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Thread: JOptionPane Problem

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    Unhappy JOptionPane Problem

    When I logged into a textfile correct passcode is there still appears JOptionPane.
    lgnbb.addActionListener(new ActionListener(){
    		public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ee){
     
    				try{
    					File file = new File("Database.txt");
    					BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(file));
    					String line = "";
    					while((line = br.readLine())!=null){
     
    						String acc[] = line.split("-");
    						String account = acc[0];
    						String passcode = acc[2];
    						if((txf1.getText().equals(account))&&
    							(txf2.getText().equals(passcode))){
    								JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,
    								"Login Success!!!",
    								"Login Successfully!!!",
    								JOptionPane.INFORMATION_MESSAGE);
    								Administrator exe = new Administrator();
    								exe.adminAcc();
    								txf2.setText("");
     
    							}
    					}
     
    						}
    						 catch (IOException ex) {
    		           			 ex.printStackTrace();
    		       			}
     
     
    					if((txf1.getText().equals(""))&&
    					(txf2.getText().equals("")))
                    	{
    					JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,
    					"Please Type!!",
    					"Incomplete",
    					JOptionPane.WARNING_MESSAGE);
    					}
    					else if(!(txf1.getText().equals(admin))||
    							!(txf2.getText().equals(adpass)))
                    			{
    							JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,
    							"Incorrect..\nPlease try again!",
    							"Incorrect",
    							JOptionPane.WARNING_MESSAGE);
                    			}
     
    					if((txf1.getText().equals(admin))&&
    							(txf2.getText().equals(adpass))){
    								JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,
    								"Login Success!!!",
    								"Login Successfully!!!",
    								JOptionPane.INFORMATION_MESSAGE);
    								Administrator exe = new Administrator();
    								exe.adminAcc();
    								txf2.setText("");
     
    							}
    		}
    		});


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    Default Re: JOptionPane Problem

    Your current question has been asked in such a way that you assume that we know what you're trying to do. Please understand that we're terrible at reading minds. If you don't get a decent answer soon, consider
    • editing your original post, getting rid of the [quote][/quote] tags on your first line and the bold as they're distracting.
    • putting in some effort to better describe your problem and just how your current code is misbehaving.


    Luck!

    --- Update ---

    Please do not double post the same question in the forum as this is considered rude forum behavior and is not fair to the volunteers who help out in this forum. I have locked your duplicate post and ask you not to do this again in the future.

    --- Update ---

    Edit: Also I see that you've posted several threads in this forum, many which have received replies which you have never replied to. This is also not looked kindly upon by forum volunteers, since why should we put in effort to try to help you if you won't give the courtesy of a reply to that help?

    Note that these comments are being posted in an effort to make you a better forum member which will help you get better help in the future, so please look on them in that light.

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    Default Re: JOptionPane Problem

    What do you think should happen?
    Which message is displayed?
    Is that message incorrect?
    Which message should be displayed?
    If you don't understand my answer, don't ignore it, ask a question.

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