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• Interact with the user interface components

  I'm trying to find a GOOD way to interact with the external classes user interface components. For example, that you have a 'controller' class that needs to access the view of the user interface in some way (define a label text or something else). The controller class does not do anything, it discusses only the logic of what should be the case. Currently, it is created by my top-level class when the program starts. He listens to some events occur and needs to update/interact with the user interface or the State of the application depending on what events are. I do not seem to be a way for this controller class to easily access the UI component that I need to get my hands on.
  
  I'm trying to do to reduce the size of a file of mxml WindowedApplication growing (LOOK cool but that is not important) and take part of the logic of the application of this file.
  
  It's complicated by the fact that the label is in a State that does not have the status of 'base' (so it is not a child, or even a subsidiary child of the main class at boot time) and by the fact that it is not yet near a high school component. (If that were the case, I could probably just pass the label object in the constructor for the outdoor classroom.)
  
  In other words, I can't just call getChild ("labelName") on my 'main' request object because it is buried nested inside OTHER components. I don't think I like the idea to browse all components and sous-composants recursively looking for the component that my outer class trying to ask. I thought about other ideas, but I don't like any of them enough to try them, eh.
  
  I'm at the point now about where I come to the conclusion that my fundamental design strategy is wrong, or Flex just not allowing complex applications where the GUI components can interact with external classes relatively pain-free. I'm not convinced that "Flex cannot do', I'm looking for advice on some great Flex application in all design patterns.
  
  Where do you put this kind of control logic, and what happens when it starts to overflow and become so large that you need to break in other files?

  Found a solution, I think that's what I've been looking for:

  http://labs.Adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Cairngorm

• Panel/container for the user interface components?

  Forgive my ignorance, I'm sure this is a stupid question with a simple answer, but I am new to both Adobe dev and QNX.

  Is there anything for an Air application on the Playbook that acts as a container for the elements of user interface - similar to, say, the StackPanel in Silverlight? My preliminary research on Actionscript itself says not, but so far, the QNX components have been the saving grace of this platform, so I hope that there is a component of QNX UI that I don't know

  Thank you.

  Hey deeko,.

  Yes, there is a class called (ironically) container that can help you with what you want. Here is the Doc of the API and information with examples for this:

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/developers/docs/airapi/1.0.0/QNX/UI/core/container.html

  im going to assume that you have not yet watched on the COMPRESSED AIR SDK library yet, so here is the link in case you were curious about other things you need in the future:

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/developers/docs/airapi/1.0.0/index.html

  hope that helps. Good luck!

• How to expose the user interface components in a managed bean?

  Hi all
  I created a jsf page without exposing user interface in controlled beans components.
  And the page is created successfully.
  But now I want to expose components from user interface again controlled beans
  How to do this?
  Help, please

  Select your device in the main menu Jdeveloper, in the property Inspector find Binding property--> click on edit to bind this component to a property of the managed bean.

• bean, containing the business logic and user interface components

  Hello experts design ADF, please guide me.   I came across a critical design aspects.  I have the homepage with a lot of UI, region 1, region 2 components. I bind the components of the user interface of the page at a session scope managed bean and is the reason why, when control passes to the region 1 or region 2, I'm going to do a lot of processing logic and then on that basis, I have to update the page user interface components.   Same thing with region 2 also.  And then I should be able to access the information in all regions and also through other components of interface user etc.

  I see only the scope session bean can help me here to get my tasks in all regions and in all the other components of the interface user to the page because I'm not able to spend too many parameters in all regions.     Now the problem is, I can't serialize this bean because as I've mentioned a lot of user interface components are updated based on logic.

  If I do not serialize the bean, I might have a problem in the future when the application must be deployed to the cluster envt.

  I don't know how can I go with my design now.   Please give me ideas, brilliant and very grateful for your advice.

