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-- answer is wrong !
Posted by venkat on April 26, 2001 at 10:40 AM
In a java program, we can't hold two public classes. Craig Snowbarger wants to share between two public classes that variable.
> Here is what I understand from your posting:
> You have a textfield where user will enter some text. This text should be available inside another class. Let the another class name be C2. Create a static string field in class C2 and then set that field value reading text from textfiled.
> class C2 {
> private static String text ;
> public setText ( String text ) {
> this.text = text ;
> }
> } > // This is the class where you read from textfield
> class C1 {
> // Read text from text field
> String text = ...;
> //Set this text in C2 class
> C2.setText ( text ) ;
> } >
> This way your textfield text is stored in C2 and you can use it whenever you want.
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