Re: [Gui4j-user] How to use simpleInternalFrame

[<ka...@we...>]

Hi Timo,

you have to have an entry in your gui4Components.properties that maps a 
factory class to the "simpleInternalFrame" element. The standard file 
contains this line:

simpleInternalFrame = org.gui4j.component.factory.Gui4jSimpleInternalFrameFactory

If you're planning to build an MDI application, note that a 
simpleInternalFrame is not a wrapper around JInternalFrame. gui4j does 
not support real internal frames. A simple internal frame is a normal 
Swing component that just happens to look a little bit like a frame with 
its use of a title bar. The Swing code underneath is a slightly modified 
version of the SimpleInternalFrame found in JGoodies.

Kay

Timo Meinen wrote:

>Hi Gui4j devs and users,
>
>I am going to integrate gui4j in an MDA application, which generates Swing
>applications out of UML-diagrams.
>
>I wanted to use JInternalFrames, to get an MDI application. With gui4j I
>tried to build a gui with the simpleInternalFrame-components, but I am not
>successful.
>
>How do I use simpleInternalFrames?
>
>I get this error:
>
>Programming error:No Component for name simpleInternalFrame registered
>
>Here is the determinig part out of the XML file:
>
><borderLayout guiId="TOP">
>            <placeBl anchor="center">
>                <simpleInternalFrame title="InFrame">
>                    <label guiId="empty" text="'Empty label'"/>
>                </simpleInternalFrame>
>            </placeBl>
>        </borderLayout>
>
>Thank you very much
>Timo Meinen
>
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