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I have the same problem myself. Very frustrating.

-Lars-Erik

Vince M wrote:

> Hello,
> Got a problem here:
>
> Package1 - contains a class which contains static member data.
>
> Package2 - imports and references Package1, modifying the static data.
>
> Finally, I have an application which imports Package1 in class1 and Package2
> in class2. class1 and class2 are public existing in different source files.
>
> -class1 - imports Package1 and creates an object whose class exists in
> Package1, the  object's constructor then modifes the static data
> -class2 - imports Package2 and invokes a method therein which in turn
> invokes a method in Package1 that reads the static data.
>
> The problem is that in the final step mentioned above, the static data it
> reads seems to be different than what was originally modified. Are there two
> copies of the statics hanging around here? If so, how do I force only one
> static instance (I thought this was the whole point of statics anyway).
>
> any help would be greatly appreciated,
> Vince