Pointers and Class member access

[Xtravia9]

OK, this should be a simple one for the experienced programmers among you!

I have two classes; move and node.

'move' contains two integer members.
'node' contains one 'move' object as a member.

How can I access the integer values of the 'move' object which is a member of the 'node' class using pointers?

I have written some code (below) where I have created and linked the objects, but I get a compiler error when I try to access the member class.

The compiler error message I get is:
Line 45 "request for member `getData' in `b', which is of non-class type `node()(move*)'"

I am a beginner at C++, so I have the feeling this is probably something really simple.

  
#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;
class move;
class node;

///////////// CLASS MOVE ///////////////
class move {
      public:
             move();
             move(int, int);
             int NUMBER1;
             int NUMBER2;
};
move::move(){}
move::move(int iFrom, int iTo)
{
     NUMBER1 = iFrom;
     NUMBER2 = iTo;
}

///////////// CLASS NODE //////////////
class node
{
      private:
             move *data;
      public:
             node(move *);
             move getData();
               
};

node::node(move *object) {data = object;}
move node::getData() {return *data;}

//////////TEST ROUTINE///////////////////
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{ 
     move a(8,23); 
     node b(move *a);   
     
     int iOutput = b.getData()->NUMBER1;    //ERROR LINE!!
     
     string s;
     cin >> s;
     return 0;
}

[vlad from moscow]

node b( &a );

int iOutput = b.getData().NUMBER1;

[Xtravia9]

Thanks - I knew it was something simple.