Primoz Karnekaj

Hey John,
I managed to solve this problem. I had to set the modifier property of JTextField (yes, a textfield) to public and remove the tick from "Use local variable" - Both under Code tabs in Netbeans.

Hello,
I have two classes - main and GUI.
In main i start the GUI window like this:
GUI window = new GUI(); window.setVisible(true);

On this window I have a textField which I want to update from my main class. However, I don't know how to access it. I tried
window.JTextField
but it doesn't exist. Please help me, I got rusty in Java!

Thank you very much for helping me out, it works perfectly!

javaw is not wroking, unless i'm doing something wrong..

Here is the screenshot to make thing clearer

Hey,
I made a program in NetBeans and everything is working OK.
I created a .bat file, which opens the .jar program correctly, but also opens a "cmd window" next to .jar program.

This is in the .bat file:
"folder\program.jar"

This does the same thing:
java -jar "folder\program.jar"

Now I am wondering how one could open this .jar program itself without cmd window next to it, using a .bat file or some other shortcut? Are there any flags like -nocmd..

Thanks