  Thank you

  Hello

  I did not follow the entire thread, but this last message, I can tell that you are not using ADF how it should be used. So let me address two issues

  1. I use data controls generated on methods of bean managed my areas (workflow).

  If you create a POJO data control that you configured as controlled beans then this will be two instances (separated) from the same Java class. This means that they do not share anything. The only option to share state between a managed bean and a data control is if you would have the data dynamically control bean up the bean managed using the language of Expression of the 8which then however creates a dependency between the DC and the bean - however, there are use cases like that)

  2 activation / deactivation of the buttons in the parent view of a region

  This can be done using bean-injection, which is a bean managed in extended view defined on the parent view that you pass as parameter for the workflow. See: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/issue-archive/2013/13-may/o33adf-1920483.html

  As said, I haven't read the entire thread, but want to point out that there is enough information in writing (product documentation) and video (Insider ADF - who teach the development of SFM practices http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/adf/learnmore/adfinsider-093342.html take the time to review this)

  Frank

• Changing the components of the user interface on a page programmatically

  Do I need auto-bind backing bean if I have to programmatically change the attributes, the events of the user interface on a page components? I'm sure that Yes. Thus, each jsf page must have a bean of support to do the above and a bean managed to retrieve/store data? It seems that backing bean is more than enough. Why do I need a managed bean? Is there a way to delete unwanted ui components accessors in the bean to support? Thank you.

  You need a support to programaticaly access bean and change elements on your page.
  But you do not need to expose each component on your page in the bean support - the best practice is to expose a few components that actually access you.
  So instead of using the auto-bind tge option that offers JDeveloper, create your page without a bean of support. Then when you need to access a specific object in your code, go to the attribute binding of this object in the property inspector, click the > change to his right and JDeveloper will give you a quick way to expose this specific component in a pod of support.

• Error variables look a tab after race change the user interface

  Hello

  I have a problem which seems to be a bit like this:

  http://forums.NI.com/T5/NI-TestStand/error-viewing-variables-tab-in-runtime-operator-interface/m-p/1...

  The VI I'm running is a step of edit of a type of step. LabVIEW checks if the property 'Step.Setup.ReadMeasName' exists, fills a listbox with her if she does. An another ListBox with all available measure names will also appear on the user interface. The user has an Add and Remove button to remove the 'ReadMeas' list box measures or add them to it of the listbox 'MeasNames '. Several names may be added/removed according to what is selected when you press the buttons. Once 'Fact' is clicked the VI writes the 'Ref' to the list box "ReadMeas" property to "Step.Setup.ReadMeasName", using a node to set the value of property that is passed the TestStand sequence context. If the property does not exist it creates.

  The only time where I have any problem is when I try to remove items from the property, after it is already initialized (i.e. non-empty). In other words, if I run the VI of teststand, put several names as in "ReadMeas" click on done, again run the VI (already added names appear in the box when the user interface is displayed, LabVIEW reads "Step.Setup.ReadMeasName"), then remove the names. IF "ThisContext.Step.Setup.ReadMeasNames" has opened in the tab 'Variables' step when you try to remove the names, I got this message in the Variables tab: 'one or more errors occurred. Please save your work and restart the application. "If I'm careful of not having expaded 'ThisContext' in the variables tab, but check the property before and after the removal of names in the list it does not work properly, and there is no error.

  This isn't a big problem because I doubt that the end user will check to see that the property has actually filled, but I still want to fix the bug if possible. I installed the patch for TestStand 2010 and the .net Framework 4.0. Someone has an idea of what might be happening here?

  Thank you

  -Josh

  Josh-

  Looks like you are running in a known issue 193751, which is documented in TestStand 2010 and 2010 SP1 known issues list. It is a problem that we intend to fix in a future version of TestStand.

  I hope this helps and I'm sorry for any inconvenience this issue may cause you.

• The best way to separate the user interface in the model LV 2012 queued Message Handler?

  If you create a new "queued Message Handler" new model 2012 LV, you will see a blue box in the case of "Update view" that says the following:

  Code Recommended - If you wish to decouple the Message Handling Loop from your user interface, consider creating User Events (like the "Stop" event in this VI) to message the Event Handling Loop whenever the user interface needs updating.
  

