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Im pretty new to java and I have created a couple simple programs... and I was just wandering how exactly to use textFields and textAreas. I have created a textfield before, but I need a simple textField that works like the windows prompt. I just want a textField that will prompt the user for certain data and then return data. I already have the program, I just need to find out how to make it execute in a textField.
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I don't think you want JTextFields. Look up JOptionPanes. They give you many options to get input from the user via an input box.
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oh ok, no wonder why I....

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is there anything else that would be like the command prompt, but just a text box instead? I need something that takes more than 3 or 4 strings from the user, and the JOptionPane doesnt seem to work well with it.
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JDialog. It will be just like creating a JFrame, but it's a dialog. A bit more complex, but it will do the job.
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