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[/COLOR]Nevermind. ugh. Thanks I see it it was in the wrong spot. Out of scope.
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Simple Login system - trying to set a jlabel
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[/COLOR]Nevermind. ugh. Thanks I see it it was in the wrong spot. Out of scope.
Re: Simple Login system - trying to set a jlabel
Where is the JLabel: lblUser added to a GUI component so it will be displayed?method in the UserView where I want the username displayed:
Two things wrong with that code:if (x == true
variable names should describe what the variable contains. X does not do that. Better would be: goodLogin
Do not compare the contents of a boolean variable.
Use just a reference to the variable:if(goodLogin)
The above method is named incorrectly. a get method should return a value. a set method takes a value and stores it.public static void getUserName(String username) {
If you don't understand my answer, don't ignore it, ask a question.
Re: Simple Login system - trying to set a jlabel
OK, thank you. I still have a lot to learn. -_-
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