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Posted to user@pivot.apache.org by Camilo Casadiego <Ca...@adv.co> on 2012/09/06 22:57:49 UTC
Process meter presentation problem
Hi there, I used the process indicator example showed in the example in http://pivot.apache.org/tutorials/background-tasks.html and everything is working as expected...but at the end I want to show the process logo and when the task finishes I want to show the normal working page...What I want to achieve is something like this..
when the process is running should look like this..
[cid:image005.jpg@01CD8C48.5D056120]
and when the process is finished i want it to show the actual real window
[cid:image006.jpg@01CD8C48.5D056120]
To try to achieve this I have placed components like this
<Border bxml:id="borderB" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
</Border>
<Border bxml:id="borderA" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</Border>
Where this componets are contained into a big Frame class
ublic class BaseFrameController extends Frame implements GenericViewController
In order to show one or another this is what im trying to do
public void activateWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(true);
baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(true);
}
public void releaseWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(false);
baseFrame.getBorderA().setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(true);
baseFrame.setEnabled(true);
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(false);
}
when the process startarts I call the first method and when finished I call the second one...but nothing happens...I can show one or another window acording on the order I place the in the bxml file...I know this should be a simple rendering problem bur rigth now Im really stuck..Any help'll be really apreciated (The code regarding the task and task monitors works perfect ;) )
Re: Process meter presentation problem
Posted by Roger and Beth Whitcomb <Ro...@rbwhitcomb.com>.
Hmm, it should be enough just to make it visible or not visible. I just
did it this way, just because .... But, you should try it. I'm not
aware of any bug. If it works, then I can change my code ;)
Thanks,
~Roger Whitcomb
On 9/11/12 6:54 AM, Camilo Casadiego wrote:
>
> I was checking my code, and I was wondering why I have to remove and
> re-add the component? shouldn't it be enougth to just activate or
> desactivate? is it a bug? if it is how can I work on it? (I already
> have the pivot sources)
>
> *De:*Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
> *Enviado el:* Thursday, September 06, 2012 7:38 PM
> *Para:* user@pivot.apache.org
> *Asunto:* RE: Process meter presentation problem
>
> I'm really sorry please ignore my last email, It was just a overwork
> error (just missed something really simple)
>
> *De:*Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
> *Enviado el:* Thursday, September 06, 2012 7:21 PM
> *Para:* user@pivot.apache.org <ma...@pivot.apache.org>
> *Asunto:* RE: Process meter presentation problem
>
> Hi there Roger...thank you very much for your answer, actually after I
> got some success, I started checking some options and tried the one
> you are just telling me, and now my code looks like this:
>
> <StackPane bxml:id="stackPane" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
>
> <ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
>
> <TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
>
> </StackPane>
>
> The contents are loaded programmatically, but the stackpane stills the
> parent object, the code to show or hide the activity is this one...
>
> *public**void*activateWaitAction(){
>
> System./out/.println(baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().isShowing());
>
> baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().repaint();
>
> baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().requestFocus();
>
> baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(*true*);
>
> baseFrame.setEnabled(*false*);
>
> }
>
> *public**void*releaseWaitAction(){
>
> baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(*false*);
>
> baseFrame.setEnabled(*true*);
>
> }
>
> and I keep a reference to the baseframe through a singleton, the first
> time I call the activateWaitAction, it works like a charm, but in the
> subsequent calls, it never shows the indicator again ;(
>
> the print for isShowing sais true all the time, I also checked the
> index of the activityIndicator into the stack and is always zero.
>
> The contents is a panel that is build according to which company is
> selected.
>
> My first attemp was without the repaint and stuff, but no differences
> any ideas?
>
> *De:*Roger L. Whitcomb [mailto:Roger.Whitcomb@actian.com]
> *Enviado el:* Thursday, September 06, 2012 7:00 PM
> *Para:* user@pivot.apache.org <ma...@pivot.apache.org>
> *Asunto:* RE: Process meter presentation problem
>
> So, we do something similar. What works is to have a StackPane that
> is the parent of your workspace. Then you can add a new component
> that has the ActivityIndication as a child of the StackPane, then
> remove that child when you're done (revealing the original
> component). Here's what our code looks like:
>
> <StackPane bxml:id="textAreaStack">
>
> <ScrollPane horizontalScrollBarPolicy="fill"
> verticalScrollBarPolicy="fill_to_capacity">
>
> <TextArea bxml:id="editArea" styles="{tabWidth:8}"/>
>
> </ScrollPane>
>
> </StackPane>
>
> To start the "working" indicator we do this (using a GridPane just so
> the activity indicator isn't so big):
>
> final ActivityIndicator indicator = new ActivityIndicator();
>
> GridPane grid = new GridPane(5);
>
> GridPane.Row row1 = new GridPane.Row();
>
> GridPane.Row row2 = new GridPane.Row();
>
> GridPane.Row row3 = new GridPane.Row();
>
> for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
>
> row1.add(new GridPane.Filler());
>
> if (i == 2)
>
> row2.add(indicator);
>
> else
>
> row2.add(new GridPane.Filler());
>
> row3.add(new GridPane.Filler());
>
> }
>
> grid.getRows().add(row1);
>
> grid.getRows().add(row2);
>
> grid.getRows().add(row3);
>
> textAreaStack.add(grid);
>
> indicator.setActive(true);
>
> Then when we're done:
>
> indicator.setActive(false);
>
> textAreaStack.remove(textAreaStack.getLength() - 1, 1);
>
> I think the "trick" is to make sure that the StackPane is the parent
> of all your workspace so that the new component that has the activity
> indicator on it is at the same level (child of StackPane) as your
> whole workspace. So, you could use a GridPane, TablePane, FillPane,
> or CardPane as the parent of your workspace.
>
> *~Roger Whitcomb*
>
> *From:*Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
> *Sent:* Thursday, September 06, 2012 4:37 PM
> *To:* user@pivot.apache.org <ma...@pivot.apache.org>
> *Subject:* RE: Process meter presentation problem
>
> Hi there finally I managed to make somethng...but still looks
> horrible....so here is the sequence...
>
> first i select a company to work with
>
> the the ActivityIndicator is shown as expected
>
> the when the process finishes it shows the neede screen
>
> but when i get back to select another company it removes the works
> space (It does because I remove it manually)
>
> What I really want to do is to see the ActivityIndicator OVER the
> workspace...Some knows which component should I use???
>
> If someone has a similar requirement I can send my code for that part
> of the application ;)
>
> *De:*Camilo Casadiego
> *Enviado el:* Thursday, September 06, 2012 5:11 PM
> *Para:* user@pivot.apache.org <ma...@pivot.apache.org>
> *Asunto:* RE: Process meter presentation problem
>
> I think the info regarding the threads isn't necesary because it works
> as expected any wai I have a base class tha implements the
> TaskListener<String>and another one that *extends*Task<String>and the
> threads run as I want to...
