Hello Kenneth,
Maybe what he says is true, but if you
start hacking the GUI class to inject you own user credentials, you do
worse then structuring not the best OO code. Why doesn't he just use the
SessionBeans class and wrap it up in his own JFrame to webstart that one?
We have a project
Wim
Beleive me I will be the first to admit that the code is not the best OO code
base. Although it is a hell of a lot better than it used to be. I think the
refactoring went well over all IMHO.
Actually started to write him about the SessionBeans class but decided not to
get in the middle.
Kenneth,
Works great! And the selection rectangle works great too (with the mouse)!
About the rectangle:
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It still dissapears (selection remains active) from the screen when I press
RESET (left CTRL key). When I then press ENTER again, the rectangle
reappears.
Thanks,
Wim
Theoretically that should be possible. The reason I say theoretically is that
the only thing the gui would do is attach listeners for the object events it
wants to see. So you should be able to send keys and as long as there are no
listeners attached the events will not be sent.
After
Cool! I tried as best I could to get the function keys working and also
hard coded the control key as Enter (my preference). You'll find out
pretty quickly that the complete set of key movements still needs to be
handled. Try the cursor movement keys, for example. Or new line.
Also, I
