Advice needed about JFrame and JDialog (moved from java programming)

Question

My main class in my application is a page where the user can choose to register or login. This class is a JFrame. If the user chooses to register, my register dialog is called up and the parent JFrame passed to the dialog:
private void btnRegister_actionPerformed()
                new Register(this);
          }Same happens for login. If the user chooses to login, my login dialog comes up and my main class JFrame is set as its parent. This is all fine because all the calling up is done in my main class, so i can just use 'this' to pass the JFrame.
Now here is my problem. If the user successfully logs in, they should have access to control some events. Now i am not sure if it will be ok to make this new events class another JFrame, as it is practically the start of a new section in my application.
Thats my first question. My second question is if i do make this events class a JDialog, is it bad coding not to give it a parent frame? Or would this be acceptable? My worries is passing the main class JFrame to a class which is only accessable by going through two other classes.
Cheers for the advice

Answer 1

It's Simple dude,
Advice: Use JIternalFrame, for your purpose.
And if u want to go with JDialog than u can do that in main method. Like when u call JDialog
Register dialog = new Register(this);Check for login in Register class or what ever u want. Create new method like success
private boolean isSuccess() {
return success;
} at Register Class. After Registeration change the variable boolean success value to true or false as per logic
And add
Register dialog = new Register(this);
if(dialog.isSuccess()) {
// Show loginDialg(this) or else
}Regards,