  I would like to give a suggestion, but I am struggling to find the best way to do this and still keep code modular.  The template creates a user - Stop.lvlib "event with a create/Destroy/fire Subvi.  I would like to create a library of "User event - Update UI.lvlib" similar with similar Create/Destroy/fire Subvi keep this new modular and separate user event.  The problem, I am struck, is that there may be only two hydrants in case Structure dynamic event so, how I modularlize creating user events in separate SubVIs and always maintain this dynamic event terminals?

  As a follow-up on the issue, it would be preferable to have a library of user by indicator events that must be updated or that a single UI update of the user and then event pass a cluster as the message that contains the name of the control for the update (to use with a structure of matter), then the data to go with it?

  Thank you!

  Instead of having the events to record in the 'create' methods, you could be part outside your 'create' SubVIs and then simply bundle them. Then, you create your individual event of the user management. See excerpt where I created a vi 'Create user event - Update' in front of the stop.

  

• Is there a way to change the number of Sockets of Test, the User Interface of CVI?

  I would like to have the number of sockets in an INI file, the User Interface would be read the value of the file and set the number of Sockets of Test.  I know that it is possible by adding a callback sequence, ModelOptions, to my files in sequence and by changing the setting.  How would you do it in the UI?

  You might have the user interface to read and edit the reportoptions config file as the process template (see the source code for modelsupport2.dll in \Components\Models\TestStandModels). But why do you need UI to do this? Why not simply substitute the recall of ModelOptions and he do there?

  -Doug

• Need help with this code to update the user interface example

  I'm triying to understand the differences between the three methods to manage UI interactions.
  I'm really confused with these three terms when triying them figure out in a real case.
  Basically, I know that I should use invokeLater, invokeAndWat, or getEventLock() to avoid
  This exception: java.lang.illegalStateException: engine access UI without holding the lock on the event

  The code below illustrates the function of the invokeAndWait method, but if I replace it with
  invokeLater or getEventLock() the program will work exactly the same way.
  Could you please change the code to show the differences between the three
  methods of updating the user interface?

  / public final class HelloWorldMainScreen extends form {}

  private LabelField labelField;
  public HelloWorldMainScreen() {}
  labelField = new LabelField ("Hello World");
  Add (labelField);
  Thread MainScreenUpdaterThread = new MainScreenUpdaterThread (this);
  thread. Start();
  }

  {} public void appendLabelText (String text)
  labelField.setText(labelField.getText()+"\n"+text);
  }

  }

  SerializableAttribute public class MainScreenUpdaterThread extends Thread {}
  HelloWorldMainScreen screen;

  public MainScreenUpdaterThread (screen HelloWorldMainScreen) {}
  this.mainScreen = screen;
  }

  public void run() {}
  for (int i = 0; i)< 10;="" i++)="">
  try {}
  Thread.Sleep (5000);
  } catch (InterruptedException ex) {};
  UiApplication.getUiApplication () .invokeAndWait (new Runnable() {}
  public void run() {}
  mainScreen.appendLabelText ("Update");
  }
  });

  }
  }
  }

  These three concepts are very confusing for a lot from people so all explanatory source code
  describing their functions will be highly useful for everyone, I think.

  Thanks in advance!

  With respect to the effect, there is no difference between methods.  The difference is the way in which the result is achieved.  So we can't change the code to show you the difference.

  As we are unable to demonstrate the difference, you have to do with an explanation.  To understand the explanation, you'll need to understand the thread of events, so if you have not already, please consider this:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/what-is-the-event-thread/Ta-p/446865

  If the three options are differentiated by the processing order:

  (a) invokeLater executes the update on the thread of events.  The transformation takes place at a later stage and the code which is in order after the invokeLater will actually run before the code within the invokeLater.

  (b) invokeAndWait also manages the update on the thread of events, which means that all other events that await on the thread of events will be run before this code.  But any code after the invokeAndWait will not be executed.

  (c) the synchronized option, like invokeAndWait, runs the update of the UI before moving on to the following code.  The difference is that the code to run on the event Thread is not executed before code in the synchronized block.

