Something like this is definitely possible in Pivot. If you want to replicate the exact graphic presentation, then you'll probably need to create a custom "Panel" class to get that green/grey swishy container. If you're ok with Pivot's L&F, then an expander with expandable set to false is basically the same container.
I'd start by mocking up a static UI in WTKX so you can get a feel for how it'd look "out of the box" (without any custom skins or components). Doing so will: 1) Get you familiar with Pivot's layout constructs 2) Be much quicker than going deep because you can ignore event handlers and back-end logic 3) Show to the stakeholders what such a UI would look like in Pivot's default L&F. Then, if they buy in, you could start wiring it all up. I took this approach with the Pivot apps I've written, and generally, you can rapidly prototype a static UI and iron out functional issues before writing a single line of code. Cheers, -T On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 1:45 AM, java programmer < [email protected]> wrote: > Dear All, > > I have captured the screen shots of a Flex application which is currently > running in my company. > I would like to know is a UI like this possible in Pivot? > > If it is possible what should be the starting point for me? I am not very > good at UI level though but > ready to learn. I compiled the pivot 1.5 code and generated the binaries > out of it but was later stopped > by the company as they thought we can't achieve something like this in > Pivot, but after having a response > from Greg this is possible, i would like to know what should be the > starting steps? > > I am going to start with the tutorials today and plan to complete it by > this weekend but would definitly > love to complete this UI in 1-2 weeks time. An oppurtunity for me to prove > myself :) > > Looking forward to have a feedback. > > Thanks, > Prithvi > >
