This is the base class for an action that can be toggled on and off
The main additional functionality compared to ActionBase is that the action icon
is either a checked rectangle when the action is "on" (e.g.
use this method to add a Skin LAF theme
Please note that the skinlf.jar file has to be available in the
application class path as well as the theme file
This dialog displays a label and a text field so that the user can enter a value
Example:
// display the add dialog
DlgLabelTextField lDlg = new DlgLabelTextField(mList,"Add","New Entry",null);
lDlg.show();
// update the model
if (lDlg.getReturnValue() == DlgLabelTextField.RETURN_VALUE_IS_OK)
{
String lValue = lDlg.getText();
mModel.addElement(lValue);
}
implements the following default behavior:
save the current main window position and size so that it can be used when the application will be restarted
save the preferences in a file sot hat they can be retrieved when the application is restarted
terminate the application by calling "System.exit(0);"
Feel free to override it in your derived class (but we recommend then that you call "super.exit(true)" to make sure that the
framework is properly terminated.
Retrieves the frame that is selected (if any)
If there is a palette and if the palette has the selection, this
method will return a reference to the palette.
This class provides common services for handling the login information of a user
It is typically used in the context of a client application where a user has to
to log in...
JbbLogin() -
Constructor for class com.quadrique.jbuildingblocks.gui.JbbLogin
Whenever a new selection occurs, the correspondIng component needs to
call this method so that all the registered listener(s) can be notified
of the selection change
This class implements a complete date chooser idiom:
The date is displayed according to the current locale in
a read-only JTextField.
A JButton is added to the right of the JTextField.
When the button is activated by the end user, a DlgDateChooser
is displayed so that the date can be modified.
This class implements the following file chooser idiom:
+-------------------------+ +---+
| initialFileLocation | |...|
+-------------------------+ +---+
Clicking on the button displays the FileChooser dialog
The text field can be read-only or read-write
parse the current document in segments
segments are either text or a component
the beginning/end of a segment is indicated by the transition from
text to component and vice-versa
This class provides a generic selection handling framework
It handles multiple selection events and provides a simple common
interface for all the selection handling events + listeners
try to set the look and feel to the windows look and feel
if not found, the default java look and feel is used
Please note that due to licensing reasons, the windows look and feel
is not available on non-microsoft platforms
Sets the minimum width of the columns
If the width of the table is less than the overall minimum width, the
horizontal scrollbar will be displayed so that the minimum width is
respected.
this method is provided so that you can create this instance, add your actions, create
the GUI Table and then have this instance register for the corresponding Table events
and then let the actions be assoc
Update the actual "Back", "Next" and "Finish" buttons based on the current
flag values (the flag values are set to true,ture and false upon startup
and can be modified with the setXXxIsEnabledFlag() methods).
This method is called whenever a view is displayed
The getViewId() from the ShortcutsViewsEvent class allows you
to determine which button has been selected.
A wizard page that displays a description (read-only text) and a set
of radio button-label/component pairs
This class makes it easy to have a set of radio-button that dictates what the next page should be.
