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Thread closed. Not making progress and OP is challenging rather than cooperating.

The first question was answered in the suggestion. Don't be difficult.

There are many ways to use println() to troubleshoot code. The most common are to track or trace the execution of code and...

Okay, let's get back on topic . . .

Post your latest code that demonstrates the problem - two JDialogs with one button each, some check boxes if needed, describe the problem or your confusion, and...

You mentioned a professor earlier, and someone/something is requiring you to use OpenJDK. If you and your professor aren't connecting, then all the more reason to STUDY.


That's not a problem.
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You have some odd notions and practices that indicate you've made little to no effort to really understand what you're doing, the tools you're using, or what Java is. Please, take a step back from...

Post your updated code with corresponding questions.

I asked for the sources of your inspirations, because there are a lot of bad examples on the 'net, possibly bad just because they're dated. ...

If you're comfortable doing so, download the latest 1.7 version of the JDK flavor of your choice and either replace the current 1.6 or add a new folder and stick 1.7 in it and then configure your IDE...

Give your classes better names and respect Java's naming convention that calls for class names to begin with capital letters.

Asking Norm's question differently (since you didn't get his point),...

Solved then?