>
> The BaseFrameController.bxml is managed by the class
> BaseFrameController which definitio si this one:
>
> *public**class*BaseFrameController *extends*Frame
> *implements*GenericViewController
>
> and
>
> *public**abstract**interface*GenericViewController*extends*Bindable{
>
> So al least I have:
>
> <?_xml_ version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
>
> <menus:BaseFrameController title="ADV. _Salarix_Modulo _de_
> _Operaciones_" maximized="true"
>
> styles="{padding:{top:0, left:4, bottom:4, right:4},
> showWindowControls:false}"
>
> xmlns:bxml="http://pivot.apache.org/bxml"
>
> xmlns:content="org.apache.pivot.wtk.content"
>
> xmlns:menus="co.com.adv.salarix.operations.module.controller.base"
>
> _xmlns_="org.apache.pivot.wtk">
>
> _<bxml:define>_
>
> <FileBrowserSheet bxml:id="fileBrowserSheet"/>
>
> _</bxml:define>_
>
> <!-- <actionMappings>
>
> <Window.ActionMapping action="new" keyStroke="CMD-N"/>
>
> </actionMappings>
>
> -->
>
> <menuBar>
>
> <MenuBar>
>
> <MenuBar.Item buttonData="Main">
>
> <Menu>
>
> <Menu.Section>
>
> <Menu.Item action="choseCompany">
>
> <buttonData>
>
> <content:MenuItemData text="_Seleccionar_ _empresa_"
> keyboardShortcut="CMD-N"/>
>
> </buttonData>
>
> </Menu.Item>
>
> </Menu.Section>
>
> </Menu>
>
> </MenuBar.Item>
>
> <MenuBar.Item buttonData="_Configuracion_">
>
> <Menu>
>
> <Menu.Section>
>
> <Menu.Item action="_config_">
>
> <buttonData>
>
> <content:MenuItemData text="_Configurar_ _opciones_"/>
>
> </buttonData>
>
> </Menu.Item>
>
> </Menu.Section>
>
> </Menu>
>
> </MenuBar.Item>
>
> <MenuBar.Item buttonData="_Herramientas_">
>
> <Menu>
>
> <Menu.Section>
>
> <Menu.Item action="genDataBase">
>
> <buttonData>
>
> <content:MenuItemData text="_Exportar_ base
> _de_ _datos_ local"/>
>
> </buttonData>
>
> </Menu.Item>
>
> </Menu.Section>
>
> </Menu>
>
> </MenuBar.Item>
>
> <MenuBar.Item buttonData="_Ayuda_">
>
> <Menu>
>
> <Menu.Section>
>
> <Menu.Item action="help">
>
> <buttonData>
>
> <content:MenuItemData text="_Ver_ _ayuda_"/>
>
> </buttonData>
>
> </Menu.Item>
>
> </Menu.Section>
>
> <Menu.Section>
>
> <Menu.Item action="about">
>
> <buttonData>
>
> <content:MenuItemData text="_Acerca_ _de_"/>
>
> </buttonData>
>
> </Menu.Item>
>
> </Menu.Section>
>
> </Menu>
>
> </MenuBar.Item>
>
> </MenuBar>
>
> </menuBar>
>
> <Border bxml:id="borderB" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
>
> <ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
>
> </Border>
>
> <Border bxml:id="borderA" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
>
> <TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
>
> </Border>
>
> </menus:BaseFrameController>
>
> On one of my las attemps i changed the las lines to this
>
> <Border styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
>
> <BoxPane orientation="horizontal" styles="{fill:true}">
>
> <ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
>
> <TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
>
> </BoxPane>
>
> </Border>
>
> Bu the this is te secuence I got (the seleccition on the first box
> launches the background process) ;(
>
> As you can see here It shows first the process monitor the the part it
> hsould show...but all the marings...and presentation itself is mess up :s
>
> I just want that it only shows the process monitor and then show the
> workspace
>
> *De:*Roger L. Whitcomb [mailto:Roger.Whitcomb@actian.com]
> *Enviado el:* Thursday, September 06, 2012 4:37 PM
> *Para:* user@pivot.apache.org <ma...@pivot.apache.org>
> *Asunto:* RE: Process meter presentation problem
>
> Which thread are these methods running in? And what is the parent
> container of these two <Border...> components? Maybe you could supply
> a little more context from your main bxml file ....
>
> *~Roger Whitcomb*
>
> *From:*Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
> *Sent:* Thursday, September 06, 2012 1:58 PM
> *To:* user@pivot.apache.org <ma...@pivot.apache.org>
> *Subject:* Process meter presentation problem
>
> Hi there, I used the process indicator example showed in the example
> in http://pivot.apache.org/tutorials/background-tasks.html and
> everything is working as expected...but at the end I want to show the
> process logo and when the task finishes I want to show the normal
> working page...What I want to achieve is something like this..
>
> when the process is running should look like this..
>
> and when the process is finished i want it to show the actual real window
>
> To try to achieve this I have placed components like this
>
> <Border bxml:id="borderB" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
>
> <ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
>
> </Border>
>
> <Border bxml:id="borderA" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
>
> <TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
>
> </Border>
>
> Where this componets are contained into a big Frameclass
>
> *ublic**class*BaseFrameController
> *extends*Frame*implements*GenericViewController
>
> In order to show one or another this is what im trying to do
>
> *public**void*activateWaitAction(){
>
> baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(*true*);
>
> baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(*false*);
>
> baseFrame.setEnabled(*false*);
>
> baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(*true*);
>
> }
>
> *public**void*releaseWaitAction(){
>
> baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(*false*);
>
> baseFrame.getBorderA().setEnabled(*false*);
>
> baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(*true*);
>
> baseFrame.setEnabled(*true*);
>
> baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(*false*);
>
> }
>
> when the process startarts I call the first method and when finished I
> call the second one...but nothing happens...I can show one or another
> window acording on the order I place the in the bxml file...I know
> this should be a simple rendering problem bur rigth now Im really
> stuck..Any help'll be really apreciated (The code regarding the task
> and task monitors works perfect ;) )
>
RE: Process meter presentation problem
Posted by Camilo Casadiego <Ca...@adv.co>.
I was checking my code, and I was wondering why I have to remove and re-add the component? shouldn't it be enougth to just activate or desactivate? is it a bug? if it is how can I work on it? (I already have the pivot sources)
De: Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
Enviado el: Thursday, September 06, 2012 7:38 PM
Para: user@pivot.apache.org
Asunto: RE: Process meter presentation problem
I'm really sorry please ignore my last email, It was just a overwork error (just missed something really simple)
De: Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
Enviado el: Thursday, September 06, 2012 7:21 PM
Para: user@pivot.apache.org<ma...@pivot.apache.org>
Asunto: RE: Process meter presentation problem
Hi there Roger...thank you very much for your answer, actually after I got some success, I started checking some options and tried the one you are just telling me, and now my code looks like this:
<StackPane bxml:id="stackPane" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</StackPane>
The contents are loaded programmatically, but the stackpane stills the parent object, the code to show or hide the activity is this one...
public void activateWaitAction(){
System.out.println(baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().isShowing());
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().repaint();
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().requestFocus();
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(true);
baseFrame.setEnabled(false);
}
public void releaseWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(false);
baseFrame.setEnabled(true);
}
and I keep a reference to the baseframe through a singleton, the first time I call the activateWaitAction, it works like a charm, but in the subsequent calls, it never shows the indicator again ;(
the print for isShowing sais true all the time, I also checked the index of the activityIndicator into the stack and is always zero.
The contents is a panel that is build according to which company is selected.
My first attemp was without the repaint and stuff, but no differences any ideas?
