The root element in your example is Window, not MainWindow - is that a typo?
Couple other questions: 1) Why call setMenu() manually? Why not just declare the menu in BXML? 2) Is it possible that you did not assign an ID to your menu bar so that your menuBar member variable is null when initialize() is called? On Mar 3, 2011, at 10:19 AM, Daniel Ziltener wrote: > Hi all, > It's me again... I'm trying to add a MenuBar to a window I created. So I have > a class MainWindow and a corresponding MainWindow.bxml. > The MainWindow extends Frame and implements Application and Bindable and is > essentially built like the "Menu Bars" sample on the pivot page, except that > I manually add the MenuBar: > I have a "@BXML MenuBar menuBar = null" which gets injected and then I use > "this.setMenuBar(menuBar)" in the initialize-Method to add the MenuBar to the > window. The problem is: There is no menubar displayed. I just keep getting a > window without a menubar. > My BXML-File is quite short, so I include it: > > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> > <Window title="SemanticNotes" maximized="true" > xmlns:bxml="http://pivot.apache.org/bxml"; xmlns="org.apache.pivot.wtk"> > <MenuBar xmlns:content="org.apache.pivot.wtk.content" bxml:id="menuBar"> > <MenuBar.Item buttonData="Testmenu"> > <Menu.Section> > <Menu.Item> > <buttonData> > <content:MenuItemData text="New" keyboardShortcut="CMD-N"/> > </buttonData> > </Menu.Item> > </Menu.Section> > </MenuBar.Item> > </MenuBar> > > <Panel> > <bxml:include src="BookPanel.bxml" /> > </Panel> > </Window> > > What's wrong with that?