  If this is meaningless, so that probably does not matter too much.  in general, you should use invokeLater, except if you need to update the user interface occur in the order with your background processing.  If so, use invokeAndWait. It has synced are very few occasions where you must use the block, and it should be very small updates to the user interface and you should understand the implications this could have on the wire events.

• How to intercept the sockettimeout exception message and display in the user interface of the view?

  Hi my jdev - 11.1.1.7 version

  I ask a socket connection in my AM and I want to catch the exception of the sockettimeout of t and display the error message in the user interface of the view layer.

  I use customException class that extends DCErrorHandlerImpl, but if we use try catch, then exceptions doesnot reach customclass.

  How to catch exceptions and return to view the layer if we use the operation binding. ?

  Because you call the operation via the link layer, which is perfectly fine, you do not get an exception at all. Exceptions thrown in methods called via the link layer are captured by the framework and transferred to the appellant in the operation binding.

  For that, you get the list of errors after the call returns and add them as messages of faces

  execute the method

  Method.Execute ();

  List errors = method.getErrors ();

  If (! errors.isEmpty ()) {}

  handle errors errors here is a list of exceptions!

  We only get the first

  E receive = errors.get (0);

  FacesMessage msg = new FacesMessage (FacesMessage.SEVERITY_ERROR, e.getMessage (), "");

  FacesContext.getCurrentInstance () .addMessage (null, msg);

  }

  no error return to normal work

  Timo

• [ADF, JDev12.1.3] How to add user interface components in a page before you display it or hide it?

  Hallo,

  I started to raise this issue with the rohanwalia type () in this thread Re: Re: [ADF, JDev 12.1.3] how to hide menu items based on the logged-on user but maybe it's better to make the question in a separate thread.

  I have a page home.jspx with some user interface components (menus bars, text entry, buttons,...).

  Unbounded workflow

  loginPage.jspx - loginSuccess-> home.jspx

  Based on the logged in user, I programmatically to hide (for example some buttons and menu items) or to add UI components on the page home.jspx.

  Thus, in the managed bean (request scope, right?), associated with the page I want to write a method that before appear the home.jspx makes the task above.

  {initPage()}

  Here, I call an AM method for each component that says that if

  -According to the user - it should be visible or not.

  This information is stored in a Boolean vars, one for each component.
  

  IT1.setVisible (it1visible);

  IT2.setVisible (it2visible);

  B1.setVisible (b1visible);
  

  ...
  

  }

  How can I do to make this method runs automatically when the page is rendered?

  Thank you

  Federico

  Hi Federico

  you use links to visible false, but before pageload links are not accessible at the bean so when you call after the page load button works but before pageLoad, it won't

  so rather than use binding use variables of bean to the value true or false and provide references to the visible property of inputField

  Suppose that to create a Boolean variable and getter setter now is the button click set a value false

  Thank you

• Where can I find the option of scaling of the user interface in Photoshop CC 2014?

  I have a companion Cintiq running 8.1 Win... I am a new user of PS... After looking for an answer for the tiny and unreadable text and icons on my screen and not be able to enlarge them (no, the correction of the signs inside Windows isn't do), basically, I found there is no answer at all Adobe on us helping to actually see the software it sell us... So in reality, I'm supposed to suck it up and be happy with what I have?... Can someone find out a fix to come or if there is an and I just missed?

  Did you enter in Edit of CC 2014 > preferences > experimental and checked on the user interface of 200% option?

  Gene

• How to navigate through all of the links in the links Panel in the user interface?

  Hello world

  I wonder how I can browse all the links in the links Panel, programmatically. I have a document where the resources present in this Panel are not available using the ILinkManager. He tells me there are no links in the document when using ILinkManager-> GetLinkCount().

  These resources are not more related to any element on the page. These are images which are not more related to what it is. Right-click on it and click on 'join the link' shows nothing in the document (the same operation on a resource that is linked to a graphic image focuses on it). I can manually re-edit the link, but nothing more.

  In the user interface, there is no way to delete (not menu 'remove' or whatever).

