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Hi,

I have 2 files.

File A.java

public class A {
@Action public void bla1(){
blaaa1111....
}
@Action public void bla2(){
blaaa2222....
}
}

File B.java

public class B {
public static void ble1(){
bleee1111....
}
public static void ble2(){
bleee2222....
}
public static void ble3(){
bleee3333....
}
}

What I want to do is move ble1, ble2, ble3 into bla1. Just like this :


public class A {
@Action public void bla1(){
public static void ble1(){
bleee1111....
}
public static void ble2(){
bleee2222....
}
public static void ble3(){
bleee3333....
}
}

@Action public void bla2(){
blaaa2222....
}
}

Java IDE will reject it. How to solve ? Thank you in advance.

On Nov 25, 9:12*am, tobleron <bud...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have 2 files.
>
> File A.java
>
> public class A {
> * *@Action public void bla1(){
> * * * blaaa1111....
> * *}
> * *@Action public void bla2(){
> * * * blaaa2222....
> * *}
>
> }
>
> File B.java
>
> public class B {
> * *public static void ble1(){
> * * * bleee1111....
> * *}
> * *public static void ble2(){
> * * * bleee2222....
> * *}
> * *public static void ble3(){
> * * * bleee3333....
> * *}
>
> }
>
> What I want to do is move ble1, ble2, ble3 into bla1. Just like this :
>
> public class A {
> * *@Action public void bla1(){
> * * * public static void ble1(){
> * * * * *bleee1111....
> * * * }
> * * * public static void ble2(){
> * * * * *bleee2222....
> * * * }
> * * * public static void ble3(){
> * * * * *bleee3333....
> * * * }
> * *}
>
> * *@Action public void bla2(){
> * * * blaaa2222....
> * *}
>
> }
>
> Java IDE will reject it. How to solve ? Thank you in advance.

In Java, I think this is usually solved with inner classes.
However, I would think it might just be better to declare ble* as
private methods in class A rather than make them methods in inner
classes declared in bla1

On Nov 25, 9:12*am, tobleron <bud...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have 2 files.
>
> File A.java
>
> public class A {
> * *@Action public void bla1(){
> * * * blaaa1111....
> * *}
> * *@Action public void bla2(){
> * * * blaaa2222....
> * *}
>
> }
>
> File B.java
>
> public class B {
> * *public static void ble1(){
> * * * bleee1111....
> * *}
> * *public static void ble2(){
> * * * bleee2222....
> * *}
> * *public static void ble3(){
> * * * bleee3333....
> * *}
>
> }
>
> What I want to do is move ble1, ble2, ble3 into bla1. Just like this :
>
> public class A {
> * *@Action public void bla1(){
> * * * public static void ble1(){
> * * * * *bleee1111....
> * * * }
> * * * public static void ble2(){
> * * * * *bleee2222....
> * * * }
> * * * public static void ble3(){
> * * * * *bleee3333....
> * * * }
> * *}
>
> * *@Action public void bla2(){
> * * * blaaa2222....
> * *}
>
> }
>
> Java IDE will reject it. How to solve ? Thank you in advance.

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--
Lew

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public class A {
@Action public void bla1(){
blaaa1111....
//add this

B b=new b();


//
}
@Action public void bla2(){
blaaa2222....
}
}

>
> In Java, I think this is usually solved with inner classes.
> However, I would think it might just be better to declare ble* as
> private methods in class A rather than make them methods in inner
> classes declared in bla1

Since I divided class A into several actions, I need to place ble*
inside the action Bla1. That's why I'm not declare them as private
methods in class A. I've tried to declare them as inner classes, but
still doesn't work.

@All,

The problem has been solved. I put Ble* inside the A class and make a
call from Bla1.

Thread closed.

tobleron wrote:
> @All,
>
> The problem has been solved. I put Ble* inside the A class and make a
> call from Bla1.
>
> Thread closed.

Just for future reference:

- Java does not support methods within methods.
- I, and maybe others, would like to know what went wrong with the inner-class
approach. You said it "doesn't work" but didn't say what was wrong with it.

--
Lew