> Such kind of alert the red one, > how is it created? Is it because, i suppose you are using MAC, or the same > L&f be achieved in Windows > as well.
In general, Pivot apps look the same regardless of what platform they are run on. The primary exception to this is text, which is rendered based on platform-specific anti-aliasing settings. So the flag will pretty much look the same on Windows as it does on the Mac. > Greg, i was just looking forward to know one more thing, the properties like > we set for the GUI display in > all in WKTX files, is there any guide available or i should look at the java > documentation regarding all these > properties. The WTKX properties map directly to Java bean properties, so you can actually use Javadoc as a reference for WTKX. I suggest that you read through the WTKX Primer to get a better understanding of how WTKX and Java are related: http://pivot.apache.org/tutorials/wtkx-primer.html > I am being assigned to develop a sample 'POC' using Pivot. In this the > company wants to explore the maximum > capabilities pivot is providing, for example forming a Dashboard sort of > concept? Is it possible through Pivot? Hard to say without a better understanding of the requirements, but it certainly sounds like something you could accomplish with Pivot. Since it sounds like you are just starting development, I would recommend that you use Pivot 1.5 (vs. 1.4, the current release). Version 1.5 has not been officially released yet, but it should be fairly soon and contains a number of improvements over 1.4. It is very easy to build from the trunk in SVN - let me know if you have any questions about this. Greg
