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Hi! It is very suitable to use NetBeans temporary to see how to create GUI quickly, then you will not need it.

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Hi! Please split your big functions to small ones and you will see your problem immediately.

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Several ways: 1. JNI - Windows API functions - here are differents ways. 2. Simple - once opened program will write a file somewhere and new instance will check first exists this file or not - there are a lot of similar examples for C++ lessons.

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You can use free or commercial libraries for JNI, they have different quality, hope you will find free and working. Example - JNIWrapper

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Still using Vectors - because of some things related to threads. And it is more suitable than others.

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Eclipce! IntelliJidea - is good for writing, but not suitable for other works. NetBeans - not bad, but read the licence.

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Hi! 1. It is usual work with files - read-write. 2. You will write anyway your own "parcer", but when you try to read the content, it will be verified - do error handlers. 3. As example - one used vectors and cycles to read/write and transfer information as files …

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