Re: EOFrameController.runControllerInNewFrame and window visibility
Re: EOFrameController.runControllerInNewFrame and window visibility
- Subject: Re: EOFrameController.runControllerInNewFrame and window visibility
- From: Alexandre Mainville <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 13 Apr 2005 17:47:19 -0400
Adding
EOSwingUtilities.eventEnded() after runControllerInNewFrame fixed
the problem for me but I'm not really clear on what a JFC Widget plugin is.
I'm using standard JButtons (no subclassing involved) to launch the action in question.
Thanks
public static void eventEnded()
Lets the frameworks know that the completion of event handling will be necessary. When using JFC Widget Plugins, this function should be called at least once per user event/activity. The existing plugins do this, so you may have to call this method explicitly if you subclass and override some of the Plugin's methods
On 10-Apr-05, at 5:51 PM, Alexandre Mainville wrote:
I have a non-direct java client application.
The application starts up with a menu and based on user selection I open up new windows defined in seperate nib files with EOFrameController.runControllerInNewFrame (I also tried Dialog and ModalDialog).
3 out of 4 windows become visible right away, the fourth does not. It does not appear until focus is taken away from the application and brought back (it behaves the same way on osx and winxp).
There is no warning or exceptions in either then run log or the console.
Thanks
Alex
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