how to pass array values from one to another class through property

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hi all,

i'm using 3-tier architecture,so have 3 classes like Class1,Class2 and Class3.

In class3,i'm loading the array value through properties which are difined in Class2.Now i want to retrive same value in class1.please reply with an example

Posted 3-Mar-11 1:28am

ks ravi

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R. Giskard Reventlov 3-Mar-11 7:35am

Not so fast, buster. What have you already tried for yourself before you start asking for a solution?

Sunasara Imdadhusen 3-Mar-11 7:44am

Did you try anything before that?

johannesnestler 3-Mar-11 9:01am

This is a reply with example:
I'm using a smart-phone, so I have 3 classes like AI, SkyNet, space-ship. With AI I create SkyNet and control space ship - Now I want to take over the world.
I want to use it like in this EXAMPLE:
SkyNet sn = new SkyNet(aiMasterMind);
sn.TakeOverWorld(spaceshipBeamMeUp);

- please show US an EXAMPLE of your problem

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2011-03-03T01:45:00

Solution 1

Properties are supposed to be public. If Class3 has access to Class1, just use Class1's properties. (And having 3 classes doens't necessarily mean you're using a N-tier paradigm.)

Posted 3-Mar-11 1:45am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 3-Mar-11 12:47pm

Yes, correct, my 5. (Would be a 5 for just the LOL. :-)
--SA

rajivpande86 · Answer 2 · 2011-03-03T10:42:00

In class3,i'm loading the array value through properties which are difined in Class2.Now i want to retrive same value in class1.please reply with an example .

I guess your question itself has an answer.You say - Through properties of Class2, you are loading an array value in Class3.So, what is blocking you from using the same funda to load that array in Class1?

Its either you have mistaken somewhere or am out of my mind.