De: Roger L. Whitcomb [mailto:Roger.Whitcomb@actian.com]
Enviado el: Thursday, September 06, 2012 7:00 PM
Para: user@pivot.apache.org<ma...@pivot.apache.org>
Asunto: RE: Process meter presentation problem
So, we do something similar. What works is to have a StackPane that is the parent of your workspace. Then you can add a new component that has the ActivityIndication as a child of the StackPane, then remove that child when you're done (revealing the original component). Here's what our code looks like:
<StackPane bxml:id="textAreaStack">
<ScrollPane horizontalScrollBarPolicy="fill" verticalScrollBarPolicy="fill_to_capacity">
<TextArea bxml:id="editArea" styles="{tabWidth:8}"/>
</ScrollPane>
</StackPane>
To start the "working" indicator we do this (using a GridPane just so the activity indicator isn't so big):
final ActivityIndicator indicator = new ActivityIndicator();
GridPane grid = new GridPane(5);
GridPane.Row row1 = new GridPane.Row();
GridPane.Row row2 = new GridPane.Row();
GridPane.Row row3 = new GridPane.Row();
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
row1.add(new GridPane.Filler());
if (i == 2)
row2.add(indicator);
else
row2.add(new GridPane.Filler());
row3.add(new GridPane.Filler());
}
grid.getRows().add(row1);
grid.getRows().add(row2);
grid.getRows().add(row3);
textAreaStack.add(grid);
indicator.setActive(true);
Then when we're done:
indicator.setActive(false);
textAreaStack.remove(textAreaStack.getLength() - 1, 1);
I think the "trick" is to make sure that the StackPane is the parent of all your workspace so that the new component that has the activity indicator on it is at the same level (child of StackPane) as your whole workspace. So, you could use a GridPane, TablePane, FillPane, or CardPane as the parent of your workspace.
~Roger Whitcomb
From: Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 4:37 PM
To: user@pivot.apache.org<ma...@pivot.apache.org>
Subject: RE: Process meter presentation problem
Hi there finally I managed to make somethng...but still looks horrible....so here is the sequence...
first i select a company to work with
[cid:image001.jpg@01CD8FFB.0B592FD0]
the the ActivityIndicator is shown as expected
[cid:image002.jpg@01CD8FFB.0B592FD0]
the when the process finishes it shows the neede screen
[cid:image003.jpg@01CD8FFB.0B592FD0]
but when i get back to select another company it removes the works space (It does because I remove it manually)
[cid:image004.jpg@01CD8FFB.0B592FD0][cid:image002.jpg@01CD8FFB.0B592FD0][cid:image005.jpg@01CD8FFB.0B592FD0]
What I really want to do is to see the ActivityIndicator OVER the workspace...Some knows which component should I use???
If someone has a similar requirement I can send my code for that part of the application ;)
De: Camilo Casadiego
Enviado el: Thursday, September 06, 2012 5:11 PM
Para: user@pivot.apache.org<ma...@pivot.apache.org>
Asunto: RE: Process meter presentation problem
I think the info regarding the threads isn't necesary because it works as expected any wai I have a base class tha implements the TaskListener<String> and another one that extends Task<String> and the threads run as I want to...
The BaseFrameController.bxml is managed by the class BaseFrameController which definitio si this one:
public class BaseFrameController extends Frame implements GenericViewController
and
public abstract interface GenericViewController extends Bindable{
So al least I have:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<menus:BaseFrameController title="ADV. Salarix Modulo de Operaciones" maximized="true"
styles="{padding:{top:0, left:4, bottom:4, right:4}, showWindowControls:false}"
xmlns:bxml="http://pivot.apache.org/bxml"
xmlns:content="org.apache.pivot.wtk.content"
xmlns:menus="co.com.adv.salarix.operations.module.controller.base"
xmlns="org.apache.pivot.wtk">
<bxml:define>
<FileBrowserSheet bxml:id="fileBrowserSheet"/>
</bxml:define>
<!-- <actionMappings>
<Window.ActionMapping action="new" keyStroke="CMD-N"/>
</actionMappings>
-->
<menuBar>
<MenuBar>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Main">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="choseCompany">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Seleccionar empresa" keyboardShortcut="CMD-N"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Configuracion">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="config">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Configurar opciones"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Herramientas">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="genDataBase">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Exportar base de datos local"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Ayuda">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="help">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Ver ayuda"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="about">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Acerca de"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
</MenuBar>
</menuBar>
<Border bxml:id="borderB" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
</Border>
<Border bxml:id="borderA" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</Border>
</menus:BaseFrameController>
On one of my las attemps i changed the las lines to this
<Border styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<BoxPane orientation="horizontal" styles="{fill:true}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</BoxPane>
</Border>
Bu the this is te secuence I got (the seleccition on the first box launches the background process) ;(
[cid:image006.jpg@01CD8FFB.0B592FD0][cid:image007.jpg@01CD8FFB.0B592FD0][cid:image008.jpg@01CD8FFB.0B592FD0]
As you can see here It shows first the process monitor the the part it hsould show...but all the marings...and presentation itself is mess up :s
I just want that it only shows the process monitor and then show the workspace
De: Roger L. Whitcomb [mailto:Roger.Whitcomb@actian.com]
Enviado el: Thursday, September 06, 2012 4:37 PM
Para: user@pivot.apache.org<ma...@pivot.apache.org>
Asunto: RE: Process meter presentation problem
Which thread are these methods running in? And what is the parent container of these two <Border...> components? Maybe you could supply a little more context from your main bxml file ....
~Roger Whitcomb
From: Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 1:58 PM
To: user@pivot.apache.org<ma...@pivot.apache.org>
Subject: Process meter presentation problem
Hi there, I used the process indicator example showed in the example in http://pivot.apache.org/tutorials/background-tasks.html and everything is working as expected...but at the end I want to show the process logo and when the task finishes I want to show the normal working page...What I want to achieve is something like this..
when the process is running should look like this..
[cid:image009.jpg@01CD8FFB.0B592FD0]
and when the process is finished i want it to show the actual real window
[cid:image010.jpg@01CD8FFB.0B592FD0]
To try to achieve this I have placed components like this
<Border bxml:id="borderB" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
</Border>
<Border bxml:id="borderA" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</Border>
Where this componets are contained into a big Frame class
ublic class BaseFrameController extends Frame implements GenericViewController
In order to show one or another this is what im trying to do
public void activateWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(true);
baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(true);
}
public void releaseWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(false);
baseFrame.getBorderA().setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(true);
baseFrame.setEnabled(true);
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(false);
}
when the process startarts I call the first method and when finished I call the second one...but nothing happens...I can show one or another window acording on the order I place the in the bxml file...I know this should be a simple rendering problem bur rigth now Im really stuck..Any help'll be really apreciated (The code regarding the task and task monitors works perfect ;) )
RE: Process meter presentation problem
Posted by Camilo Casadiego <Ca...@adv.co>.
