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you need to get the reference of that class instance and then access the hashmap through that instance.
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you need to get the reference of that class instance and then access the hashmap through that instance.

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While the variable was static the getter was only public. When I set the getter to public static HashMap then everything worked great.<br />
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Thank you,
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While the variable was static the getter was only public. When I set the getter to public static HashMap then everything worked great.

Thank you,

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I have a program with several packages in the source folder. All packages have public classes with public getters and setters. <br />
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I have a class that needs to get a HashMap from another class in a different package that has already been instantiated. I went the route of importing the class but I cannot get access to the values. I did look at reflection but this did not pan out for me. Am I missing something obvious? At a loss for the moment.<br />
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Thank you.
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I have a program with several packages in the source folder. All packages have public classes with public getters and setters. 

I have a class that needs to get a HashMap from another class in a different package that has already been instantiated. I went the route of importing the class but I cannot get access to the values. I did look at reflection but this did not pan out for me. Am I missing something obvious? At a loss for the moment.

Thank you.

How to get values from a different class in a separate package

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