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How to pass command-line arguments into a desktop application
Submitted by spoxjox on Fri, 10/10/2008 - 14:59.
I have created a desktop app called Foo. The NetBeans IDE makes two files (probably lots more, but two that are relevant) called FooApp.java and FooView.java. FooApp.java simply creates an instance of FooView.java and passes itself in.
I can pass parameters into FooApp.java. I want those parameters to be accessible inside FooView.java so I can use them to determine actions. This has to be a simple, even trivial, thing to do, but I can't figure out how to access those arguments inside FooView.
Help!