Suppose:
public class Window
{
public void Dialog ()
{
JDialog JD = new JDialog();
// add pictures/labels onto JDialog
}
}
And:
public class Main
{
//Suppose here is a GUI with a button that if clicked called the Dialog method
}
My issue is that I cannot figure out how to access the method on Eclipse. I created a constructor on the Window class to call the method but that didn't work for me.
Window instance1 ; // create instance of class public Window (Window temp){ instance1 = temp; }
///On Main Class
Dialog temp1 = new Dialog (temp1);
temp1.OpenDialog (); // calls method from other class
I know its a syntax issue with calling the constructor but I don't know whats wrong.
Try that:
public class Window
{
public void dialog()// you re forgeting the parenttheses
{
JDialog JD = new JDialog();
// add pictures/labels onto JDialog
}
}
And you can access you method by:
public class Main{
Window win;
public Main(){
win = new Window();
win.dialog();
}
}
And another thing its a convention to not use uppercase letter on the first letter of method name. First letter in uppercase is used for class constructor.
A contructor don't return any kind of variable and use the same name as Class.