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Add some methods to your dialog class to return the data.
In your frame class you would

MyDialog dlg = new MyDialog(frame,"dialog title",true);
String answer = dlg.getAnswer();

where getAnswer is a public method that you define in MyDialog.
Note that the dialogs dispose() method just relases the windows
resources; the instance of the dialog class will still be there until
nobody references it anymore.


Martin wrote:

>  Hi Java people,
>
>  Can someone help me with my problem. I do not know how to share
> information
>  between, for example say a dialog- and a frame class .
>
>  Example:
>
>  Let say that my application consists of frame class and dialog class.
> I
>  want to do a calculation in my frameclass but first the user must
> give the
>  variable a value. This variable belong to the dialog class and I must
> have
>  it returned to my frame class. How do I manage that? It must be some
> kind
>  of return statement (parameterlist?) or something like that or is it
> possible to define
>  global and local variables ? Coding examples are welcome!
>
>  Another question: Is it possible to define a function procedure in
> Java as
>  in the C-language (or Delphi/Pascal)?
>
>  Best Regards,
>
>  Martin Lindgren