Dan D'Apice wrote:The last piece of coding is the source created from using Netbeans 7.2 GUI builder...
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Dan D'Apice wrote:OK, post has been re-edited. I put comments where the code was describing what I did. Hope that works. If not, let me know and I will try to adjust it.
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I am unable to figure out how to get 1 instance (I can remove the Item select box and text if it will make life easier) of the data stored in the Inventory program to display in the GUI, let alone even run the GUI.
Use an ArrayList or other automatically resizable collection instead of an Array to store your products. The Collection of products now belongs to the GUI class as a class level variable. This will allow all methods in the GUI class to have access to it.
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Dan D'Apice wrote:Kemal,
What I want to do is just populate the text fields of the GUI with their respected data. E.G. itemNumber would be placed in the Item Number text field, itemName would go in the Item Name text field, etc. ...
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