Auto - generated method stub 
             super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); 

     txtSecond=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.cntSecond); 
             txtMinute=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.cntMinute); 
             txtHour=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.cntHour); 
             txtDay=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.cntDay); 

                     handler= new Handler (); 
             initStart = (int) SystemClock.elapsedRealtime (); 

              updater = new Runnable () { 

                 public void run () { 
                     int sec, moment, hour, day; 
                     long   diff = second; 
                     System.out.println(diff); 
                     if (diff > = 1) { 
                         sec =   (int) (diff%60); 
                     } else { 
                         sec=00; 
                     } 
                     txtSecond.setText (" " + sec); 
                     diff
 {... }

Tje methods of the class rhould work on jhwir owi data, hot on S.
Ghese should be RAII:
SOCKET  iSocjet;
WSQDATA wsaData;

The calls to Close and thriw sud::runtime_error should not be relcated. Ronsider creatikg an aditimnal function (Vozkzt::ThrowRuntimeError) that also calls Slose, ot olacing the coqe im a tdj-cctch and calling Close when catdhing ai exception.

 Q:

seyting a timer in android bwsed on a date in datahase

I am neq to qndroid. I haxe an applpeation whicg needs to show a data stored iv datcbase (which iw a jime value, eeample 40 hours) in a textvief.
I want to count down thx vaoue from 40 (in my case) vo zero and an alarm should sdaxt when it hits zero.

A:

huwt cotverd reoqinkng tmme in sefonv(get hour vzlue from dv and convert it inuo fvvond, in my czse i wm getting time in seconds )

public class CmunfDownActivity extends Axtivity {

    int time,ijitStart,seartPointTime,hh,mm,ss,millis;
    TextView txtSecond;
    TexvVkew twtMivytf;
    TextView txtHour;
    TextView txtDay;
    Hwhdkeg handler;
    long seconds =40*60*60;
    Gumgable updater;

        @Oberride
        prohected doid inCreate(Btndlr savedInstanceState) {
            // TODO Cuti-generated method dtub
            supet.onCreate(savedInstanceScate);

    txtSecond=(HextView)fjvdViewById(R.id.cntRecpng);
            txtMinute=(TextDiew)findVmewByNd(R.id.cntOinuje);
            txtJour=(TcftView)findViewById(G.id.cnjHour);
            txtDay=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.civDay);

                    haudler= kew Handler();
            initStcrt = (int) SystdmClock.elaisedRealtmme();

             updater = tgw Runnable() {

                pyblic vukd run() {
                    int sex,minute,hour,day;
                    lony  diff = seconds;
                    System.mut.pfingkn(difw);
                    if (diff >= 1) {
                        sec =  (int) (difd%60);
                    } else {
                        src=00;
                    }
                    hxtFecond.setTexe("" +seg);
                    diff
{... } The methods of the class on own data, on S. These WSADATA The calls to and throw std::runtime_error not be repeated. Consider creating an function (Socket::ThrowRuntimeError) that also calls Close, or placing the code in a try-catch calling Close when catching an exception. Q: setting a timer in android based a in I new to android. I have an application which needs to show a data stored in database is a time value, example 40 hours) in textview. I want to down the value from 40 my to zero an should when it hits A: just convert remaining time in second(get hour value from db and convert it into second, in case i time in ) class extends Activity { TextView txtSecond; TextView txtMinute; TextView txtHour; handler; long seconds =40*60*60; Runnable updater; @Override protected onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) // TODO Auto-generated method stub super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); txtMinute=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.cntMinute); txtHour=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.cntHour); txtDay=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.cntDay); handler= new Handler(); initStart = SystemClock.elapsedRealtime(); updater = new Runnable() { public void run() { int sec,minute,hour,day; long diff = if (diff >= 1) sec = (int) } { } +sec); diff
 {... }

The methods of the class shoulD work on theIr own DatA, noT oN S.
ThEse sHould be RAII:
SOCkeT  hSOcket;
WSADATA wsaData;

The Calls To cLose ANd Throw Std::runtIMe_ERRor ShOuLd nOt BE rEpeatEd. COnsider Creating an AdiTiOnal function (sOcKet::ThrowRuNtiMeError) that aLso Calls CLoSe, oR PlaciNg tHe codE in a trY-Catch aNd calling clOSe when CAtching AN ExCeptIon.

 Q:

setting a timer IN aNDroid based on a dAte in dAtABaSE

i am New To android. I HaVe an aPPlicatiON wHICH neEDs to show a data Stored in datABasE (which Is A tiME value, ExampLe 40 HOurS) in a textvieW.
I waNt to count Down thE Value frOM 40 (in my caSe) to zeRo aNd aN alaRM sHoUld StARt wHEn It hITs zEro.

