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Ricardo Pereira | 3 Jun 22:36
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Just beginning!!

Hello folks!

   First, I need to apologize for my bad english...
I'm still improve it :-) !

   Well, I've been working with java about a year, and
now I want to make an app for web using Jboss,
Hibernate and Struts, and I want to use MVC pattern.

   I had make so much effort to learn all these techs,
by downloadins ebooks in LimeWare and so on!

   Thing's are going well, but in View tier are not.

   I think that an app on the client side in pure HTML
+ javascritps is so many complicated... so I decide to
implement my View using thinlet...

  But I don't want to write all my xml's by hand, and
the ThinG and Theodore is not the solution that I
searched for.

  So, I have an idea: To produce an RAD enviroment for
design thinlets UI in java(Like VB). But I don't know
how to begin this project, because I don't know Java
2D API very well.

  If anyone would give-me a hint, or want to help me,
I'll be very happy.
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Daniel Destro | 3 Jun 23:29
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Re: Just beginning!!

Try this:  https://thinnb.dev.java.net/

It is a plugin for NetBeans.

On 6/3/05, Ricardo Pereira <willcoxit <at> yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hello folks!
> 
> 
>    First, I need to apologize for my bad english...
> I'm still improve it :-) !
> 
> 
>    Well, I've been working with java about a year, and
> now I want to make an app for web using Jboss,
> Hibernate and Struts, and I want to use MVC pattern.
> 
>    I had make so much effort to learn all these techs,
> by downloadins ebooks in LimeWare and so on!
> 
> 
>    Thing's are going well, but in View tier are not.
> 
>    I think that an app on the client side in pure HTML
> + javascritps is so many complicated... so I decide to
> implement my View using thinlet...
> 
>   But I don't want to write all my xml's by hand, and
> the ThinG and Theodore is not the solution that I
> searched for.
>
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M | 6 Jun 11:19
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Table Header

We're developing a client which uses tables. But we can't get the 
header from the table, although it is defined in the xml file. Is it a 
bug? Anyone else expierenced the problem?

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Michael Nascimento | 6 Jun 15:10
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Re: Table Header

To obtain a reference to a table header, do:

Object header = getWidget(table, "header")

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Michael

On 6/6/05, M <gomtu_2000 <at> yahoo.de> wrote:
> We're developing a client which uses tables. But we can't get the
> header from the table, although it is defined in the xml file. Is it a
> bug? Anyone else expierenced the problem?
> 
> 
> 
> 
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> Thinlet Project Site    | http://thinlet.com
> Thinlet Addon Central   | http://thinletplus.com
> Thinlet World News Blog | http://thinletworld.com
> Thinlet F.A.Q.          | http://xul.sourceforge.net/thinfaq.html
> Yahoo! Groups Links
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> 
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Michael Nascimento | 6 Jun 19:53
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ThinNB released

ThinNB - https://thinnb.dev.java.net/ :

ThinNB is actually two things: an umbrella project for the ThinNB
family of NetBeans modules and also the module responsible for
installing the ThinNB Update Center in the IDE.

The ThinNB family of NetBeans modules provides support for Thinlet in
the NetBeans IDE. The only currently supported NetBeans version is
4.1.

It recognizes Thinlet xml files, adds a new template for a xml file
with a panel as it root node, allow files to be previewed inside the
IDE, adds support to an embedded visual editor - a modified version of
ThinG - and also installs an Update Center in the IDE so it is
possible to obtain new releases of the modules in a more natural way.

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

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Ricardo Pereira | 6 Jun 20:04
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Re: Just beginning!!

Hi Daniel,

  And thank's you very much for the the tips about the
ThinNB.. it really takes some advantages over pure
ThinG.

  But I'm still thinking about a solution very like
the 
ThinNB, but with some drag'n drop functionalities for
the thinlets components(just like in the Vb or Delphi
Style).

  I really thing that a solution like this is very
productive and save a lot of work for a rapid UI
development.

  What do you think about it?

--- Daniel Destro <danieldestro <at> gmail.com> wrote:

> Try this:  https://thinnb.dev.java.net/
> 
> It is a plugin for NetBeans.
> 
> On 6/3/05, Ricardo Pereira <willcoxit <at> yahoo.com>
> wrote:
> > Hello folks!
> > 
> > 
> >    First, I need to apologize for my bad
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Daniel Destro | 6 Jun 20:16
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Re: Just beginning!!

One of the advantages of Thinlet over Swing/SWT is to reduce line
codes and the drawback of coding everything, besides other thing.

Swing and SWT are supported for many IDE with bultin or plugings to
build screens with the drag n´ drop feature.

So, why Thinlet?

On 6/6/05, Ricardo Pereira <willcoxit <at> yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
> 
>   And thank's you very much for the the tips about the
> ThinNB.. it really takes some advantages over pure
> ThinG.
> 
>   But I'm still thinking about a solution very like
> the
> ThinNB, but with some drag'n drop functionalities for
> the thinlets components(just like in the Vb or Delphi
> Style).
> 
>   I really thing that a solution like this is very
> productive and save a lot of work for a rapid UI
> development.
> 
>   What do you think about it?
> 
> 
> 
> --- Daniel Destro <danieldestro <at> gmail.com> wrote:
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Michael Nascimento | 6 Jun 20:16
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Re: Just beginning!!

Hi Ricardo,

I think it would be better to improve ThinG and then contribute back
to the project. If you do that, it will probably end up being part of
both ThinG and ThinNB and everybody will win. :-)

Regards,
Michael

On 6/6/05, Ricardo Pereira <willcoxit <at> yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
> 
>  And thank's you very much for the the tips about the
> ThinNB.. it really takes some advantages over pure
> ThinG.
> 
>  But I'm still thinking about a solution very like
> the
> ThinNB, but with some drag'n drop functionalities for
> the thinlets components(just like in the Vb or Delphi
> Style).
> 
>  I really thing that a solution like this is very
> productive and save a lot of work for a rapid UI
> development.
> 
>  What do you think about it?
> 
> 
>
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richiethom | 6 Jun 14:45
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Re: Table Header

When you say the header, what do you mean? Do you mean the column
headings?

Can you post some XML?

--- In thinlet <at> yahoogroups.com, "M" <gomtu_2000 <at> y...> wrote:
> We're developing a client which uses tables. But we can't get the 
> header from the table, although it is defined in the xml file. Is it a 
> bug? Anyone else expierenced the problem?

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Thinlet Project Site    | http://thinlet.com
Thinlet Addon Central   | http://thinletplus.com
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Gerald Bauer | 6 Jun 20:22

Re: ThinNB released

Hello Michael Nascimento Santos,

> ThinNB is actually two things: an umbrella project for the ThinNB
> family of NetBeans modules and also the module responsible for
> installing the ThinNB Update Center in the IDE.

  Great news. To promote the new Thinlet Netbeans plugin suite I've also posted a Thinlet 
World story. See http://thinlet-contrib.sourceforge.net/world/?p=6

   - Gerald

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