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Thread: any ways to run a class from another class?

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    Default any ways to run a class from another class?

    Dear JPF-ers,
    As above, any examples will do.

    Regards,
    Zack


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    Default Re: any ways to run a class from another class?

    I think you need to explain a bit more clearly what you are trying to achieve.

    The only way Java classes can work together is by calling each other's methods, so in a sense, Java is all about running classes from other classes...

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    Default Re: any ways to run a class from another class?

    hmmm, found something that may work. reflection

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    Default Re: any ways to run a class from another class?

    Quote Originally Posted by javanub:( View Post
    hmmm, found something that may work. reflection
    I recommend you avoid using reflection unless there is no alternative.

    If you can explain clearly what you are trying to do (an example might help), perhaps we can suggest a solution.

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