system.out.prinln

[haiforhussain]

Can anyone explain this ...
I know that System is a class , out is an outputstream reference ... println is an static method ...
if i want to create like Cassname.OutputStrreamRef.StaticMethod ...
how should i implement this ???...
pls clarrify this ....

[Eranga]

You want to implement your own class and static method to do the process in that class. Try and see.

[tim]

Hello haiforhussain

Define your class to have a null referenced object as a static attribute and have the class of that attribute implement a static method. For example:

public class ClassOne{
    public static ClassTwo two = null;
}

And

public class ClassTwo{
    public static void doSomething(){
        System.out.println("In the past I was a grasshopper. But now, I am the master!");
    }
}

Then the following could be done:

public static void main(String[] arg){
	ClassOne.two.doSomething();
}

This could be nice if you want to build a toolbox, i.e., you don't want to add objects to your project, but structured functionality. Personally, I have never found a need for this though. :)

Good luck ;)

[haiforhussain]

Hello haiforhussain

Define your class to have a null referenced object as a static attribute and have the class of that attribute implement a static method. For example:

public class ClassOne{
    public static ClassTwo two = null;
}

And

public class ClassTwo{
    public static void doSomething(){
        System.out.println("In the past I was a grasshopper. But now, I am the master!");
    }
}

Then the following could be done:

public static void main(String[] arg){
	ClassOne.two.doSomething();
}

This could be nice if you want to build a toolbox, i.e., you don't want to add objects to your project, but structured functionality. Personally, I have never found a need for this though. :)

Good luck ;)

hi tim
Ur answer is really good .... Now I have understood....
Thanx a lot