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  1. 03-13-2010, 11:45 AM #1
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    Default method struck out.

    Java Code: 
    public Exam_Season() {
        initComponents();
        Login l=new Login();
         if (l.access_power.contentEquals("a"))
                {
                    jButton1.enable(false);
                    jButton2.enable(false);
                    jButton5.enable(false);
                }
    }
    What does it mean when the method has been struck out? enable has been struck out, I wonder why.
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    This means that the method has been deprecated in that Sun recommends that you no longer use it as it may no longer be supported in future versions of Java. If you go to the JComponent API, you'll see that this is so, and also the method that Sun recommends that you use instead:

    JComponent (Java Platform SE 6)

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    Thank you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OMFGITSROHIT View Post
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