RE: Cocoa-Java : how to manage multiple windows, dinamic windows and open/save dialog
RE: Cocoa-Java : how to manage multiple windows, dinamic windows and open/save dialog
- Subject: RE: Cocoa-Java : how to manage multiple windows, dinamic windows and open/save dialog
- From: "Michael Novak" <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 14 Feb 2007 09:53:26 -0500
- Organization: M. Shanken Communications, Inc.
Cocoa Java is not really meant for production work. It is mostly to make
those familiar with Java more familiar with Objective-C. There aren't many
perks to using java with Cocoa. It loses that sense of portability once you
bring in Cocoa.
I would recommend using just Objective-C.
Cheers,
Mike
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[mailto:cocoa-dev-bounces+mnovak=email@hidden] On Behalf Of
Gentile Giorgio
Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2007 9:58 AM
To: email@hidden
Subject: Cocoa-Java : how to manage multiple windows,dinamic windows and
open/save dialog
Hi to you all, i just created two projects in X-Code.
Both the apps are Cocoa Java Applications, why Java? Because it's a
rule of the work.
I can't find any tutorial that explains how to manage multiple windows:
example i have a window with a form, if i push the ok button i have
to visualize another window with the report of the action
another thing that i can't understand is how to change the amount of
text fields on a report window:
example: i created an app that read from a tcpdump file and i want to
visualize the result of my calcs, but i can't decide 'a priori' the
number of items that will be visualized, sometimes they should be 1
or 2, in another case, the most frequent, between 30 and 200.
Is it possible to creat the NsTextField or other Cocoa items
dinamically and adding them to the new window?
the last question is: how have i to do to use Open / Save dialogs?
thanks everyone!
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