problem with radiobutton

[_rapt0r_]

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

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

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

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

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

the other class

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); 
}

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

[Fubarable]

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.

[_rapt0r_]

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);
}

[Fubarable]

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

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

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.

[_rapt0r_]

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();
}