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Ben Sudbury wrote:

> Can someone explain what this means and how to avoid it?

Just what it says :) You might want to read some Java or OO docs to
understand completely but basically you're accessing an instantiated
variable from a static context. The instantiated variable only has
meaning in an instance of the class (object) whereas a static method or
variable has meaning at the class level. When you say
System.out.println("hello world"), what is System? It's a class but you
haven't instantiated it with System s = new System() right? Well, it's
static (and cannot be instantiated) with class fields and methods.

Hope this helps a bit,

Jim