Re: [Gui4j-user] new feature request

[Kay <Kay...@be...>]

Hi Rahul,

the changes didn't make it into the latest release (1.2.2) but they are in =

CVS now.

Regards,
Kay

"Rahul Shrivastava" <shri=5F...@ho...> wrote on 25.10.2005 23:48:54:

> Hi Kay
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> Yes these are the things i wanted
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> Thanks
> Rahul
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> ----Original Message Follows----
> From: KayKr=FCger-Barvels <Kay...@be...>
> To: gui...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Gui4j-user] new feature request
> Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2005 15:30:47 +0200
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> Hi
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> we have discussed your requests. We will develop
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> 1) two new (optional) attributes for <View>:  "title" and "name" that
> would define the initial title and Swing name, respectively, of the
> window.
> 2) two additional variations of Gui4j.createDialog(), one taking a
> java.awt.Frame as its first ("parent") argument and one taking a
> java.awt.Dialog.
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> Is that what you wanted?
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> Regards,
> Kay Kr=FCger-Barvels
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> gui...@li... wrote on 21.10.2005 04:36:46:
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>  > Hi
>  >
>  > Hi i have started using gui4j for my project, but needed some new
> features.
>  > This is my situation - i send messages to my java code as input=20
stream.
> This
>  > consists of the xml message which pops up the GUI. This works fine.=20
Now
> what
>  > i want is to update this popped up GUI. All this has to be dynamic. I
> have
>  > been going thru the various examples but everywhere you set the title =

of
> the
>  > view in the java program. Is there any way to set the title of a view
> (eg. a
>  > view that has just one label) from the xml i.e. i do not want to
>  > programatically specify the title of the view but let the xml decide
> what it
>  > will be.  I also want to specify the name of the window in the xml
> code...
>  > so that i can use gui4jView.getWindow().setName(nameofwindow) where
>  > nameofwindow is again passed by xml. Currently the way i am doing is
> that in
>  > onInit() of any component i pass the name and title and once the GUI=20
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>  > been displayed using the xml i change the title and name. Now there=20
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> one
>  > form which has only labels and its not possible for me call onInit().
>  > It would be really helpful if you could add 2 new attributes in the=20
view
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>  > element namely title and name. So that when we send upadtes to the=20
java
>  > program i just have to send the name of the view and it updates the
> view.
>  >
>  > Also one more request - the createDialog takes GUI4JWindow as its=20
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>  > argument. I want to create a dialog box which has my own java swing
> window
>  > (not generated by gui4j) as its parent... so can you give an option=20
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> using
>  > Frame as the owner of the dialog window or suggest a way of how this=20
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> be
>  > done in the current code.
>  >
>  > Thanks
>  > Rahul
>  >
>  >
>  >
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