problem in set & get method of a super class

[elenora]

I implemented two classes named First and Second, which extended from a super class, in super class I wrote two set and get methods. In First class I call the set method and assign a String value to it and in second class I call the get method to get the value but in the second class, the get method has null value! If I call the get method in First class, the get method has a value which I assigned to the set method! I want to ask, could anyone help me what can I do for get method to doesn’t’ have null value in second class? :)

[Petr]

I guess you create two instance for first and second class, Then you want take value from first to second class. You can't it.
Can you show your code? and elaborate what aim do you want to achieve?

[JosAH]

I implemented two classes named First and Second, which extended from a super class, in super class I wrote two set and get methods. In First class I call the set method and assign a String value to it and in second class I call the get method to get the value but in the second class, the get method has null value! If I call the get method in First class, the get method has a value which I assigned to the set method! I want to ask, could anyone help me what can I do for get method to doesn’t’ have null value in second class? :)

Show us the (relevant) code; probably you're assigning a value to your method parameter instead of to your member variable.

kind regards,

Jos

[elenora]

public class First() extends MyTextBox{
protected void keyPressed(int keyCode) {
if(keyCode==-6){
setTempSin(text);
}
}

public class Second() extends MyTextBox{
String tempString;
public Second() {
tempString=getTempSin();
}
}

public class MyTextBox(){
String tempStr;
public MyTextBox() {
}
public void setTempSin(String str){
this.tempstr=str;
System.out.println(tempstr);
}
public String getTempSin(){
return this.tempstr;

}
}

[Petr]

Can you show a main method? How are you testing a code?

edit:

and where did you find this syntax?

What is this?

class MyTextBox[B]()[/B] {

[j2me64]

I implemented two classes named First and Second, which extended from a super class, in super class I wrote two set and get methods. In First class I call the set method and assign a String value to it and in second class I call the get method to get the value but in the second class, the get method has null value! If I call the get method in First class, the get method has a value which I assigned to the set method! I want to ask, could anyone help me what can I do for get method to doesn’t’ have null value in second class? :)

first of all your class declarations are wrong. learn first how to define classes, for example here. secondly, java is case sensitive. so if you declare a field with the name tempStr you can't refer it with tempstr. and last point: where does the variable text in the method First() come from?