I'm really sorry please ignore my last email, It was just a overwork error (just missed something really simple)
De: Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
Enviado el: Thursday, September 06, 2012 7:21 PM
Para: user@pivot.apache.org
Asunto: RE: Process meter presentation problem
Hi there Roger...thank you very much for your answer, actually after I got some success, I started checking some options and tried the one you are just telling me, and now my code looks like this:
<StackPane bxml:id="stackPane" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</StackPane>
The contents are loaded programmatically, but the stackpane stills the parent object, the code to show or hide the activity is this one...
public void activateWaitAction(){
System.out.println(baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().isShowing());
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().repaint();
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().requestFocus();
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(true);
baseFrame.setEnabled(false);
}
public void releaseWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(false);
baseFrame.setEnabled(true);
}
and I keep a reference to the baseframe through a singleton, the first time I call the activateWaitAction, it works like a charm, but in the subsequent calls, it never shows the indicator again ;(
the print for isShowing sais true all the time, I also checked the index of the activityIndicator into the stack and is always zero.
The contents is a panel that is build according to which company is selected.
My first attemp was without the repaint and stuff, but no differences any ideas?
De: Roger L. Whitcomb [mailto:Roger.Whitcomb@actian.com]
Enviado el: Thursday, September 06, 2012 7:00 PM
Para: user@pivot.apache.org<ma...@pivot.apache.org>
Asunto: RE: Process meter presentation problem
So, we do something similar. What works is to have a StackPane that is the parent of your workspace. Then you can add a new component that has the ActivityIndication as a child of the StackPane, then remove that child when you're done (revealing the original component). Here's what our code looks like:
<StackPane bxml:id="textAreaStack">
<ScrollPane horizontalScrollBarPolicy="fill" verticalScrollBarPolicy="fill_to_capacity">
<TextArea bxml:id="editArea" styles="{tabWidth:8}"/>
</ScrollPane>
</StackPane>
To start the "working" indicator we do this (using a GridPane just so the activity indicator isn't so big):
final ActivityIndicator indicator = new ActivityIndicator();
GridPane grid = new GridPane(5);
GridPane.Row row1 = new GridPane.Row();
GridPane.Row row2 = new GridPane.Row();
GridPane.Row row3 = new GridPane.Row();
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
row1.add(new GridPane.Filler());
if (i == 2)
row2.add(indicator);
else
row2.add(new GridPane.Filler());
row3.add(new GridPane.Filler());
}
grid.getRows().add(row1);
grid.getRows().add(row2);
grid.getRows().add(row3);
textAreaStack.add(grid);
indicator.setActive(true);
Then when we're done:
indicator.setActive(false);
textAreaStack.remove(textAreaStack.getLength() - 1, 1);
I think the "trick" is to make sure that the StackPane is the parent of all your workspace so that the new component that has the activity indicator on it is at the same level (child of StackPane) as your whole workspace. So, you could use a GridPane, TablePane, FillPane, or CardPane as the parent of your workspace.
~Roger Whitcomb
From: Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 4:37 PM
To: user@pivot.apache.org<ma...@pivot.apache.org>
Subject: RE: Process meter presentation problem
Hi there finally I managed to make somethng...but still looks horrible....so here is the sequence...
first i select a company to work with
[cid:image001.jpg@01CD8C67.0DD97E50]
the the ActivityIndicator is shown as expected
[cid:image002.jpg@01CD8C67.0DD97E50]
the when the process finishes it shows the neede screen
[cid:image003.jpg@01CD8C67.0DD97E50]
but when i get back to select another company it removes the works space (It does because I remove it manually)
[cid:image004.jpg@01CD8C67.0DD97E50][cid:image002.jpg@01CD8C67.0DD97E50][cid:image005.jpg@01CD8C67.0DD97E50]
What I really want to do is to see the ActivityIndicator OVER the workspace...Some knows which component should I use???
If someone has a similar requirement I can send my code for that part of the application ;)
De: Camilo Casadiego
Enviado el: Thursday, September 06, 2012 5:11 PM
Para: user@pivot.apache.org<ma...@pivot.apache.org>
Asunto: RE: Process meter presentation problem
I think the info regarding the threads isn't necesary because it works as expected any wai I have a base class tha implements the TaskListener<String> and another one that extends Task<String> and the threads run as I want to...
The BaseFrameController.bxml is managed by the class BaseFrameController which definitio si this one:
public class BaseFrameController extends Frame implements GenericViewController
and
public abstract interface GenericViewController extends Bindable{
So al least I have:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<menus:BaseFrameController title="ADV. Salarix Modulo de Operaciones" maximized="true"
styles="{padding:{top:0, left:4, bottom:4, right:4}, showWindowControls:false}"
xmlns:bxml="http://pivot.apache.org/bxml"
xmlns:content="org.apache.pivot.wtk.content"
xmlns:menus="co.com.adv.salarix.operations.module.controller.base"
xmlns="org.apache.pivot.wtk">
<bxml:define>
<FileBrowserSheet bxml:id="fileBrowserSheet"/>
</bxml:define>
<!-- <actionMappings>
<Window.ActionMapping action="new" keyStroke="CMD-N"/>
</actionMappings>
-->
<menuBar>
<MenuBar>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Main">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="choseCompany">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Seleccionar empresa" keyboardShortcut="CMD-N"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Configuracion">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="config">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Configurar opciones"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Herramientas">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="genDataBase">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Exportar base de datos local"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Ayuda">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="help">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Ver ayuda"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="about">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Acerca de"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
</MenuBar>
</menuBar>
<Border bxml:id="borderB" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
</Border>
<Border bxml:id="borderA" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</Border>
</menus:BaseFrameController>
On one of my las attemps i changed the las lines to this
<Border styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<BoxPane orientation="horizontal" styles="{fill:true}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</BoxPane>
</Border>
Bu the this is te secuence I got (the seleccition on the first box launches the background process) ;(
[cid:image006.jpg@01CD8C67.0DD97E50][cid:image007.jpg@01CD8C67.0DD97E50][cid:image008.jpg@01CD8C67.0DD97E50]
As you can see here It shows first the process monitor the the part it hsould show...but all the marings...and presentation itself is mess up :s
I just want that it only shows the process monitor and then show the workspace
De: Roger L. Whitcomb [mailto:Roger.Whitcomb@actian.com]
Enviado el: Thursday, September 06, 2012 4:37 PM
Para: user@pivot.apache.org<ma...@pivot.apache.org>
Asunto: RE: Process meter presentation problem
Which thread are these methods running in? And what is the parent container of these two <Border...> components? Maybe you could supply a little more context from your main bxml file ....
~Roger Whitcomb
From: Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 1:58 PM
To: user@pivot.apache.org<ma...@pivot.apache.org>
Subject: Process meter presentation problem
Hi there, I used the process indicator example showed in the example in http://pivot.apache.org/tutorials/background-tasks.html and everything is working as expected...but at the end I want to show the process logo and when the task finishes I want to show the normal working page...What I want to achieve is something like this..
when the process is running should look like this..
[cid:image009.jpg@01CD8C67.0DD97E50]
and when the process is finished i want it to show the actual real window
[cid:image010.jpg@01CD8C67.0DD97E50]
To try to achieve this I have placed components like this
<Border bxml:id="borderB" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
</Border>
<Border bxml:id="borderA" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</Border>
Where this componets are contained into a big Frame class
ublic class BaseFrameController extends Frame implements GenericViewController
In order to show one or another this is what im trying to do
public void activateWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(true);
baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(true);
}
public void releaseWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(false);
baseFrame.getBorderA().setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(true);
baseFrame.setEnabled(true);
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(false);
}
when the process startarts I call the first method and when finished I call the second one...but nothing happens...I can show one or another window acording on the order I place the in the bxml file...I know this should be a simple rendering problem bur rigth now Im really stuck..Any help'll be really apreciated (The code regarding the task and task monitors works perfect ;) )
RE: Process meter presentation problem
Posted by Camilo Casadiego <Ca...@adv.co>.