  I think I "created" them as follows: during the creation of the story, the story is tagged. Then I attach a picture frame and label it in the history. Then I remove the frame (s) containing the history, so that its history xml is "not placed" (see kXMLUnplaceCmdBoss). At this time (if I'm not mistaken), I created these inaccessible resources. I see the xml story unplaced in the structure of the document that remains not placed XML (in the backup store) and resources in the links Panel.

  History unplaced XML CAN be removed manually, but not these inaccessible resources. However, there must be a way, as InDesign can display them.

  How to reach these 'lost' resources and delete them, by programming?

  Independent of your real problem, I would first try the equivalent in the user interface.

  Preparation:

  To simplify things and make them visible, working on a traditional tale - not the backup store.

  The story should be labeled and will remain so.

  Add content as complicated as you want.

  Some content preceding and behind it must survive.

  Your content must be labeled - surrounded by a single label.

  Text-Select this unique tag (see the invisible etc for the right selection).

  Remove the text selection.

  See: Tags are gone, content text disappeared, the images have disappeared.

  Now find a way to perform this deletion text programmatically. Without specific code XML - operation but a simple text, InDesign will do the rest.

  Finally, use the code that results on the backup store.

• Try to update the user interface with another thread

  Hello
  
  Start a class JavaFX from another application, and then I want to change the UI of it components. I tried to use Platform.runLater to do.
  
  But the GUI crashes at the start (does not display anything) for the first 5 seconds (sleep time) changes and shows.
  
  I want to display the GUI at first, and then after 5 seconds the GUI should be updated with the message, but with the code it hangs just first and screens below everything after 5 seconds.
  
  Here sampleGUI is a an application javafx with inside text fields.
  
  + / public class StartGame extends Application {+
  +@Override+
  + public void start (steps) riser Exception {+
  final sampleGUI gui = new sampeGUI();
  GUI. Start (training);
  
  + Platform.runLater (new Runnable() {+)
  +@Override+
  + public void run() {+
  + try {+
  System.out.println ("sleep now...");
  Thread.Sleep (5000);
  System.out.println ("sleep above!");
  gui.updateText ("new message");
  +} catch (InterruptedException ex) {+
  System.out.println ("exception" ex); +
  +}+
  +}+
  +});+
  +}+
  +}+

  Platform.runLater(new Runnable() {
    @Override
    public void run() {
     // ...
    }
  });
  

  causes the run method of the executable to run on the Thread of the FX Application. Since you put Thread.sleep (5000) inside the run method of your executable, sleep occurs on the Thread of the FX Application.

  The call to runLater (...) can be called from any thread, including the Thread of Application FX.

  So, if you are not in the FX Application thread, you want to:

  // any long-running task, for example
  System.out.println("Sleeping now");
  Thread.sleep(5000);
  System.out.println("Sleep over");
  Platform.runLater(new Runnable() {
    @Override
    public void run() {
      // update UI:
      gui.updateText("New Message");
    }
  });
  

  If you are on the thread of the Application of FX, which is the case in your Application.start (...) method, you must create a new thread to run your code of long duration. You can do this "manually", creating a Thread and a workable for it to run, but it is probably best to use the simultaneity of JavaFX API, which has many hooks useful for updating the user interface on the Thread of the FX Application.

  In this case, the code would look like this:

  public class StartGame extends Application {
    @Override
    public void start(Stage stage) throws Exception {
      final SampleGUI gui = new SampleGUI();
      gui.start();
      final Task waitingTask = new Task() {
        @Override
        public String call() throws Exception {
          System.out.println("Sleeping");
          Thread.sleep(5000);
          System.out.println("Sleep over!");
          return "New Message" ;
        }
      };
  
      waitingTask.setOnSucceeded(new EventHandler() {
        @Override
        public void handle(WorkerStateEvent event) {
          gui.updateMessage(waitingTask.getValue());
        }
      });
  
      ExecutorService executor = Executors.newSingleThreadExecutor();
      executor.submit(waitingTask);
    }
  }
  

  There are (probably of dozens of) other ways to use a task to do. See the API documentation [url http://docs.oracle.com/javafx/2/api/javafx/concurrent/Task.html] for the task for more information.