Anil Philip
Posts: 19
Nickname: anilphilip
Registered: Nov, 2002
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Re: Problem with Sending and getting to a class
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Posted: Nov 21, 2002 6:59 AM
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where is byearValue declared?
I hope it is not shadowed by another variable with the same name?
> OPps hit post by accident.
>
> here is the block of code
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> //Get Birth Year
> String byear = JOptionPane.showInputDialog(null,
> g(null, "Enter Year of Birth:");
> //Validate B Year
> while(!(emp.isNumeric(byear, 1930, 1984) &&
> 984) && byear.length() == 4 )){
> if (emp.isNumeric(byear, 1930, 1984) &&
> 0, 1984) && byear.length() == 4) {
> byearValue = Integer.parseInt(byear);
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> }
> else { JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,
> ialog(null, "Invalid Year Value");
> byear = JOptionPane.showInputDialog(null, "Enter Year
> ar of Birth");
> }
>
> }
> aEmp.setBYear(byearValue);
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> I believe the problem is that byearValue is being
> destroyed before I set it in another class... I tried
> moving aEmp.setBYear(byearValue); into the if statement
> but still had same problem when I do call getBYear from
> the other class, I get "0" eekk, Well I don't know all
> that much about java but hope you can help
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