The .test package has all the code you would need to get started. You can right-click on XViewerTest -> Run As -> Java Application to see the example. After that, just copy all the classes in that package to your own project and start modifying as needed.
Yes, documentation is not as desired, maybe if someone has some time/resources/expertise in tech writing, they could come up with better docs. We decided an example was the best method of communication given the resources. Also, we're happy to answer questions as they come up. Don ________________________________ From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Stapleton, Mike Sent: Friday, October 22, 2010 7:26 AM To: '[email protected]' Subject: [nebula-dev] XViewer Widget problems? Hi, I am new on the nebula mailing list and got on it because of problems trying to use the XViewer widget. I am working with the XViewer source I downloaded from the Nebula sight. It looks to also contain the XViewer test code. I am trying to figure out what parts belong in the API and which parts are internal and are not part of the API so I can use it as intended. Does anyone on the team have any XViewer examples that I could examine for this purpose. I have the test code but it does not make a good candidate for an example. It uses internal libraries that probably only exist for testing, has hard coded data right in the classes to mention just a few problems. It is difficult to tell what interfaces should be implemented in order to use the XViewer and which should be only accessed by XViewer code. The test example seems highly coupled especially the code addressing columns? Documentation is scarce to say the least so any help on this issue would be appreciated. Michael Stapleton Sr. Software Engineer - Cheyenne Uplink Center Echostar Broadcasting Corporation (307) 633-5448
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