Following the examples in the Jess documentatin,
I can use Jess' Swing extentions to place
GUI components that appear in a free-floating
JFrame that I've created within Jess. I'd now
would like to do essentially the same thing
using JessTab but I want the Swing elements
to appear on a blank Protege tab. I've created
an empty Protege tab widget but I cannot
figure out how to get JessTab to "grab" it
and write its GUI elements and text output
onto that widget.
I've sent this request to both the Jess and
Protege groups:
(1) Can the Jess group provide insight into how
to tell Jess where to write its GUI elements
other than into a free-floating JFrame that I
create within Jess?
(2) Can the Protege group provide insight into
how I locate the TabWidget object that I've
created? Extra credit would be to reveal
how this would be done within JessTab so
that Jess "knows" about the TabWidget.
I'm assuming that by combining information from
Query #2 with Query #1, I can get JessTab to
write GUI elements (and later to write text
output) onto various Swing objects I've placed
onto the Protege tab widget.
FWIW: Protege's AbstractTabWidget, the class used
to create Protege tabs is a subclass of
javax.swing.JComponent which in turn is a
subclass of java.awt.Container.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Joesph E. Jim
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