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what is the best way to handle events across several frames in an application. eg. how do i pass back values from textfields, passwordfields or textarea in a jdialog back to the parent frame when user clicks a submit button. are there any tutorials for this kind of event handling across classes without using inner classes. are there any design patterns for this.
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what is the best way to handle events across several frames in an application. eg. how do i pass back values from textfields, passwordfields or textarea in a jdialog back to the parent frame when user clicks a submit button. are there any tutorials for this kind of event handling across classes without using inner classes. are there any design patterns for this.

handling events in swing

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