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• org.jfree.report.modules.gui.base: Javadoc index of package org.jfree.report.modules.gui.base.


Package Samples:

• org.jfree.report.modules.gui.base.components: This module provides basic preview capabilities for JFreeReport.  
• org.jfree.report.modules.gui.base.resources

Classes:

• ResourceCompareTool: The ResourceCompareTool provides simple reporting capabilities to compare a localized resource bundle with the default resource bundle. This report contains all keys, which are undefined in the localisation, which are defined with an incompabile object value or which are not defined in the default resource bundle, but defined in the localized version. Using the automated comparing will help to make translations more easier.
• PreviewApplet: The preview applet implements the preview proxy interface for JApplets. Due to the special lifecycle of applets, this implementation must also provide methods to handle the creation of reports. Implementations of this class must implement the getReport() method to provide their fully initialized report definitions. The getReport() method is called from the init() method.
• PreviewDialog: A standard print preview dialog for any JFreeReport. Allows the user to page back and forward through the report, zoom in and out, and send the output to the printer. You can also save the report in PDF format (thanks to the iText library). When including this PreviewDialog in your own programs, you should override the provided createXXXAction methods to include your customized actions.
• PreviewFrame: A standard print preview frame for any JFreeReport. Allows the user to page back and forward through the report, zoom in and out, and send the output to the printer. You can also save the report in PDF format (thanks to the iText library). When including this PreviewFrame in your own programs, you should override the provided createXXXAction methods to include your customized actions.
• ReportProgressDialog: A progress monitor dialog component that visualizes the report processing progress. It will receive update events from the report processors and updates the UI according to the latest event data. The progress will be computed according to the currently processed table row. This approach provides relativly accurate data, but assumes that processing all bands consumes roughly the same time.
• ZoomOutAction: The zoomOut action is used to decrease the ZoomFactor of the report. Zooming can be increased in predefined steps from 25% to 400%. This abstract base class implements the locales specific initialisations, actual work is done in an internal subclass in PreviewFrame.
• ZoomInAction: The zoomIn action is used to increase the ZoomFactor of the report. Zooming can be increased in predefined steps from 25% to 400%. This abstract base class implements the locales specific initialisations, actual work is done in an internal subclass in PreviewFrame.
• PreviewBaseModule: The preview base module provides the basic preview components. This package contains Applet, JDialog, JFrame and JInternalFrame implementations of the preview component. External export modules may plug into these components to provide additional functionality.
• DowngradeActionMap: An actionmap, which is JDK 1.2.2 compatible. This implementation does not implement the ActionMap interface of JDK 1.3 or higher to maintain the compatibility with JDK 1.2 which does not know this interface. The usage is still the same.
• ExportPlugin: An export plug-in is a class that can work with the ExportAction class to implement an export function for reports.
• PreviousPageAction: Creates a new PreviousPageAction used by the PreviewPane to directly jump to the previous page of the report. This abstract class is used for initializing the default locales, the actual work is done in an internal subclass in PreviewFrame.
• FirstPageAction: Creates a new FirstPageAction used by the PreviewPane to directly jump to the first page of the report. This abstract class is used for initializing the default locales, the actual work is done in an internal subclass in PreviewFrame.
• LastPageAction: Creates a new LastPageAction used by the PreviewPane to directly jump to the last page of the report. This abstract class is used for initializing the default locales, the actual work is done in an internal subclass in PreviewFrame.
• NextPageAction: Creates a new NextPageAction used by the PreviewPane to directly jump to the next page of the report. This abstract class is used for initializing the default locales, the actual work is done in an internal subclass in PreviewFrame.
• ExportAction: An export action that works with any class that implements the ExportPlugin interface.
• ExportTask: The export task provides a basic facility to execute an export task in an asynchronous worker thread. These task objects are one-time objects and should (and hopefully cannot) not be reused.
• GotoPageAction: The GotoPageAction is used to direclty jump to a page. A simple dialog opens to ask the user for the page. This is the abstract base for the action doing the localisation specific initialisation.
• ReportPane: A panel used to display one page of a report. Works in tandem with a ReportPreviewFrame to display a report. The panel uses several properties to inform its listeners of state changes.
• AboutAction: The About action is used to show some information about the current programm, to which the printpreview belongs to. This abstract class handles the locales specific initialisation.
• ActionRadioButton: The ActionRadioButton is used to connect an Action and its properties to a JRadioButton. This functionality is already implemented in JDK 1.3 but needed for JDK 1.2.2 compatibility.
• ActionMenuItem: The ActionMenuItem is used to connect an Action and its properties to an MenuItem. This functionality is already implemented in JDK 1.3 but needed for JDK 1.2.2 compatibility.
• WindowSizeLimiter: A small helper class to limit the maximum size of an element to the elements maximum size. If the element is resized, the defined maximum size is enforced on the element.
• ActionButton: The ActionButton is used to connect an Action and its properties to a Button. This functionality is already implemented in JDK 1.3 but needed for JDK 1.2.2 compatibility.
• AbstractActionDowngrade: A class that allows Action features introduced in JDK 1.3 to be used with JDK 1.2.2, by defining the two new constants introduced by Sun in JDK 1.3.
• FilesystemFilter: A generic filesystem filter which implements FilenameFilter and the Swing FileFilter. Multiple extensions can be registered for a single filetype.

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