In wrote a Java 2 application (in fact a JPanel) collection some info from CD's
(title, path, zippath, filename) and record this info into a MS Access database. No
problem ...
Afterwards I changed the application by adding some feedback (nb dirs/files) by adding
a Thread
try {
I could be wrong, but I think it does that automatically.
It seems like you're probably using a GridLayout or GridBagLayout
that is streaching the button back out to fit its grid. If this is the
case try:
public class FooButton extends JButton {
public Dimension getMaximumSize() {
I just watched an end user of our new app try to get the Java 1.3.1 plug-in
installed. The installation process crashed her computer. The plug-in
refused to install or run in Netscape 4.78, and only worked in IE. I was
hoping the plug-in situation would improve with the next release, since it
Vikram schrieb:
Hi! Friends..
I know this question may look a bit trivial.. but I am stuck in it. I
wanted to know that if there is any way by which we could explicitly
close the JPopUpMenu .
What's wrong with setVisible(false)? Or am I missing something here?
Greetings
Jeanette
Vikram wrote:
Hi! Friends..
Hi!
I know this question may look a bit trivial.. but I am stuck in it. I
wanted to know that if there is any way by which we could explicitly
close the JPopUpMenu .
You can try setVisible(false), but this seems to make problems when
selecting another Menu.
You
thanks..
but tell me one thing michael.. how do I call the clearSelectedPath()
method ?? I mean how do i get the instance of MenuSelectionManager ?
thanks in advance
vikram
Michael Roehrl wrote:
Vikram wrote:
Hi! Friends..
Hi!
I know this question may look a bit trivial.. but I am
Vikram schrieb:
thanks..
You're welcome.
but tell me one thing michael.. how do I call the clearSelectedPath()
method ?? I mean how do i get the instance of MenuSelectionManager ?
Exactly as I wrote. defaultManager() is a static method in
MenuSelectionManager and returns the default
thanks a lot... it worked
vikram
Michael Roehrl wrote:
Vikram schrieb:
thanks..
You're welcome.
but tell me one thing michael.. how do I call the clearSelectedPath()
method ?? I mean how do i get the instance of MenuSelectionManager ?
Exactly as I wrote.