Solved How to get .saveResource from main class with extend JavaPlugin on another class?

Literally what the question says...

Edit:
Solution:
1.) Define Plugin plugin in class
2.) Set plugin to this (class with extend JavaPlugin)
3.) Make method to return plugin, and use method in other classes

 

Make a class to hold your data, make a Plugin variable that is public and static. Pass the instance on the onEnable method
Access it

 

That's what I did, maybe I wrote it hard to understand, but reading what you said that's practically what I did... I just wasn't writing about classes

 

augustas656 Zarkopafilis please stop the propagation of invalid static usage and learn how constructors work

 

fireblast709 Does a own getPlugin() method work at this?

This:

Code:java

public void getPlugin(Plugin p){
  return Bukkit.getPlugin(p.toString());
}

 

MyPlugin.java

Code:java

public class MyPlugin extends JavaPlugin {
    public onEnable() {
        new SomeOtherClass(this);
    }
}

SomeOtherClass.java

Code:java

public class SomeOtherClass {
    Plugin myPlugin;
 
    public SomeOtherClass(Plugin plugin) {
        this.plugin = plugin;
    }
 
    public void doSomeThingMethod() {
        // yadda yadda
        myPlugin.saveResource(String, boolean);
        // yadda yadda
    }
}

 

DusRonald you try to get the Plugin from the Plugin itself, so that would never work . That aside, you would need to use getName().

 

fireblast709 And does this working?

Code:java

public Plugin getPlugin(String name){
  return Bukkit.getPluginManager.getPlugin(name);
}

If not, can you post a code that works?

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

DusRonald With correct parentheses applied, that'll work.

 

Why would you get your own plugin's instance that way? The OP states you want to get the plugin's instance in other classes... This is a very "round-about" way of doing it, and completely unnecessary. See my previous post on how to pass your plugin's instance to other classes.

 

Domain classes should use static AFAIK