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Package Samples:

• javax.ide.view

Classes:

• GUIPanel: A GUIPanel opaquely encapsulates the gui panel that is to be hosted by an IDE's service such as: the IDE preferences panel, the editor's panel, etc.. There are two components in a GUI component hierarchy that need to be identified: the root component, and the focusable component. The root component will be added to the children list of the IDE host, and the focusable component will be given the focus when the IDE host becomes active. For Swing based IDE's the type of the root and focusable components should be: javax.swing.JComponent .
• WaitCursor: WaitCursor interface. A wait cursor should be used by extension writers when an extension executes a time consuming task. To show the wait cursor call show . Once the time consuming task concludes, call hide to remove the wait cursor. These calls must happen on the event thread. To show a wait cursor: import javax.ide.view.WaitCursor; // ... void doSomethingTimeConsuming() { WaitCursor wc = Ide.getGUIUtilities().getWaitCursor(); try { wc.show(); //... } finally { wc.hide(); } }
• GUIUtilities: The GUIUtilities provide access to the IDEDialogs , a WaitCursor and a ProgressMonitor objects that extension writers use for * time consuming tasks.
• View: View components display information to the user. A view obtains the data from the model. There can be multiple views of the model. Each View has an associated javax.ide.command.Controller . Controllers receive requests to handle the commands associated with user interaction with the view.
• ProgressMonitor: Use to Monitor the progress of time consuming operations. A progress bar can be shown to indicate the operation progress. Methods in this interface can be called from the event or other threads.
• IDEDialogs: The IDEDialogs provides the interface through which extension writers can invoke standard IDE dialogs, such as: information, warning, error, file and directory selection dialogs.
• DefaultViewable: DefaultViewable s are objects that map directly to visible GUI elements that users can select such as a menu items, nodes in the project explorer, etc..
• URISelectionDialog: This interface gives clients a portable interface to control basic file and directory selection dialogs.
• Viewable: Viewable s are objects that map directly to visible GUI elements that users can select.

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