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  • Followup: RE: Flash/Flex based alternative

    Hi Peter, I would just google for the keywords: drawing framework flex Best, Werner.

    2010-01-08 15:14:43 UTC by rawcoder

  • Flash/Flex based alternative

    Hi, We would like to provide our users basically with the possibilities provided by JHotDraw, but in a flash film for a flex project. Does anybody here have a suggestion for something similar to JHotDraw that runs in Flash / Flex? Peter.

    2010-01-08 13:03:44 UTC by pmorch

  • Followup: RE: Background image and other (newbie) questions

    2. Okay, I have now renamed method Figure.canConnect() to Figure.isConnectable(). There is currently no JavaBeans support for the connectable property in the framework because this is a static feature of figures. Either a figure is always connectable or it never is. Actually, there is no JavaBeans support at all in the Figure interface. JavaBeans is only supported starting from class AbstractF.

    2010-01-08 06:56:44 UTC by rawcoder

  • Followup: RE: Background image and other (newbie) questions

    Hi Werner, Thanks for your lightning fast response! 2. Yes, grouping these methods together may increase readability IMO. Additionally, is there a reason for not exposing "connectable" functionality as JavaBean writable property? With regards to JAI: I will need custom (SPOT) color channels support, which (i think) is not supported at the moment. 3. Will try to implement the...

    2010-01-07 16:09:42 UTC by gdenchev

  • Followup: RE: Background image and other (newbie) questions

    Hi Georgi, Welcome to JHotDraw. :-) 1. Yes, the recommended approach is to put the image in a background layer. Alternatively, you could extend DefaultDrawingView to allow for multiple Drawing objects. Did you already look at support for tiled images in the Java Advanced Image framework (JAI)? I am not sure, but I think it might be possible to handle the tiling and buffering in the...

    2010-01-07 15:51:18 UTC by rawcoder

  • Followup: RE: Background image and other (newbie) questions

    Oh, I think I managed to solve question 2. Subclassed" ImageFigure" and overrode "canConnect" to always return FALSE. --Georgi.

    2010-01-07 14:43:07 UTC by gdenchev

  • Background image and other (newbie) questions

    Hello, I need to create an image annotation application and will try to base it on JHotDraw. First, let me say that I am very impressed by the framework and its capabilities. However, I need to ask some (newbie) questions to get me started: 1. I need to have a background image on which to draw shapes. There are a couple of threads already on this forum, and the proposed answer was to put...

    2010-01-07 11:59:05 UTC by gdenchev

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    2009-12-30 12:41:28 UTC by rawcoder

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