D2JC Checkbox label position
D2JC Checkbox label position
- Subject: D2JC Checkbox label position
- From: "B. Shank" <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2003 12:00:08 -0800
labelComponentPosition takes a value of value type "position," which is
described here:
http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/webobjects/DesktopApplications/
Appendix_A/XML_Value_Types.html
Try setting it to TopLeft,rather than to a javax.swing.SwingConstant.
Brent
On Tuesday, January 14, 2003, at 02:04 PM, William Butler wrote:
> I am wading into the land of D2JC. I had tried but turned back on
> prior releases because the documentation was inadequate and because
> the thing had bugs--but this time I am making actual progress. The
> basic idea of a rule driven system that generates XML to the client
> is, indeed, brilliant.
>
> In the various widgets the label gets placed to the left of the input
> widget, except that it gets placed on the right in
> EOCheckBoxController. I've tried setting labelComponentPosition to
> "Left" in the rule system and in frozen XML, and also calling
> setLabelComponentPosition(javax.swing.SwingConstants.LEFT) at various
> places in objects that extend EOCheckBoxController. However, despite
> the above the label position remains on the right. (By the way, the
> documentation only states that setLabelComponentPosition takes an
> integer argument but does not say which argument value means which
> position. It is an assumption of mine that they intend the use of
> javax.swing.SwingConstants. If this assumption is incorrect then it
> may explain my problems).
>
> The only way I've gotten the label to be on the left is by overriding
> newWidget() in an class that extends EOCheckBoxController and setting
> setHorizontalTextPosition(avax.swing.SwingConstants.LEFT) in the
> result of super.newWidget(). But this is not satisfactory because the
> result is not properly aligned with the other fields.
>
> Is there someway I can do to get this to work to have labels shown on
> the left of checkboxes?
>
> Also, while I have your attention, does someone out there have a good
> scheme for logging from the client to the server (beyond placing
> invokeStatelessRemoteMethod calls in the client classes)?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bill Butler
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