This question would probably be more appropriate in
the GUI forum. However, I'll still try to answer it here. If you look at
the API docs for JSpinner, you will see that it has a getValue() method to return the current value. This method returns an Object, but you can cast it to the type that you expect. If you are using
SpinnerNumberModel in the JSpinner, then you can cast this Object from JSpinner.getValue() to an Integer. From there, you can get an int from the Integer object using its intValue() method.
With that said, I strongly suggest that you familiarize yourself with
the Java API docs. Although I had a vague idea how to answer your question, I still had to use the API docs to look up the details of the above description. They are an invaluable tool when you are programming Java as it is nearly impossible to memorize every method in every class that is available in the standard API.
Keep Coding!
Layne
