>>>>Of course - if you set an instance property of classX, don't expect that this will change an instance property of classY
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>>>But this is what I need. I need to set the string in one class and read it in the other class.
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>>And that's what I thought you meant from the beginning! It'll need to be to be static ...
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>Yes, static works (I tested it yesterday), but I do not like that solution for many reasons.

There is nothing inherently wrong with statics, if they are used correctly. This may be the only way to accomplish what you're trying to do (unless I'm totally misunderstanding your intent).



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>So, we're going to go with the class idea and re-factor a lot of code now. I wanted to pass that new class creation to my colleague, but he wants me to write it...
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>So, I am back to the dilemma of naming this new class. I'll take a short break and try to pester him again.