One way to do it, that I use often, is to create a null object of the
D1View in the class you need to be able to change the JTextArea1 text from:
public class MyClass {
private D1View frmD1View;
Then, in the MyClass constructor, accept a parameter of type D1View and
create an instance of MyClass in your D1View object.
public class D1View extends JFrame {
private MyClass myClass;
public D1View() {
initComponents();
myClass = new MyClass(this);
...
} // End of D1View constructor.
} // End of D1View frame.
public class MyClass {
private D1View frmD1View;
public MyClass ( D1View view) {
this.frmD1View = view;
} // end of MyClass constructor.
private void someFunction () {
this.frmD1View.append ( "XYZ" );
} // end of someFunction().
} // End of MyClass.
This basically creates a "pointer" to the current instance of D1View
that is in operation, since your MyClass constructor was called with
"this" from the D1View constructor.
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Cheers,
Sean Carrick
PekinSOFT Systems
sean@...
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