Hi there Roger...thank you very much for your answer, actually after I got some success, I started checking some options and tried the one you are just telling me, and now my code looks like this:
<StackPane bxml:id="stackPane" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</StackPane>
The contents are loaded programmatically, but the stackpane stills the parent object, the code to show or hide the activity is this one...
public void activateWaitAction(){
System.out.println(baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().isShowing());
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().repaint();
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().requestFocus();
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(true);
baseFrame.setEnabled(false);
}
public void releaseWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(false);
baseFrame.setEnabled(true);
}
and I keep a reference to the baseframe through a singleton, the first time I call the activateWaitAction, it works like a charm, but in the subsequent calls, it never shows the indicator again ;(
the print for isShowing sais true all the time, I also checked the index of the activityIndicator into the stack and is always zero.
The contents is a panel that is build according to which company is selected.
My first attemp was without the repaint and stuff, but no differences any ideas?
De: Roger L. Whitcomb [mailto:Roger.Whitcomb@actian.com]
Enviado el: Thursday, September 06, 2012 7:00 PM
Para: user@pivot.apache.org
Asunto: RE: Process meter presentation problem
So, we do something similar. What works is to have a StackPane that is the parent of your workspace. Then you can add a new component that has the ActivityIndication as a child of the StackPane, then remove that child when you're done (revealing the original component). Here's what our code looks like:
<StackPane bxml:id="textAreaStack">
<ScrollPane horizontalScrollBarPolicy="fill" verticalScrollBarPolicy="fill_to_capacity">
<TextArea bxml:id="editArea" styles="{tabWidth:8}"/>
</ScrollPane>
</StackPane>
To start the "working" indicator we do this (using a GridPane just so the activity indicator isn't so big):
final ActivityIndicator indicator = new ActivityIndicator();
GridPane grid = new GridPane(5);
GridPane.Row row1 = new GridPane.Row();
GridPane.Row row2 = new GridPane.Row();
GridPane.Row row3 = new GridPane.Row();
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
row1.add(new GridPane.Filler());
if (i == 2)
row2.add(indicator);
else
row2.add(new GridPane.Filler());
row3.add(new GridPane.Filler());
}
grid.getRows().add(row1);
grid.getRows().add(row2);
grid.getRows().add(row3);
textAreaStack.add(grid);
indicator.setActive(true);
Then when we're done:
indicator.setActive(false);
textAreaStack.remove(textAreaStack.getLength() - 1, 1);
I think the "trick" is to make sure that the StackPane is the parent of all your workspace so that the new component that has the activity indicator on it is at the same level (child of StackPane) as your whole workspace. So, you could use a GridPane, TablePane, FillPane, or CardPane as the parent of your workspace.
~Roger Whitcomb
From: Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 4:37 PM
To: user@pivot.apache.org<ma...@pivot.apache.org>
Subject: RE: Process meter presentation problem
Hi there finally I managed to make somethng...but still looks horrible....so here is the sequence...
first i select a company to work with
[cid:image001.jpg@01CD8C64.460D2FE0]
the the ActivityIndicator is shown as expected
[cid:image002.jpg@01CD8C64.460D2FE0]
the when the process finishes it shows the neede screen
[cid:image003.jpg@01CD8C64.460D2FE0]
but when i get back to select another company it removes the works space (It does because I remove it manually)
[cid:image004.jpg@01CD8C64.460D2FE0][cid:image002.jpg@01CD8C64.460D2FE0][cid:image005.jpg@01CD8C64.460D2FE0]
What I really want to do is to see the ActivityIndicator OVER the workspace...Some knows which component should I use???
If someone has a similar requirement I can send my code for that part of the application ;)
De: Camilo Casadiego
Enviado el: Thursday, September 06, 2012 5:11 PM
Para: user@pivot.apache.org<ma...@pivot.apache.org>
Asunto: RE: Process meter presentation problem
I think the info regarding the threads isn't necesary because it works as expected any wai I have a base class tha implements the TaskListener<String> and another one that extends Task<String> and the threads run as I want to...
The BaseFrameController.bxml is managed by the class BaseFrameController which definitio si this one:
public class BaseFrameController extends Frame implements GenericViewController
and
public abstract interface GenericViewController extends Bindable{
So al least I have:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<menus:BaseFrameController title="ADV. Salarix Modulo de Operaciones" maximized="true"
styles="{padding:{top:0, left:4, bottom:4, right:4}, showWindowControls:false}"
xmlns:bxml="http://pivot.apache.org/bxml"
xmlns:content="org.apache.pivot.wtk.content"
xmlns:menus="co.com.adv.salarix.operations.module.controller.base"
xmlns="org.apache.pivot.wtk">
<bxml:define>
<FileBrowserSheet bxml:id="fileBrowserSheet"/>
</bxml:define>
<!-- <actionMappings>
<Window.ActionMapping action="new" keyStroke="CMD-N"/>
</actionMappings>
-->
<menuBar>
<MenuBar>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Main">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="choseCompany">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Seleccionar empresa" keyboardShortcut="CMD-N"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Configuracion">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="config">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Configurar opciones"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Herramientas">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="genDataBase">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Exportar base de datos local"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Ayuda">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="help">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Ver ayuda"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="about">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Acerca de"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
</MenuBar>
</menuBar>
<Border bxml:id="borderB" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
</Border>
<Border bxml:id="borderA" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</Border>
</menus:BaseFrameController>
On one of my las attemps i changed the las lines to this
<Border styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<BoxPane orientation="horizontal" styles="{fill:true}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</BoxPane>
</Border>
Bu the this is te secuence I got (the seleccition on the first box launches the background process) ;(
[cid:image006.jpg@01CD8C64.460D2FE0][cid:image007.jpg@01CD8C64.460D2FE0][cid:image008.jpg@01CD8C64.460D2FE0]
As you can see here It shows first the process monitor the the part it hsould show...but all the marings...and presentation itself is mess up :s
I just want that it only shows the process monitor and then show the workspace
De: Roger L. Whitcomb [mailto:Roger.Whitcomb@actian.com]
Enviado el: Thursday, September 06, 2012 4:37 PM
Para: user@pivot.apache.org<ma...@pivot.apache.org>
Asunto: RE: Process meter presentation problem
Which thread are these methods running in? And what is the parent container of these two <Border...> components? Maybe you could supply a little more context from your main bxml file ....
~Roger Whitcomb
From: Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 1:58 PM
To: user@pivot.apache.org<ma...@pivot.apache.org>
Subject: Process meter presentation problem
Hi there, I used the process indicator example showed in the example in http://pivot.apache.org/tutorials/background-tasks.html and everything is working as expected...but at the end I want to show the process logo and when the task finishes I want to show the normal working page...What I want to achieve is something like this..
when the process is running should look like this..
