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From: Keith D. <kd...@cs...> - 2004-05-24 17:04:34
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Ronald, I'll make it where the ImageSource is optional ASAP. Thanks. I am still hashing out what to do with the global action registry as far as configuration. Internally, the registry is what the views use to register handlers for global (shared) actions when they are initialized. View listeners also use the registry to do the same thing when views are switched in the application. I'll forward that prev. email to the list. Keith -----Original Message----- From: Ronald Haring [mailto:em...@ro...] Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2004 10:46 AM To: Keith Donald Subject: Re: [Springframework-rcp-dev] Cvs updates? And everything is up and running now, and I like what I see a lot. However, I vaguely recall reading in the list a message about how the handlers and actions are put together. Unfortunately I dont have that mail anymore. Do you still have that mail sent to the list? And if you do, could you send it to me and maybe add it to the confluence documentation of the spring-rcp? As I went over the sources and tried to make it work I also noticed that you register some global actions (exit, about and help) are those necessary or just a remainder? Another thing that was hard is that I dont use an imagesource. Therefor I had to change some things in the application (simple check if imagesource was defined was sufficient), is it really necessary to have this imagesource bean? Anyways, thanks for what you build so far. Cheers Ronald Keith Donald wrote: >Ronald, > >Those classes are in the spring sandbox. You'll need to build the sandbox: > >'build sandboxjar' > >If you use the build.xml file in the spring-rcp root, it should compile with >the sandbox stuff. > > |
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From: Keith D. <kd...@cs...> - 2004-05-27 03:52:08
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Rich client early adopters: A few updates: - I've recently updated the action framework javadoc documentation tonite, and will be continuing to do so over the weekend. It should give you some good background on the intended use of the framework, particularly see the DefaultVisualAction class description. I am planning to get the first sample app check-ins this weekend as well. - The latest major action enhancement in CVS is the ability for the framework to automatically track the active view in the application, and trigger registration of local action handlers with global actions supported by a particular view when that view is activated. See the AbstractView class for details--essentially view implementations must override "registerGlobalActions" for hooking up handlers to each global action supported by that view (delete, properties, save, etc.) This method gets called at the appropriate times in a view's lifecycle (on view creation and activation, for example on setVisible(true) or focus gained.) When a view updates its local handler's enabled state, that change is automatically reflected in the visual action and all places it may be 'clicked' in the GUI (menu bar, tool bar, context menu, etc.) - Currently a perspective, a template for a page, only supports displaying one view but this will be changing to support for multiple views per page with a configurable page layout. The goal is to use an existing docking framework which allows for multiple views to be active and stacked within the page area, dragged and dropped, etc - similar to Eclipse, but built on Swing and more focused towards general rich client apps (as opposed to say, IDEs) Other stuff: - Rod has changed the reply-to address for this mailing list to be "the list" instead of our own personal email addresses--consistent with the other spring lists. This should make it easier to continue communication on the list. - After some good points made to me at TSS by other developers when discussing spring-rcp and it's scope, we are contemplating a name change for the framework, instead of "rich client platform", something with a more Swing significance, since this framework really is built on Swing (as opposed to say Eclipse, which is built on JFace/SWT and supports Swing as kind of an aside.) Also, there is some confusion about the "rich client", as one of those buzzwords, meaning "thin client" (something like Flex or Canoo ULC), where what we're developing is more client-side requiring a client VM. Any suggestions on a name? What we certainly have is an abstraction or framework around the base swing toolkit to support jumpstarting rich client applications built on Swing/java, integrating with Spring and several other open source projects (jgoodies-forms, likely l2prod's common components, etc.). Now what should we call that is the question... Thanks to all the users so far trying out the framework; I'm excited the list is starting to get more traffic to support enhancing the code base as development actively progresses. Keith -----Original Message----- From: Ronald Haring [mailto:em...@ro...] Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2004 10:46 AM To: Keith Donald Subject: Re: [Springframework-rcp-dev] Cvs updates? And everything is up and running now, and I like what I see a lot. However, I vaguely recall reading in the list a message about how the handlers and actions are put together. Unfortunately I dont have that mail anymore. Do you still have that mail sent to the list? And if you do, could you send it to me and maybe add it to the confluence documentation of the spring-rcp? As I went over the sources and tried to make it work I also noticed that you register some global actions (exit, about and help) are those necessary or just a remainder? Another thing that was hard is that I dont use an imagesource. Therefor I had to change some things in the application (simple check if imagesource was defined was sufficient), is it really necessary to have this imagesource bean? Anyways, thanks for what you build so far. Cheers Ronald Keith Donald wrote: >Ronald, > >Those classes are in the spring sandbox. You'll need to build the sandbox: > >'build sandboxjar' > >If you use the build.xml file in the spring-rcp root, it should compile with >the sandbox stuff. > > |
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From: Maury H. <ml1...@sh...> - 2004-05-27 20:27:17
