TextField and variables

I am trying to figure out how to assign a variable to a textField to hold the value of user input. I would like the user to type in a string during runtime and the string be placed into the variable. This variable is for holding the user name for a login name and a password.

Cast this Object :
String s = (String) textField1.getValue();And do not put this code in constructor, but in the textField1_action() method. Specifiy this method as handler for your textField (in the properties window, events>processValueChange), and check "Submit on change" by rigth-clicking on the textField.
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Attached is a copy of my program. It reads a bar code and enters that bar code into a textfield and 2 text areas. everything is working fine except I want the bar code read to trigger a print to the 2 text areas automatically instead of the user having to hit the enter key. Any suggestions on where I should start researching or any snippets of code that I could use would be appreciated.
//-------------------Buffalo Offline Scan Program------------
//This program will allow the Buffalo user to continue scanning cases on pallets
//when the AS\400 is down. The scans will be sent to a flat file that will be
//FTPed to the AS\400 when it is back up and update the proper files.
//Program Author: Susan Riggin
package javalab;
import javabook.*;
import javalab.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.awt.image.*;
import java.applet.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.io.File.*;
import java.util.*;
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     private int sessionCount = 0;
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     private Label cCountLabel = new Label();
     private Label tPalletLabel = new Label();
     private Label tCountLabel = new Label();
     private Label rButtonLabel = new Label();
     private Label eButtonLabel = new Label();
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     //Buttons
     private Button rButton = new Button("Reset");
     private Button eButton = new Button("Exit");
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     private TextArea cTextArea = new TextArea( 10, 40);
     private TextArea tTextArea = new TextArea(10, 40);
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     tTextArea.append("\r\n");
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     try
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Thanking you in advance for your assistance!!!!!!!!!


Sorry that you're still having trouble :-( The title of your post seems a little different to your description of the problem, but I'm assuming you want the textfields to auto-scroll so they always show the last entry?
Try this://Append scanned data to text areas
cTextArea.append(scanCount + "->" + scanText + " " + " " + cDate + " " + cTime );
cCountLabel.setText("Current Pallet Case Count = " + scanCount);
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tTextArea.append(sessionCount + "->" + scanText + " " + " " + cDate + " " + cTime);
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frame.addWindowListener(new WindowAdapter() {
public void windowClosing(WindowEvent e) {
System.exit(0);
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