Passing value from One frame to another frame in NETBEANS

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Dear All,

Please help me to find a solution.I want to pass one value from one frame form another one in Netbeans.(like storing value in session in J2EE).

Posted 12-Apr-13 4:53am

neethujayan

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Richard MacCutchan 12-Apr-13 11:11am

Do you actually mean "in Java"? Netbeans is an integrated development environment, not a programming language. And, assuming that is what you mean, then it is just a matter of providing getters and setters in each class.

neethujayan 13-Apr-13 9:09am

i mean is there any control in Netbeans for adding data to another control in other frames.
For Example,i have one login page and i can login through username and password and i got one userid while i am login.i want to get that user id in other frame for viewing the users profile.

Richard MacCutchan 14-Apr-13 10:34am

As I said before, Netbeans is an IDE, not a programming language. You need to study Java classes and learn about getters, setters, fields and methods. For a good start go to http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/index.html.

neethujayan 14-Apr-13 12:13pm

Thank you sir

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