def run(self):
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Starting width, height & location of the application frame
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
screenSize = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize()
w = screenSize.width >> 1 # Use 1/2 screen width
h = screenSize.height >> 1 # and 1/2 screen height
x = (screenSize.width - w) >> 1 # Top left corner of frame
y = (screenSize.height - h) >> 1
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Center the application frame in the window
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
frame = self.frame = JFrame('WASports_02',
bounds=(x, y, w, h),
defaultCloseOperation=JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE)
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Internal frames require us to use a JDesktopPane()
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
desktop = JDesktopPane()
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Create our initial internal frame, and add it to the desktop
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
internal = InternalFrame('InternalFrame',
size=Dimension(w >> 1, h >> 1),
location=Point(5, 5))
desktop.add(internal)
frame.setContentPane(desktop)
frame.setVisible(1)
def run(self):
self.frame = frame = JFrame('consoleTimeout_06',
size=(428, 474),
locationRelativeTo=None,
defaultCloseOperation=JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE)
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Add the menu bar to the frame
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
frame.setJMenuBar(self.MenuBar())
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Internal frames must be added to a desktop pane
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
desktop = JDesktopPane()
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Here is where we have to decide what needs to be displayed.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
if globals().has_key('AdminConfig'):
self.timeout = self.initialTimeout()
self.inner = TextField(self) # JTextField only
desktop.add(self.inner)
desktop.add(TextandButton(self)) # JTextField & JButton
else:
self.inner = self.noWSAS() # WebSphere not found
desktop.add(self.inner)
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Next, we add the desktop to the application frame; make the application
# frame visible, and request the focus on one of the inner frames
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
frame.add(desktop)
frame.setVisible(1)
self.inner.setSelected(1)
def run(self):
screenSize = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize()
w = screenSize.width >> 1 # 1/2 screen width
h = screenSize.height >> 1 # 1/2 screen height
x = (screenSize.width - w) >> 1
y = (screenSize.height - h) >> 1
frame = JFrame(
'iFrameEvents1',
bounds=(x, y, w, h), # location & size
defaultCloseOperation=JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE)
desktop = JDesktopPane()
desktop.add(eventLogger(), 0, 0)
frame.setContentPane(desktop)
frame.setVisible(1)
def run(self):
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# First, we determine the size & location of the application frame
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
screenSize = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize()
w = screenSize.width >> 1 # 1/2 screen width
h = screenSize.height >> 1 # 1/2 screen height
x = (screenSize.width - w) >> 1
y = (screenSize.height - h) >> 1
frame = JFrame(
'iFrameEvents2',
bounds=(x, y, w, h), # location & size
defaultCloseOperation=JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE)
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Next, we create, and add the menubar
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
frame.setJMenuBar(self.menuBar())
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Then, we replace the frame ContentPane with a JDesktopPane instance
# for all of the inner frames, and populate it with our eventLogger
# inner frame instance.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
self.desktop = desktop = JDesktopPane()
self.logger = eventLogger()
desktop.add(self.logger, 0, 0)
frame.setContentPane(desktop)
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Initialize the number of inner frames created
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
self.iFrameCount = 0
frame.setVisible(1)
def run( self ) :
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Starting width, height & location of the application frame
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
screenSize = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize()
w = screenSize.width >> 1 # Use 1/2 screen width
h = screenSize.height >> 1 # and 1/2 screen height
x = ( screenSize.width - w ) >> 1 # Top left corner of frame
y = ( screenSize.height - h ) >> 1
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Center the application frame in the window
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
frame = self.frame = JFrame(
'WASports_00',
bounds = ( x, y, w, h ),
defaultCloseOperation = JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE
)
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Internal frames require us to use a JDesktopPane()
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
desktop = JDesktopPane()
frame.setContentPane( desktop )
frame.setVisible( 1 )
def run(self):
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Starting width, height & location of the application frame
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
screenSize = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize()
w = screenSize.width >> 1 # Use 1/2 screen width
h = screenSize.height >> 1 # and 1/2 screen height
x = (screenSize.width - w) >> 1 # Top left corner of frame
y = (screenSize.height - h) >> 1
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Center the application frame in the window
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
frame = self.frame = JFrame('WASports_08',
bounds=(x, y, w, h),
defaultCloseOperation=JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE)
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Add our menu bar to the frame, keeping a reference to the object
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
frame.setJMenuBar(self.MenuBar())
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Internal frames require us to use a JDesktopPane()
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
desktop = JDesktopPane()
cellName = AdminConfig.showAttribute(AdminConfig.list('Cell'), 'name')
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Create our initial internal frame, and add it to the desktop
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
internal = InternalFrame(cellName, Dimension(w >> 1, h >> 1),
Point(5, 5), self.cellData)
desktop.add(internal)
frame.setContentPane(desktop)
frame.setVisible(1)
def run(self):
screenSize = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize()
w = screenSize.width >> 1 # 1/2 screen width
h = screenSize.height >> 1 # 1/2 screen height
x = (screenSize.width - w) >> 1
y = (screenSize.height - h) >> 1
frame = JFrame(
'iFrameDemo',
bounds=(x, y, w, h), # location & size
defaultCloseOperation=JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE)
desktop = JDesktopPane()
for i in range(3):
inner = JInternalFrame(
'Inner Frame #%d' % (i + 1),
1, # Resizeable
1, # Closeable
1, # Maximizable
1, # Iconifiable
visible=1, # setVisible( 1 )
bounds=(i * 25 + 25, i * 25 + 25, 250, 250))
desktop.add(inner)
# desktop.add( inner, i, 0 ) # preferred add() method
frame.setContentPane(desktop)
frame.setVisible(1)