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Thread: Getting information from a other class

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    Default Getting information from a other class

    Hello i'm trying to call my login class from my main to run the program, but i don't know what i'm doing wrong :/
    i get this error here:
    Bank.java:24: error: constructor testlogin in class testlogin cannot be applied to given types;

    and here is my main code if it helps
    import java.awt.*;
    import java.awt.event.*;
    import javax.swing.*;
    import java.util.*;
     
    public class Bank extends JFrame {
     
     
    	final static String[] labelStr = {"Just a test", "Dummy label", "to fill", "the form"};
     
            // this the master frame... we just fill it with labels an button to show how it works
            Bank() {
              super("Bank");
     
              // build a dummy panel with dummy labels just to fill the GUI
              JPanel panel = new JPanel(new GridLayout(labelStr.length, 2));
              for(int i = 0; i < labelStr.length; i++) {
                      panel.add(new JLabel(labelStr[i]));
                      panel.add(new JButton("Button " + i));
              }
              add(panel);
              setSize(400, 200);
              // create and show the Login form
              new testlogin(this);
            }
     
            // to test the whole thing
            public static void main(String[] args) {
                    new Bank();
            }
    }

    Can someone please help me get past this error?


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    Default Re: Getting information from a other class

    Please post your testlogin class's code here as well so that we could see what you are doing wrong .

    For a hint:
    1. Are you sure, you have a constructor in your testlogin class that accepts JFrame as a parameter?
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    Default Re: Getting information from a other class

    i'm pretty sure i have done that

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    Default Re: Getting information from a other class

    Where is the constructor for testlogin that takes one argument?
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    Default Re: Getting information from a other class

    You only have a default (non parametrized) constructor and no other constructor. Please write an appropriate constructor.
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