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Keith: > - I've recently updated the action framework javadoc documentation tonite, > and will be continuing to do so over the weekend. It should give you some > good background on the intended use of the framework, particularly see the > DefaultVisualAction class description. I am planning to get the first > sample app check-ins this weekend as well. Getting those samples in would be really great. I've tried building a small application based on the snippets of configuration files you've posted to the list, and I've yet to get it working (although I can get the Splash Screen to display!). It's probably because I haven't figured out a concept (or two) about how the framework should work, and an example would probably help turn the light on. ;-) > - Rod has changed the reply-to address for this mailing list to be "the > list" instead of our own personal email addresses--consistent with the other > spring lists. This should make it easier to continue communication on the > list. Are there any plans to get the list archived on gmane.org like the other mailing lists? > Any suggestions on a name? What we certainly have is an abstraction or > framework around the base swing toolkit to support jumpstarting rich client > applications built on Swing/java, integrating with Spring and several other > open source projects (jgoodies-forms, likely l2prod's common components, > etc.). Now what should we call that is the question... Replace the 'r' in 'Spring' with the 'w' from 'Swing' -- Spwing. ;-) Maybe we could get Elmer Fudd to be the mascot ;-) Maury... |
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From: gyowanny <gyo...@bo...> - 2004-05-28 12:34:40
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> > - Rod has changed the r=
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From: Cesar F. M. <cf...@di...> - 2004-05-28 14:03:51
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Entendo Comece por aqui: http://www.springframework.org/ http://www.springframework.org/spring-rcp.html http://www.springframework.org/spring-ide/eclipse/ Abra=E7os gyowanny wrote: >Cesar, me passa os enderecos dos materiais sobre o=20 >spring porque estou um pouco desesperado para fazer=20 >esse sistema. Tem dois clientes j=E1 interessados e nao=20 >tenho nada para oferecer. Sei que esta corrido para vc=20 >por isso vou tentar aprender com a sua ajuda para dar=20 >inicio no projeto. > >Abracos. > > >---------- In=EDcio da mensagem original ----------- > > De: springframework-rcp-dev- >ad...@li... > Para: spr...@li... > Cc:=20 > Data: Thu, 27 May 2004 14:22:05 -0600 > Assunto: Re: [Springframework-rcp-dev] Cvs updates? > > =20 > >>Keith: >> >> =20 >> >>>- I've recently updated the action framework=20 >>> =20 >>> >javadoc documentation tonite, > =20 > >>>and will be continuing to do so over the weekend. =20 >>> =20 >>> >It should give you some > =20 > >>>good background on the intended use of the=20 >>> =20 >>> >framework, particularly see the > =20 > >>>DefaultVisualAction class description. I am=20 >>> =20 >>> >planning to get the first > =20 > >>>sample app check-ins this weekend as well. >>> =20 >>> >>Getting those samples in would be really great. I've=20 >> =20 >> >tried building a small=20 > =20 > >>application based on the snippets of configuration=20 >> =20 >> >files you've posted to the=20 > =20 > >>list, and I've yet to get it working (although I can=20 >> =20 >> >get the Splash Screen to=20 > =20 > >>display!). It's probably because I haven't figured=20 >> =20 >> >out a concept (or two)=20 > =20 > >>about how the framework should work, and an example=20 >> =20 >> >would probably help turn=20 > =20 > >>the light on. ;-) >> >> =20 >> >>>- Rod has changed the reply-to address for this=20 >>> =20 >>> >mailing list to be "the > =20 > >>>list" instead of our own personal email addresses-- >>> =20 >>> >consistent with the other > =20 > >>>spring lists. This should make it easier to=20 >>> =20 >>> >continue communication on the > =20 > >>>list. >>> =20 >>> >>Are there any plans to get the list archived on=20 >> =20 >> >gmane.org like the other=20 > =20 > >>mailing lists? >> >> =20 >> >>>Any suggestions on a name? What we certainly have=20 >>> =20 >>> >is an abstraction or > =20 > >>>framework around the base swing toolkit to support=20 >>> =20 >>> >jumpstarting rich client > =20 > >>>applications built on Swing/java, integrating with=20 >>> =20 >>> >Spring and several other > =20 > >>>open source projects (jgoodies-forms, likely=20 >>> =20 >>> >l2prod's common components, > =20 > >>>etc.). Now what should we call that is the=20 >>> =20 >>> >question... > =20 > >>Replace the 'r' in 'Spring' with the 'w'=20 >> =20 >> >from 'Swing' -- Spwing. ;-) Maybe=20 > =20 > >>we could get Elmer Fudd to be the mascot ;-) >> >> >>Maury... >> >> >> >> >>------------------------------------------------------ >> =20 >> >- > =20 > >>This SF.Net email is sponsored by: Oracle 10g >>Get certified on the hottest thing ever to hit the=20 >> =20 >> >market... Oracle 10g.=20 > =20 > >>Take an Oracle 10g class now, and we'll give you the=20 >> =20 >> >exam FREE. > =20 > >>http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=3D3149&alloc_id=3D8166&op=3Dclick >>_______________________________________________ >>Springframework-rcp-dev mailing list >>Spr...@li... >> >> =20 >> >https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/springframe >work-rcp-dev > =20 > >=20 >________________________________________________________________________= __ >Acabe com aquelas janelinhas que pulam na sua tela. >AntiPop-up UOL - =C9 gr=E1tis! >http://antipopup.uol.com.br/ > > > > >------------------------------------------------------- >This SF.Net email is sponsored by: Oracle 10g >Get certified on the hottest thing ever to hit the market... Oracle 10g.= =20 >Take an Oracle 10g class now, and we'll give you the exam FREE. >http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id149&alloc_id=8166&op=3Dclick >_______________________________________________ >Springframework-rcp-dev mailing list >Spr...@li... >https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/springframework-rcp-dev > =20 > --=20 -------------------------------------------------------------------------= ----- Cesar Fernando Moro - Coordenador de TI CESUMAR - Centro Universit=E1rio de Maring=E1 Email: cf...@ce... - ICQ: 157573186 -------------------------------------------------------------------------= ----- "There never was darkness or a problem that could defeat the sunrise or h= ope." Bern Williams =20 |
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