Re: [xmlvm-users] SecureTextEntry...

[Arno P. <ar...@pu...>]

please upload your patch to the review system (info on our homepage).

I forgot to mention one detail regarding the discussion of our Java 
emulator. We support affine transformations and because of that we 
cannot make use of Swing widgets. You would have to implement new Cocoa 
Touch widgets based on Java 2D.

Arno


On 5/25/10 4:09 PM, Adrian Buerki wrote:
> Hi guys
>
> Okay, I am going to prepare and submit a patch.
>
> I'm mostly working on Linux and use the Java emulator a lot.
>
> I'm not very far with my iPhone project yet. If I find missing widgets
> as I go, I have no problem providing those widgets for the Java
> emulator. XMLVM is an open source project, so I get something and I am
> happy to give something back :-)
>
> Regards, Adrian
>
> 2010/5/23 Arno Puder<ar...@pu...>:
>>
>> that is certainly true: unlike Xcode, the Java emulator allows you to
>> develop on platforms other than Mac OS. Doing 'simplified'
>> implementations of the UI widgets is also sensible. Well, hopefully
>> someone has the calling to work on that.  :-)
>>
>> Arno
>>
>>
>> On 5/23/10 7:02 PM, George Smith wrote:
>>>
>>> One of the important (to me and my partners) features of XMLVM was the
>>> ability to "mostly" develop an App for the iPhone/iPad on a developer's
>>> existing systems (be they Mac, Linux, or even Windows).  IMO, this does NOT
>>> mean that every Cocoa/Objective-C widget/class must have a fully functioning
>>> and UI simulating Java Emulator stand-in, but that there should be a
>>> marginally UI functional API conformant stand-in.  An example might be a
>>> Spin-Picker in Cocoa that renders as an appropriately sized and placed
>>> colored box, with JTextField or JComboBox in it.
>>>
>>> My $0.02, George Smith
>>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: Arno Puder [mailto:ar...@pu...]
>>> Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2010 9:36 AM
>>> To: xml...@li...
>>> Subject: Re: [xmlvm-users] SecureTextEntry...
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 5/23/10 6:11 PM, Adrian Buerki wrote:
>>>> There is a property secureTextEntry in the class UITextField. Seems
>>>> like that is the password field support I was looking for. However
>>>> this does not work in the iPhone Java emulator. I assume the problem
>>>> is just in the emulator, once cross compiled the text field would
>>>> behave correctly?
>>>
>>> the Objective-C side does what it is supposed to do. This feature is not
>>> implemented in the Java emulator, as you have noticed.
>>>
>>> That feature is easy to implement in the Java emulator and your patch is
>>> most certainly welcome. However, the question remains how far to push
>>> our Java emulator. The problem is that there are many very unique UI
>>> widgets in the iPhone SDK and it would mean a lot of work to provide a
>>> Java implementation. All of the new widgets Panayotis has implemented
>>> are only available on the Objective-C side. If someone feels the urge to
>>> do a Java version, what would certainly be nice.
>>>
>>> A few weeks ago I proposed a debugging architecture for XMLVM. The
>>> benefit of the proposal would be that we can leverage Apple's own iPhone
>>> emulator (or even the actual device) and there would be no need for our
>>> Java emulator. I still hope to do that one day.
>>>
>>> Arno
>>>
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