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mwyraz | 2 May 20:07
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Current development and CVS

Hi,

where is the cvs/development of Thinlet currently hostet?
Where can I submit patches?
I'd like do solve some of the bugs because i'm workarounding them in
my application.
Maybe it would be a good idea to leave a note at
http://sf.net/projects/thinlet if this page is not updated anymore. 
And maybe you should remove Robert Bajzat's E-Mail Address from
thinlet.com, when he's not more in this project an not responding on
emails.

Thanks,
Michael.

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benz_fr | 3 May 10:20
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Re: Mix Swing and thinlet

--- In thinlet <at> yahoogroups.com, Michael Nascimento <misterm <at> g...> wrote:
> As far as I know, if its possible to do that if you have a heavyweight
> container - such as Frame or Dialog - and add both the Swing component
> and the Thinlet component to the container (adding any of them to the
> other one do not work).
> 

It's doesn't seems to work

 _frame = new JFrame("...");

...

_menuThinlet = new MenuThinlet();
_frame.getContentPane().add(_menuThinlet);
		
JButton b = new JButton("test");
_frame.getContentPane().add(b);

I only see the button and not the menuBar ( and if i delete the
button, i can see the menu bar )

Thanks

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benz_fr | 3 May 10:35
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Re: Mix Swing and thinlet

--- In thinlet <at> yahoogroups.com, "benz_fr" <benz_fr <at> y...> wrote:
> --- In thinlet <at> yahoogroups.com, Michael Nascimento <misterm <at> g...> wrote:
> > As far as I know, if its possible to do that if you have a heavyweight
> > container - such as Frame or Dialog - and add both the Swing component
> > and the Thinlet component to the container (adding any of them to the
> > other one do not work).
> > 
> 
> It's doesn't seems to work
> 
> 
>  _frame = new JFrame("...");
> 
> ...
> 
> _menuThinlet = new MenuThinlet();
> _frame.getContentPane().add(_menuThinlet);
> 		
> JButton b = new JButton("test");
> _frame.getContentPane().add(b);
> 
> I only see the button and not the menuBar ( and if i delete the
> button, i can see the menu bar )
> 
> Thanks

Humm sorry, its seems to work with a Layout :)

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benz_fr | 3 May 14:09
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Re: Mix Swing and thinlet

>Humm sorry, its seems to work with a Layout :)

Oh sorry for flood the forum .... I manage to see the menu and the
Canvas3D for example ....
but when i tried to open the Menubar ( mouse over File  ), I can't see
the menu item ... it seems that the menu is behind the canvas.

Please, who can help me ?

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Marcelo Leite | 3 May 14:28
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Help

Hi All...
I'm studing about Thinlets and i'm thinking to develop an application with this. This application will be a
simple application with JDBC and JWS, but using MVC. I'd like to know if you recomend Thinlet or if it's too
new and will not take care of my necessities. 

Thanks...

_______________________
Marcelo Leite
from Brazil

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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Daniel Destro | 3 May 20:03
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Re: Help

Hello brazuca...

I´ve tested Thinlet for a while and I think it quite imrpessive and
"powerful", somehow.
If your app does not require "amazing" different screens, go ahead and
try it. You can see a sample program I´ve done:

http://java.danieldestro.com.br/codes/FutManager.zip

And also another good program: FeedReader, made also by another brasilian guy.

If you want, take a look at both articles I wrote in Java Magazine
(issues 21 and 22).

Bye
Daniel

On 5/3/05, Marcelo Leite <leite.marcelo <at> gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi All...
> I'm studing about Thinlets and i'm thinking to develop an application with this. This application will be
a simple application with JDBC and JWS, but using MVC. I'd like to know if you recomend Thinlet or if it's too
new and will not take care of my necessities.
> 
> Thanks...
> 
> _______________________
> Marcelo Leite
> from Brazil

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Rafael Castaneda Ribeiro | 3 May 20:52
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Re: Help

Hello Marcelo,

Thinlet is indeed a nice toolkit. If you want to develop a simple, yet 
with strong adherence to the MVC model, Thinlet will fit like a glove. 
It separates the UI definition on a XML file, and allows you to easily 
program different classes to listen and control the UI.

Good luck,

Rafael.
also from Brazil.

Marcelo Leite wrote:

>Hi All...
>I'm studing about Thinlets and i'm thinking to develop an application with this. This application will be
a simple application with JDBC and JWS, but using MVC. I'd like to know if you recomend Thinlet or if it's too
new and will not take care of my necessities. 
>
>Thanks...
>
>_______________________
>Marcelo Leite
>from Brazil
>
>[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
>
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Marcelo Leite | 3 May 22:04
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Re: Help

Hi all...
Thank you very much by your answer...
Rafael one of my doubts was about MVC and by what you said it works well.
Daniel i really read your articles at Java Magazine issues 21 and 22, this helped me a lot thanks.
Finally....with what you said i'll start my app with Thinlets...

Thanks....
____________________
[]
Marcelo Leite

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Rafael Castaneda Ribeiro 
  To: thinlet <at> yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2005 3:52 PM
  Subject: Re: [thinlet] Help

  Hello Marcelo,

  Thinlet is indeed a nice toolkit. If you want to develop a simple, yet 
  with strong adherence to the MVC model, Thinlet will fit like a glove. 
  It separates the UI definition on a XML file, and allows you to easily 
  program different classes to listen and control the UI.

  Good luck,

  Rafael.
  also from Brazil.

  Marcelo Leite wrote:
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Michael Nascimento | 3 May 22:36
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Re: Help

Maybe genesis ( https://genesis.dev.java.net/ ) could be useful to
you. It will allow you to work with simple JavaBeans and control
several things about the UI, such as enabling/disabling widgets,
making them (in)visible, calling event methods automatically etc.
Besides that, it can help you to build your business layer. And there
is documentation in Portuguese (
https://genesis.dev.java.net/nonav/2.1/maven-site/pt-BR ).

Let me know if you have any questions about it.

Regards,
Michael Nascimento Santos
https://genesis.dev.java.net/

On 5/3/05, Marcelo Leite <leite.marcelo <at> gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all...
> Thank you very much by your answer...
> Rafael one of my doubts was about MVC and by what you said it works well.
> Daniel i really read your articles at Java Magazine issues 21 and 22, this helped me a lot thanks.
> Finally....with what you said i'll start my app with Thinlets...
> 
> Thanks....
> ____________________
> []
> Marcelo Leite
> 
> 
>  ----- Original Message -----
>  From: Rafael Castaneda Ribeiro
>  To: thinlet <at> yahoogroups.com
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stanberka | 4 May 17:54

Re: Mix Swing and thinlet

--- In thinlet <at> yahoogroups.com, "benz_fr" <benz_fr <at> y...> wrote:
> --- Michael Nascimento <misterm <at> g...> wrote:
> > As far as I know, if its possible to do that if you have a 
> > heavyweight container - such as Frame or Dialog - and add both
> > the Swing component and the Thinlet component to the container 
> > (adding any of them to the other one do not work).
> > 
> 
> It's doesn't seems to work
>  _frame = new JFrame("...");
> 
> ...

Well, it seems to me you need to use Frame rather than JFrame for it
to be "heavyweight container".  Have you tried this?

Stan Berka

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