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How to avoid this messsage (Static Issues)
This is my code:
program A:
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public static synchronized Date getToday()
{
return new Date();
}
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trying to access from here..
Program B:
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piObj.getContmstr().setIni
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And my "warning" message is this :
The static method getToday() from the type DateUtil should be accessed in a static way.
Question
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How can i resovel this issues?
ThankYou.
program A:
========
...
...
public static synchronized Date getToday()
{
return new Date();
}
..
..
trying to access from here..
Program B:
=======
...
...
piObj.getContmstr().setIni
...
...
And my "warning" message is this :
The static method getToday() from the type DateUtil should be accessed in a static way.
Question
=====
How can i resovel this issues?
ThankYou.
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but if i remove the "new" in the line, i will haev this problem.
"The method DateUtil() is undefined for the type PropInputServlet
** PropInputServlet is the name of my program B.
"The method DateUtil() is undefined for the type PropInputServlet
** PropInputServlet is the name of my program B.
Make sure your not writing it as DateUtil().getToday(), it should be DateUtil.getToday(). Also, are you importing your 2nd class? If the class is called DateUtil and is in your package my.package.DateUtil then you need to import it at the top of your page like this:
import my.package.DateUtil;
-Pat
import my.package.DateUtil;
-Pat
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piObj.getContmstr().setIni
You do not need to use the 'new' keyword when calling a static method. You just use the class name and the method you are calling.
Hope that helps,
-Pat