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Re: [help] Re: cocoa-java
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Re: [help] Re: cocoa-java


  • Subject: Re: [help] Re: cocoa-java
  • From: Chris Backas <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2003 21:44:11 -0500

The things you're looking to do aren't conceptually any different than
they would be in Objective C. The best recommendation I can give you
is to learn to at least read ObjC, because Java/Cocoa uses exactly the
same concepts. Also, don't overlook the Java Browser in the developer
tools, it gives you a complete API reference for Cocoa/Java.

As for your question; you probably want to take a look at using
NSApplication's notifications. Specifically,
applicationDidFinishLaunching and applicationWillTerminate.

Showing a window can be done with the makeKeyAndOrderFront() method of
an NSWindow; orderOut() will remove it.

Have you looked on your hard drive in
/Developer/Documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual ? There's LOTS of
information on things, Progress Indicators included (the ProgIndic
directory). Nearly all of the files there contains both ObjC and Java
versions of the same information.

Chris Backas


> actually i do, but no one was answering, so i thought maybe noone uses
> it, that and the complete lack of available reference on it....
> but anyway.
>
> this is my problem
>
> when the program opens i want a panel to open with a (preferrably
> determinate) progress bar that measures the time it takes for 3 arrays
> to be populated with data from an external file (about 30,000 items
> total). Then when the arrays are done the panel needs to disappear
> and the main window needs to appear.
>
> I already have a method that can populate the arrays, but i want it to
> do it at startup and show its progress. but i suck with the
> documentation and cant find ne good (really none at all) tutorials on
> using progress bars. or show/hide with the windows
>
> also when the program closes, need the panel to reappear to measure
> the data in two arrays being rewritten back into their files.
>
> if ne one can help or knows of something online that gives good
> instruction on how to do this kind of thing plz let me know.
>
> thnk u.

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