Alex Back <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> Hi Derrell,
>
>> In my application, which used all three of initialize(), main() and
>> finalize(), I tried calling this.initialize() at the beginning of main(),
>> and
>> this.finalize() at the end of main(), but the application no longer
>> displays. 
> I've just tested this with the showcase application in the TRUNK. Everything 
> works as expected. I managed to call the "initialize"- and "finalize"-method 
> from the "main". 
>
> However, as you already mentioned these methods are no longer called from
> the framework automatically at startup. They are no longer needed.
>
> Have you tried to move the code (from "initialize" and "finalize") to 
> the "main"-method or is this not possible in your application?

I discovereed that although previously it was not necessary (nor, I think,
done in examples) to call the superclass constructor, it is now required.  My
application didn't call the qx.component.AbstractApplication constructor, but
now with the change to qx.application.Gui and adding a call to its
constructor, things are working again.

If, as I suspect, it was not previously necessary nor documented in the
examples to call the superclass constructor, this would be a migration issue
to be addressed (if not already done).

Thanks.

Derrell

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