problem with radiobutton

well I wanted to select a radioButton a global variable takes the value of true and returns true in that class. But when I try to send the value to another class it is assigned the value false

part of the code for the boolean and radiobutton

Code:

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public class GUI extends javax.swing.JFrame { 
  informationRequest info; 
  private static boolean RMI = false;

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Code:

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private void jRadioButton1ActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {                                               
 
    if(RMI==false) 
            RMI=true; 
        else 
            RMI=false; 
    test.setText("the value is"+RMI); 
}

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in this moment returns true when i selected the radio button..

Code:

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public synchronized void run(informationRequest info) { 
this.info = info; 
 
          UDPRecebe udp = new UDPRecebe(info, RMI); 
          Thread t1 = new Thread(udp); 
          t1.start();

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the other class

Code:

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boolean RMI; 
String s1; 
private String rsp; 
private String challanger; 
public UDPRecebe(informationRequest inf, boolean RMI){ 
    this.inf = inf; 
    this.RMI = RMI; 

....

System.out.println(RMI);
}

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in this point returns false?? why?? :S

It's hard for me to tell what's wrong based on the snippets of code posted. You might want to try to simplify your problem greatly by creating a GUI program that is small, compilable and runnable by us, and that reproduces your problem.

If it were my program though, I wouldn't even use a boolean variable but instead would use myRadioButton.isSelected() for my boolean at the time that it is needed.

you say like this??

private void jRadioButton1ActionPerformed(java.awt.event.Action Event evt) {
// TODO add your handling code here:
if(!selected ){
RMI = jRadioButton1.isSelected();


selected = true;
}

namePlayer.setText("teste"+RMI);
}

No. Wherever you're using your boolean variable RMI (which is mis-capitalized by the way), you would use the radiobutton's state itself:

Code:

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UDPRecebe udp = new UDPRecebe(info, jRadioButton1.isSelected());

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I rarely give JRadioButton's ActionListeners since usually I don't want to know the state of the button when it has been pressed but rather when some other event takes place, such as if the user presses some "Accept" button.

give'me false, but i resolve the problem with a check box..

like this

boolean checked = jCheckBox1.isSelected();
if(checked){

UDPRecebe udp = new UDPRecebe(info, true);
Thread t1 = new Thread(udp);
t1.start();

}else {
UDPRecebe udp = new UDPRecebe(info, false);
Thread t1 = new Thread(udp);
t1.start();
}