[cid:image009.jpg@01CD8C64.460D2FE0]
and when the process is finished i want it to show the actual real window
[cid:image010.jpg@01CD8C64.460D2FE0]
To try to achieve this I have placed components like this
<Border bxml:id="borderB" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
</Border>
<Border bxml:id="borderA" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</Border>
Where this componets are contained into a big Frame class
ublic class BaseFrameController extends Frame implements GenericViewController
In order to show one or another this is what im trying to do
public void activateWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(true);
baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(true);
}
public void releaseWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(false);
baseFrame.getBorderA().setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(true);
baseFrame.setEnabled(true);
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(false);
}
when the process startarts I call the first method and when finished I call the second one...but nothing happens...I can show one or another window acording on the order I place the in the bxml file...I know this should be a simple rendering problem bur rigth now Im really stuck..Any help'll be really apreciated (The code regarding the task and task monitors works perfect ;) )
RE: Process meter presentation problem
Posted by "Roger L. Whitcomb" <Ro...@actian.com>.
So, we do something similar. What works is to have a StackPane that is
the parent of your workspace. Then you can add a new component that has
the ActivityIndication as a child of the StackPane, then remove that
child when you're done (revealing the original component). Here's what
our code looks like:
<StackPane bxml:id="textAreaStack">
<ScrollPane horizontalScrollBarPolicy="fill"
verticalScrollBarPolicy="fill_to_capacity">
<TextArea bxml:id="editArea" styles="{tabWidth:8}"/>
</ScrollPane>
</StackPane>
To start the "working" indicator we do this (using a GridPane just so
the activity indicator isn't so big):
final ActivityIndicator indicator = new
ActivityIndicator();
GridPane grid = new GridPane(5);
GridPane.Row row1 = new GridPane.Row();
GridPane.Row row2 = new GridPane.Row();
GridPane.Row row3 = new GridPane.Row();
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
row1.add(new GridPane.Filler());
if (i == 2)
row2.add(indicator);
else
row2.add(new GridPane.Filler());
row3.add(new GridPane.Filler());
}
grid.getRows().add(row1);
grid.getRows().add(row2);
grid.getRows().add(row3);
textAreaStack.add(grid);
indicator.setActive(true);
Then when we're done:
indicator.setActive(false);
textAreaStack.remove(textAreaStack.getLength() - 1,
1);
I think the "trick" is to make sure that the StackPane is the parent of
all your workspace so that the new component that has the activity
indicator on it is at the same level (child of StackPane) as your whole
workspace. So, you could use a GridPane, TablePane, FillPane, or
CardPane as the parent of your workspace.
~Roger Whitcomb
From: Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 4:37 PM
To: user@pivot.apache.org
Subject: RE: Process meter presentation problem
Hi there finally I managed to make somethng...but still looks
horrible....so here is the sequence...
first i select a company to work with
the the ActivityIndicator is shown as expected
the when the process finishes it shows the neede screen
but when i get back to select another company it removes the works space
(It does because I remove it manually)
What I really want to do is to see the ActivityIndicator OVER the
workspace...Some knows which component should I use???
If someone has a similar requirement I can send my code for that part of
the application ;)
De: Camilo Casadiego
Enviado el: Thursday, September 06, 2012 5:11 PM
Para: user@pivot.apache.org
Asunto: RE: Process meter presentation problem
I think the info regarding the threads isn't necesary because it works
as expected any wai I have a base class tha implements the
TaskListener<String> and another one that extends Task<String> and the
threads run as I want to...
The BaseFrameController.bxml is managed by the class BaseFrameController
which definitio si this one:
public class BaseFrameController extends Frame implements
GenericViewController
and
public abstract interface GenericViewController extends Bindable{
So al least I have:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<menus:BaseFrameController title="ADV. Salarix Modulo de Operaciones"
maximized="true"
styles="{padding:{top:0, left:4, bottom:4, right:4},
showWindowControls:false}"
xmlns:bxml="http://pivot.apache.org/bxml"
xmlns:content="org.apache.pivot.wtk.content"
xmlns:menus="co.com.adv.salarix.operations.module.controller.base"
xmlns="org.apache.pivot.wtk">
<bxml:define>
<FileBrowserSheet bxml:id="fileBrowserSheet"/>
</bxml:define>
<!-- <actionMappings>
<Window.ActionMapping action="new" keyStroke="CMD-N"/>
</actionMappings>
-->
<menuBar>
<MenuBar>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Main">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="choseCompany">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Seleccionar
empresa" keyboardShortcut="CMD-N"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Configuracion">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="config">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Configurar
opciones"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Herramientas">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="genDataBase">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Exportar
base de datos local"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Ayuda">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="help">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Ver ayuda"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="about">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Acerca de"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
</MenuBar>
</menuBar>
<Border bxml:id="borderB" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
</Border>
<Border bxml:id="borderA" styles="{backgroundColor:null,
padding:2}">
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</Border>
</menus:BaseFrameController>
On one of my las attemps i changed the las lines to this
<Border styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<BoxPane orientation="horizontal" styles="{fill:true}">
<ActivityIndicator
bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</BoxPane>
</Border>
Bu the this is te secuence I got (the seleccition on the first box
launches the background process) ;(
As you can see here It shows first the process monitor the the part it
hsould show...but all the marings...and presentation itself is mess up
:s
I just want that it only shows the process monitor and then show the
workspace
De: Roger L. Whitcomb [mailto:Roger.Whitcomb@actian.com
<ma...@actian.com> ]
Enviado el: Thursday, September 06, 2012 4:37 PM
Para: user@pivot.apache.org <ma...@pivot.apache.org>
Asunto: RE: Process meter presentation problem
Which thread are these methods running in? And what is the parent
container of these two <Border...> components? Maybe you could supply a
little more context from your main bxml file ....
~Roger Whitcomb
From: Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 1:58 PM
To: user@pivot.apache.org
Subject: Process meter presentation problem
Hi there, I used the process indicator example showed in the example in
http://pivot.apache.org/tutorials/background-tasks.html and everything
is working as expected...but at the end I want to show the process logo
and when the task finishes I want to show the normal working page...What
I want to achieve is something like this..
when the process is running should look like this..
and when the process is finished i want it to show the actual real
window
To try to achieve this I have placed components like this
<Border bxml:id="borderB" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
</Border>
<Border bxml:id="borderA" styles="{backgroundColor:null,
padding:2}">
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</Border>
Where this componets are contained into a big Frame class
ublic class BaseFrameController extends Frame implements
GenericViewController
In order to show one or another this is what im trying to do
public void activateWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(true);
baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(true);
}
public void releaseWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(false);
baseFrame.getBorderA().setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(true);
baseFrame.setEnabled(true);
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(false);
}
when the process startarts I call the first method and when finished I
call the second one...but nothing happens...I can show one or another
window acording on the order I place the in the bxml file...I know this
should be a simple rendering problem bur rigth now Im really stuck..Any
help'll be really apreciated (The code regarding the task and task
monitors works perfect ;) )
RE: Process meter presentation problem
Posted by Camilo Casadiego <Ca...@adv.co>.
