Java - Simple Error Message

[WildChild]

public class TextMessage extends Account
{
private int sendersMobilePhoneNumber;
private int recipientMobileNumber;
private String dateOfMessage;

/**
* Constructor for objects of class TextMessages.
*/
public TextMessage(String customersCityAddress, int thePhoneNumber)
{
super(customersCityAddress, thePhoneNumber)
this.sendersMobilePhoneNumber = sendersMobilePhoneNumber;
this.recipientMobileNumber = recipientMobileNumber;
this.dateOfMessage = dateOfMessage;
}

}

This is my code, it is presenting me with the error: ';' expected on the line that is:
this.sendersMobilePhoneNumber = sendersMobilePhoneNumber;

.. i know it's something every so simple i've missed it must be, but i'm almost certain its right.. :confused: argh!

Any help is much appreciated..

*just as a note the code above is that of Thomas Hough - United Kingdom - UEA (we've had people steealing other peoples code)

[nikkiH]

super(customersCityAddress, thePhoneNumber);

forgot the semi-colon.

[WildChild]

lol :D chrz..

Now it's saying

cannot find the symbol - constructor Account(java.lang.String,int)

on line:
super(customersCityAddress, thePhoneNumber);

[Gox]

super(customersCityAddress, thePhoneNumber); implies that the Account class has some constructor that matches this syntax,

i.e In the Account class there must be a constructor that looks like;
public Account(string address, int phonenumber)
{
...some code...
}

So the question is, does Account have a contructor that matches this syntax? If not, then that's the reason for you error.

[WildChild]

Ok well the part you are referring to in the "Account" class has this:
public Account(String theCustomersName, int thePhoneNumber, String customersCityAddress)
{
customersName = theCustomersName;
phoneNumber = thePhoneNumber;
customersCityAddress = "";
}

I'm unsure as to what i've actually done wrong?

[Spookster]

It looks like the constructor for your Account class has three parameters and you are only passing in two of them hence why it is complaining about the third one.

[nikkiH]

public Account(String theCustomersName, int thePhoneNumber, String customersCityAddress)
{
customersName = theCustomersName;
phoneNumber = thePhoneNumber;
customersCityAddress = "";
}

That doesn't really make sense.
But it has 3 parameters, so if you call super, you have to pass 3 parameters.

[WildChild]

Thanks for all you're help, i've sorted it now :)