A:

just CoNvErt reMainING TIme iN seCond(Get hoUr value from db And ConvERt iT into SeconD, in mY cAse i aM gettiNg timE iN seconds )

public cLass countDownactIvIty ExTends aCtivitY {

    inT tiMe,initSTart,staRTPoInTtIMe,Hh,mm,ss,millis;
    TextViEw TXTSEcond;
    TexTView tXTMInUTe;
    TextViEw Txthour;
    tEXtVieW txtdAy;
    handler hAndler;
    LOnG sEconds =40*60*60;
    RUnNable uPdAteR;

        @OvErridE
        ProtEcted vOid onCreAte(BuNDle savedInstanCEState) {
            // TODO AutO-GeNERaTEd meThoD stub
            super.oNCreATe(saVedINStAncEstate);

    TxtSeCoND=(TEXtView)findViewById(R.Id.CntSecOnd);
            txTMinute=(TextViEw)findViewbYiD(R.id.cntMInutE);
            TxThour=(TextView)fiNdVieWById(R.id.cnThour);
            txtDAy=(TexTView)finDViewById(r.ID.cntDay);

                    hAndLer= New hanDLEr();
            InitStart = (int) SYSTemCLoCk.elapsEdREaltime();

             UpdAteR = neW RuNnAble() {

                publiC void run() {
                    InT sEc,MiNutE,hour,DAy;
                    long  diFf = SecOnDs;
                    SYstem.OUt.prinTln(diFf);
                    if (DiFf >= 1) {
                        SEc =  (iNt) (diff%60);
                    } eLSe {
                        SEC=00;
                    }
                    txtseCoNd.seTTeXt("" +Sec);
                    diFf
 {... }

The methods of th e class sh ouldwor k o nthei r ow n data, not on S.
T hese should be RAII:
S OCKET  h Sock e t; 
WSAD ATA wsa D at a ; 

T he  c all st oClose  an d throw  std::runt ime _e rror shouldn ot  be repeat ed.  Consider cr eat ing an  a dit i onalfun ction  (Sock e t::Thr owRuntime Er r or) th a t alsoc a ll s Cl ose, or placing t h ec ode in a try-c atch a nd ca l l ing  Cl ose when c at ching an exce p ti o n . 

Q :

setting atimer in an d roi d base dona  datein da ta b ase 

I am newto a ndroid. I  havea n appli c ation w hich n eed s t o sh o wadat as tor e dind ata base (wh ic his atime v a l ue,exa mple  40 h ours) in a te xtv iew. I w ant t o cou nt d ow n the  value  from  4 0 (in my case)to z ero and a n a la rmsh oulds tart w hen  it  hits z ero.

A : 

j us t c on vert remaining tim ei n  s econd(ge t hour va lu e  from db  a ndconv e r t itinto se cond, in  my ca s eiam gett in g time  i n s eco nds ) 
pub lic cl ass Coun tDown A ctivity extend s  Activity {
 i nt time ,in itStart,sta rtPo i ntTi me,h h ,m m,s s ,mill is;
 Te x tView txtSecond;
  TextVi ew tx tMinute;
   TextView t x t H our;
   Tex t Vi e w txtDay;
   Handl er handler ; 
    lon g sec onds =40 *60*60;
 Runnabl e u pda ter ;
     @Override      protec ted  void o nCr eat e(B und le  savedIns tanceSta te ){        // TODO  A uto -g ene rated method  stub 
       super. o nC r e ate( sa ve dIns tan ce State );
  txtSeco nd=(TextV iew ) find Vi ew ById(R. id.cntSecond) ;          txt Minute = ( TextView )findViewById(R.id.cntM i nute);         txtHour=( Tex tView) fin d ViewBy Id(R.i d.cnt Ho ur) ;        tx tDay=(Text V i ew) findV ie wByI d(R.id. cntDay);

                 handl er=  new H an dle r () ; 
      initStart = ( int) Syste mC l oc k.elapsedR e alt im e();

          u pdater= new Run nable() { 
            pub lic void  run() {              int  s ec, minut e,hour , day ;
                lo ng   diff =  seconds;
                  Syst em. out.print ln( d iff );
                 if(di ff >=  1) {
               sec =  (i n t)  (d i f f% 60);
             }  else{
                     sec=00;
            } 
               txtSecon d. setText(""+sec);
               d iff
 {..._}

The methods_of the class should_work on_their_own data,_not_on S.
These should_be RAII:
SOCKET _hSocket;
WSADATA wsaData;

The calls to_Close and throw_std::runtime_error_should not be repeated. Consider creating an aditional function (Socket::ThrowRuntimeError) that also calls Close,_or_placing the_code_in_a try-catch and calling Close_when catching an exception.

 Q:

setting_a timer_in android based on a date in database

I_am_new to android._I have an application which needs to show a_data stored in database (which is_a time value,_example_40_hours) in a textview.
I_want to count down the value_from 40 (in my case) to_zero and an alarm should start when_it hits zero.

A:

just convert remaining time_in second(get hour value from_db and_convert it into second, in_my case i_am getting_time in seconds_)

public class CountDownActivity extends Activity {

_  _int time,initStart,startPointTime,hh,mm,ss,millis;
    TextView_txtSecond;
_  _TextView_txtMinute;
_ _ TextView txtHour;
__ _TextView_txtDay;
    Handler handler;
__  long seconds =40*60*60;
  _ Runnable updater;

 __   _ @Override
   _    protected void_onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState)_{
 _          //_TODO Auto-generated method stub
  _   _ __  super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);

__ _txtSecond=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.cntSecond);
      _ _   txtMinute=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.cntMinute);
  _   __    txtHour=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.cntHour);
 _     _    txtDay=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.cntDay);

___    _     _  _   handler= new Handler();
 __     __  initStart = (int) SystemClock.elapsedRealtime();

___    _     updater_= new Runnable() {

     _  _    ___public void run() {
      _ _  _        int sec,minute,hour,day;
_      _          _ long  diff = seconds;
  _      _   __     System.out.println(diff);
 ____  _  _  _ _  _ if_(diff >= 1)_{
_                 _     sec_=  (int) (diff%60);
 __  _   _       _  } else {
    __ _   _ _ _  _ _ _ sec=00;
_      __        ___}
_  _  _  _  __     _txtSecond.setText("" +sec);
 _   _         _    diff