Hi there finally I managed to make somethng...but still looks horrible....so here is the sequence...
first i select a company to work with
[cid:image001.jpg@01CD8C5E.98C00D30]
the the ActivityIndicator is shown as expected
[cid:image002.jpg@01CD8C5E.98C00D30]
the when the process finishes it shows the neede screen
[cid:image003.jpg@01CD8C5E.98C00D30]
but when i get back to select another company it removes the works space (It does because I remove it manually)
[cid:image004.jpg@01CD8C5E.98C00D30][cid:image002.jpg@01CD8C5E.98C00D30][cid:image005.jpg@01CD8C5E.98C00D30]
What I really want to do is to see the ActivityIndicator OVER the workspace...Some knows which component should I use???
If someone has a similar requirement I can send my code for that part of the application ;)
De: Camilo Casadiego
Enviado el: Thursday, September 06, 2012 5:11 PM
Para: user@pivot.apache.org
Asunto: RE: Process meter presentation problem
I think the info regarding the threads isn't necesary because it works as expected any wai I have a base class tha implements the TaskListener<String> and another one that extends Task<String> and the threads run as I want to...
The BaseFrameController.bxml is managed by the class BaseFrameController which definitio si this one:
public class BaseFrameController extends Frame implements GenericViewController
and
public abstract interface GenericViewController extends Bindable{
So al least I have:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<menus:BaseFrameController title="ADV. Salarix Modulo de Operaciones" maximized="true"
styles="{padding:{top:0, left:4, bottom:4, right:4}, showWindowControls:false}"
xmlns:bxml="http://pivot.apache.org/bxml"
xmlns:content="org.apache.pivot.wtk.content"
xmlns:menus="co.com.adv.salarix.operations.module.controller.base"
xmlns="org.apache.pivot.wtk">
<bxml:define>
<FileBrowserSheet bxml:id="fileBrowserSheet"/>
</bxml:define>
<!-- <actionMappings>
<Window.ActionMapping action="new" keyStroke="CMD-N"/>
</actionMappings>
-->
<menuBar>
<MenuBar>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Main">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="choseCompany">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Seleccionar empresa" keyboardShortcut="CMD-N"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Configuracion">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="config">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Configurar opciones"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Herramientas">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="genDataBase">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Exportar base de datos local"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Ayuda">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="help">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Ver ayuda"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="about">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Acerca de"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
</MenuBar>
</menuBar>
<Border bxml:id="borderB" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
</Border>
<Border bxml:id="borderA" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</Border>
</menus:BaseFrameController>
On one of my las attemps i changed the las lines to this
<Border styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<BoxPane orientation="horizontal" styles="{fill:true}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</BoxPane>
</Border>
Bu the this is te secuence I got (the seleccition on the first box launches the background process) ;(
[cid:image008.jpg@01CD8C5E.153E47B0][cid:image009.jpg@01CD8C5E.153E47B0][cid:image010.jpg@01CD8C5E.153E47B0]
As you can see here It shows first the process monitor the the part it hsould show...but all the marings...and presentation itself is mess up :s
I just want that it only shows the process monitor and then show the workspace
De: Roger L. Whitcomb [mailto:Roger.Whitcomb@actian.com]
Enviado el: Thursday, September 06, 2012 4:37 PM
Para: user@pivot.apache.org<ma...@pivot.apache.org>
Asunto: RE: Process meter presentation problem
Which thread are these methods running in? And what is the parent container of these two <Border...> components? Maybe you could supply a little more context from your main bxml file ....
~Roger Whitcomb
From: Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 1:58 PM
To: user@pivot.apache.org<ma...@pivot.apache.org>
Subject: Process meter presentation problem
Hi there, I used the process indicator example showed in the example in http://pivot.apache.org/tutorials/background-tasks.html and everything is working as expected...but at the end I want to show the process logo and when the task finishes I want to show the normal working page...What I want to achieve is something like this..
when the process is running should look like this..
[cid:image011.jpg@01CD8C5E.153E47B0]
and when the process is finished i want it to show the actual real window
[cid:image012.jpg@01CD8C5E.153E47B0]
To try to achieve this I have placed components like this
<Border bxml:id="borderB" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
</Border>
<Border bxml:id="borderA" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</Border>
Where this componets are contained into a big Frame class
ublic class BaseFrameController extends Frame implements GenericViewController
In order to show one or another this is what im trying to do
public void activateWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(true);
baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(true);
}
public void releaseWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(false);
baseFrame.getBorderA().setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(true);
baseFrame.setEnabled(true);
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(false);
}
when the process startarts I call the first method and when finished I call the second one...but nothing happens...I can show one or another window acording on the order I place the in the bxml file...I know this should be a simple rendering problem bur rigth now Im really stuck..Any help'll be really apreciated (The code regarding the task and task monitors works perfect ;) )
RE: Process meter presentation problem
Posted by "Roger L. Whitcomb" <Ro...@actian.com>.
I think what you can do is wrap both Border elements inside a StackPane
like this:
<StackPane>
<Border bxml:id="borderA" ... />
<Border bxml:id="borderB" .../>
</StackPane>
Then just do the same logic.
~Roger Whitcomb
From: Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 3:11 PM
To: user@pivot.apache.org
Subject: RE: Process meter presentation problem
I think the info regarding the threads isn't necesary because it works
as expected any wai I have a base class tha implements the
TaskListener<String> and another one that extends Task<String> and the
threads run as I want to...
The BaseFrameController.bxml is managed by the class BaseFrameController
which definitio si this one:
public class BaseFrameController extends Frame implements
GenericViewController
and
public abstract interface GenericViewController extends Bindable{
So al least I have:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<menus:BaseFrameController title="ADV. Salarix Modulo de Operaciones"
maximized="true"
styles="{padding:{top:0, left:4, bottom:4, right:4},
showWindowControls:false}"
xmlns:bxml="http://pivot.apache.org/bxml"
xmlns:content="org.apache.pivot.wtk.content"
xmlns:menus="co.com.adv.salarix.operations.module.controller.base"
xmlns="org.apache.pivot.wtk">
<bxml:define>
<FileBrowserSheet bxml:id="fileBrowserSheet"/>
</bxml:define>
<!-- <actionMappings>
<Window.ActionMapping action="new" keyStroke="CMD-N"/>
</actionMappings>
-->
<menuBar>
<MenuBar>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Main">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="choseCompany">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Seleccionar
empresa" keyboardShortcut="CMD-N"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Configuracion">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="config">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Configurar
opciones"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Herramientas">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="genDataBase">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Exportar
base de datos local"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Ayuda">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="help">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Ver ayuda"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="about">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Acerca de"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
</MenuBar>
</menuBar>
<Border bxml:id="borderB" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
</Border>
<Border bxml:id="borderA" styles="{backgroundColor:null,
padding:2}">
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</Border>
</menus:BaseFrameController>
On one of my las attemps i changed the las lines to this
<Border styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<BoxPane orientation="horizontal" styles="{fill:true}">
<ActivityIndicator
bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</BoxPane>
</Border>
Bu the this is te secuence I got (the seleccition on the first box
launches the background process) ;(
As you can see here It shows first the process monitor the the part it
hsould show...but all the marings...and presentation itself is mess up
:s
I just want that it only shows the process monitor and then show the
workspace
De: Roger L. Whitcomb [mailto:Roger.Whitcomb@actian.com]
Enviado el: Thursday, September 06, 2012 4:37 PM
Para: user@pivot.apache.org
Asunto: RE: Process meter presentation problem
Which thread are these methods running in? And what is the parent
container of these two <Border...> components? Maybe you could supply a
little more context from your main bxml file ....
