![]() ![]() The right split pane component is an editor pane used to display the content of the currently selected help topic. The left split pane component is a tabbed pane containing a table of contents, help index, and search navigation facilities. The toolbar contains two buttons allowing navigation between help topics that have been visited previously in a forward/backward style. This viewer contains a toolbar in its northern region and a split pane in the center. JavaHelp includes a standard Swing-based help viewer illustrated in figure 25.1 below. ![]() Note: You will need to download and install the JavaHelp API before running the examples in this chapter. The 1.0 release of this API is available for download from the JavaSoft web site (see ). For this reason JavaSoft has developed the JavaHelp API: a full-featured, platform-independent, extensible help system that gives developers and authors the ability to efficiently incorporate an online help system into applications (both network and stand-alone), applets, JavaBean components, HTML pages, operating systems, and devices. As Java apps evolve into more extensive and sophisticated solutions, they require a robust, uniform, and effective mechanism for providing help to these users. However, the commercial success of any modern software project greatly depends on the quality and availability of the help information provided to end users. This is a minor feature that displays on the console so information for the user about password security (Avoid using the same password twice/ Avoid character repetition, keyboard patterns, dictionary words, letter or number sequences, etc.Most software developers do not look forward to spending time documenting and explaining their product. These are used to calculate a score for the password used to know what message to display to the user weak/medium/good/great password The length of the password is 16 or more (16 is considered to be the minimum length for good password).The length of the password is 8 or more (8 is often the minimum required length for a decent password).The Strength check is based on the following criteria: The randomly generated password is then displayed on the console.Depending on the length random characters from the password alphabet are selected and put back to back to form a totally random string according to the user's needs.A password alphabet is generated according to the Yes/No answers it is a String that contains the choices of the user.The user then enters the desired length of the password.The user must answer by Yes or No the questions to know if he desires to use Uppercase/Lowercase letters, Numbers or Symbols.While working on it I decided to include a password strength checker feature that checks for the overall strength of the entered password and I was pretty happy with how it came out but I realised that it was not very straightforward to use for someone who does not know how it is supposed to work so I decided to create a GUI for the application for the next step it is available in the Password-Services repository Then one night, I was explaining to my father the importance of having a strong password for his social media accounts I got the idea of doing a random password generator, a week later it was done. However, I still wasn't sure what I wanted to do. ![]() I decided to build this project during the Winter Break of my second year after taking the Object-Oriented Effective Java Programming course, I wanted to build something interesting with Java to practice and see what I could do on my own. This project is a Java Console Application to generate Random passwords and performing a password strength check. ![]()
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