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Error Code: 1046

  • Apr 20, 2017
  • 2 min read

I have reached a stage in my senior project where I am in the middle of a lot of work, yet comfortable with what I am working on. I have been struggling to set up the database, which will store the tasks from the emails. I am using MySQL Workbench to write my queries on an XAMPP Control Panel which runs my Apache HTTP Server. I have enrolled in a Command Line and a SQL: Table Transformation course to learn how to properly use the powerful server I have setup. This is what it looks like(it is empty right now):

This week I was able to get the Knuth-Morris Pratt algorithm to work. I ran several tests on it and it worked as I had described in the previous blog. Now I am trying to read from different text files, which will be filled with email text that schedules a meeting. This is simple and can be done by putting the text file in the same file as the program and with a simple line of code. However, in the real world no one will want to put their emails in a text file and sort through the header and title so that a program can schedule a reminder; it simply is not practical. Therefore, I have to parse the email into an email object. This will give me an easier way to search for days and times. Parsing an email means to take an email and put it into a JSON or HTML format and makes a java object to present the email in a readable format for the program. The main goal for parsing the emails is to get the emails into a java object. Once the emails are readable, the algorithm will be able to search for the meeting task and provide the reminder.

To run some tests, it would great if you could put a series of 3 or more email messages with a friend, colleague, or even student where you set up a date, time, and place to meet. Please remove any personal information (I am the only one who will see the emails). Please compile the emails in a text file and send them to manpreetsokhi99@gmail.com as soon as possible.

This would be extremely helpful! Thank you for reading and supporting!

 
 
 

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