~Roger Whitcomb
From: Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 1:58 PM
To: user@pivot.apache.org
Subject: Process meter presentation problem
Hi there, I used the process indicator example showed in the example in
http://pivot.apache.org/tutorials/background-tasks.html and everything
is working as expected...but at the end I want to show the process logo
and when the task finishes I want to show the normal working page...What
I want to achieve is something like this..
when the process is running should look like this..
and when the process is finished i want it to show the actual real
window
To try to achieve this I have placed components like this
<Border bxml:id="borderB" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
</Border>
<Border bxml:id="borderA" styles="{backgroundColor:null,
padding:2}">
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</Border>
Where this componets are contained into a big Frame class
ublic class BaseFrameController extends Frame implements
GenericViewController
In order to show one or another this is what im trying to do
public void activateWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(true);
baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(true);
}
public void releaseWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(false);
baseFrame.getBorderA().setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(true);
baseFrame.setEnabled(true);
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(false);
}
when the process startarts I call the first method and when finished I
call the second one...but nothing happens...I can show one or another
window acording on the order I place the in the bxml file...I know this
should be a simple rendering problem bur rigth now Im really stuck..Any
help'll be really apreciated (The code regarding the task and task
monitors works perfect ;) )
RE: Process meter presentation problem
Posted by Camilo Casadiego <Ca...@adv.co>.
I think the info regarding the threads isn't necesary because it works as expected any wai I have a base class tha implements the TaskListener<String> and another one that extends Task<String> and the threads run as I want to...
The BaseFrameController.bxml is managed by the class BaseFrameController which definitio si this one:
public class BaseFrameController extends Frame implements GenericViewController
and
public abstract interface GenericViewController extends Bindable{
So al least I have:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<menus:BaseFrameController title="ADV. Salarix Modulo de Operaciones" maximized="true"
styles="{padding:{top:0, left:4, bottom:4, right:4}, showWindowControls:false}"
xmlns:bxml="http://pivot.apache.org/bxml"
xmlns:content="org.apache.pivot.wtk.content"
xmlns:menus="co.com.adv.salarix.operations.module.controller.base"
xmlns="org.apache.pivot.wtk">
<bxml:define>
<FileBrowserSheet bxml:id="fileBrowserSheet"/>
</bxml:define>
<!-- <actionMappings>
<Window.ActionMapping action="new" keyStroke="CMD-N"/>
</actionMappings>
-->
<menuBar>
<MenuBar>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Main">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="choseCompany">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Seleccionar empresa" keyboardShortcut="CMD-N"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Configuracion">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="config">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Configurar opciones"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Herramientas">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="genDataBase">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Exportar base de datos local"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
<MenuBar.Item buttonData="Ayuda">
<Menu>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="help">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Ver ayuda"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
<Menu.Section>
<Menu.Item action="about">
<buttonData>
<content:MenuItemData text="Acerca de"/>
</buttonData>
</Menu.Item>
</Menu.Section>
</Menu>
</MenuBar.Item>
</MenuBar>
</menuBar>
<Border bxml:id="borderB" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
</Border>
<Border bxml:id="borderA" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</Border>
</menus:BaseFrameController>
On one of my las attemps i changed the las lines to this
<Border styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<BoxPane orientation="horizontal" styles="{fill:true}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</BoxPane>
</Border>
Bu the this is te secuence I got (the seleccition on the first box launches the background process) ;(
[cid:image003.jpg@01CD8C52.8BBFEB70][cid:image004.jpg@01CD8C52.8BBFEB70][cid:image005.jpg@01CD8C52.8BBFEB70]
As you can see here It shows first the process monitor the the part it hsould show...but all the marings...and presentation itself is mess up :s
I just want that it only shows the process monitor and then show the workspace
De: Roger L. Whitcomb [mailto:Roger.Whitcomb@actian.com]
Enviado el: Thursday, September 06, 2012 4:37 PM
Para: user@pivot.apache.org
Asunto: RE: Process meter presentation problem
Which thread are these methods running in? And what is the parent container of these two <Border...> components? Maybe you could supply a little more context from your main bxml file ....
~Roger Whitcomb
From: Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 1:58 PM
To: user@pivot.apache.org<ma...@pivot.apache.org>
Subject: Process meter presentation problem
Hi there, I used the process indicator example showed in the example in http://pivot.apache.org/tutorials/background-tasks.html and everything is working as expected...but at the end I want to show the process logo and when the task finishes I want to show the normal working page...What I want to achieve is something like this..
when the process is running should look like this..
[cid:image001.jpg@01CD8C51.AE078360]
and when the process is finished i want it to show the actual real window
[cid:image002.jpg@01CD8C51.AE078360]
To try to achieve this I have placed components like this
<Border bxml:id="borderB" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
</Border>
<Border bxml:id="borderA" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</Border>
Where this componets are contained into a big Frame class
ublic class BaseFrameController extends Frame implements GenericViewController
In order to show one or another this is what im trying to do
public void activateWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(true);
baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(true);
}
public void releaseWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(false);
baseFrame.getBorderA().setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(true);
baseFrame.setEnabled(true);
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(false);
}
when the process startarts I call the first method and when finished I call the second one...but nothing happens...I can show one or another window acording on the order I place the in the bxml file...I know this should be a simple rendering problem bur rigth now Im really stuck..Any help'll be really apreciated (The code regarding the task and task monitors works perfect ;) )
RE: Process meter presentation problem
Posted by "Roger L. Whitcomb" <Ro...@actian.com>.
Which thread are these methods running in? And what is the parent
container of these two <Border...> components? Maybe you could supply a
little more context from your main bxml file ....
~Roger Whitcomb
From: Camilo Casadiego [mailto:Camilo.Casadiego@adv.co]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 1:58 PM
To: user@pivot.apache.org
Subject: Process meter presentation problem
Hi there, I used the process indicator example showed in the example in
http://pivot.apache.org/tutorials/background-tasks.html and everything
is working as expected...but at the end I want to show the process logo
and when the task finishes I want to show the normal working page...What
I want to achieve is something like this..
when the process is running should look like this..
and when the process is finished i want it to show the actual real
window
To try to achieve this I have placed components like this
<Border bxml:id="borderB" styles="{backgroundColor:null, padding:2}">
<ActivityIndicator bxml:id="activityIndicator"/>
</Border>
<Border bxml:id="borderA" styles="{backgroundColor:null,
padding:2}">
<TabPane bxml:id="contents"/>
</Border>
Where this componets are contained into a big Frame class
ublic class BaseFrameController extends Frame implements
GenericViewController
In order to show one or another this is what im trying to do
public void activateWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(true);
baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(true);
}
public void releaseWaitAction(){
baseFrame.getBorderA().setVisible(false);
baseFrame.getBorderA().setEnabled(false);
baseFrame.getContents().setEnabled(true);
baseFrame.setEnabled(true);
baseFrame.getActivityIndicator().setActive(false);
}
when the process startarts I call the first method and when finished I
call the second one...but nothing happens...I can show one or another
window acording on the order I place the in the bxml file...I know this
should be a simple rendering problem bur rigth now Im really stuck..Any
help'll be really apreciated (The code regarding the task and task
monitors works perfect ;) )