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JOptionpane dialog windows
I have a question about using JOptionPane dialogs in my wicket
application. Is it safe to use them? Is it better to use javascript
alert or JOptionPane dialog?
thx for your opinion
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Re: JOptionpane dialog windows
Posted by Martin Makundi <ma...@koodaripalvelut.com>.
"to my surprise the confirmation dialog did not show on laptop no2"
Really? Surprise? If it did work, why on earth would you be developing
HTML applications. You could just send swing apps via browsers...
... maybe in the future. Or via a remote desktop.
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Martin
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Re: JOptionpane dialog windows
Posted by Jeremy Thomerson <je...@wickettraining.com>.
Because swing is a desktop programming framework. It is not used in web
applications. It is not used in Wicket applications. It only knows how to
open windows using the computer's windowing system - the computer that it is
on. It does not know how to generate HTML or know anything about HTTP.
If you want a confirm dialog in a web app, you need to use javascript.
<script>confirm('Are you really sure that you are programming a web
app?');</script> This will open on the client computer.
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Jeremy Thomerson
http://www.wickettraining.com
On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 4:04 AM, Vladimir Zavada <za...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I tested it on two computers and it really does not work.
> I have a delete button with confirmation dialog
> javax.swing.JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog. So I started my application on
> laptop no1 where Glassfish v3 server is running and then I started it on
> laptop no2 where I clicked on the delete button and to my surprise the
> confirmation dialog did not show on laptop no2 where it should have showed
> but it showed on laptop no1. :)
>
> So the verdict is do not use javax.swing.JOptionPane in your wicket
> applications. :)
>
> Vlado
>
> Martin Voigt wrote / napísal(a):
>
>> I'm not sure if I understand this right, are you talking about
>>
>> javax.swing.JOptionPane? While wicket shares some concepts with swing
>> and maybe the TreeModel classes, it has nothing to do with swing
>> except both are loosely based on the same principles, event driven
>> etc. So no, you cannot use swing components in a wicket application,
>> except you are talking about embedding an applet or something, which
>> would be a bad idea from my POV.
>>
>> But maybe I misunderstood you.
>>
>> bw,
>> Martin
>>
>> 2009/4/11 Vladimir Zavada <za...@gmail.com>:
>>
>>
>>> I have a question about using JOptionPane dialogs in my wicket
>>> application.
>>> Is it safe to use them? Is it better to use javascript alert or
>>> JOptionPane
>>> dialog?
>>>
>>> thx for your opinion
>>>
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Re: JOptionpane dialog windows
Posted by Vladimir Zavada <za...@gmail.com>.
I tested it on two computers and it really does not work.
I have a delete button with confirmation dialog
javax.swing.JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog. So I started my application
on laptop no1 where Glassfish v3 server is running and then I started it
on laptop no2 where I clicked on the delete button and to my surprise
the confirmation dialog did not show on laptop no2 where it should have
showed but it showed on laptop no1. :)
So the verdict is do not use javax.swing.JOptionPane in your wicket
applications. :)
Vlado
Martin Voigt wrote / napísal(a):
> I'm not sure if I understand this right, are you talking about
> javax.swing.JOptionPane? While wicket shares some concepts with swing
> and maybe the TreeModel classes, it has nothing to do with swing
> except both are loosely based on the same principles, event driven
> etc. So no, you cannot use swing components in a wicket application,
> except you are talking about embedding an applet or something, which
> would be a bad idea from my POV.
>
> But maybe I misunderstood you.
>
> bw,
> Martin
>
> 2009/4/11 Vladimir Zavada <za...@gmail.com>:
>
>> I have a question about using JOptionPane dialogs in my wicket application.
>> Is it safe to use them? Is it better to use javascript alert or JOptionPane
>> dialog?
>>
>> thx for your opinion
>>
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Re: JOptionpane dialog windows
Posted by Vladimir Zavada <za...@gmail.com>.
Yes, I was talking about javax.swing.JOptionPane. Could you explain it
to more detail, why I can not use javax.swing.JOptionPane in my wicket
app? I am using it right now and it works fine. Is it because, it
depends of JRE of end user or is it something else?
Vlado
Martin Voigt wrote / napísal(a):
> I'm not sure if I understand this right, are you talking about
> javax.swing.JOptionPane? While wicket shares some concepts with swing
> and maybe the TreeModel classes, it has nothing to do with swing
> except both are loosely based on the same principles, event driven
> etc. So no, you cannot use swing components in a wicket application,
> except you are talking about embedding an applet or something, which
> would be a bad idea from my POV.
>
> But maybe I misunderstood you.
>
> bw,
> Martin
>
> 2009/4/11 Vladimir Zavada <za...@gmail.com>:
>
>> I have a question about using JOptionPane dialogs in my wicket application.
>> Is it safe to use them? Is it better to use javascript alert or JOptionPane
>> dialog?
>>
>> thx for your opinion
>>
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Re: JOptionpane dialog windows
Posted by Martin Voigt <ma...@artnology.com>.
I'm not sure if I understand this right, are you talking about
javax.swing.JOptionPane? While wicket shares some concepts with swing
and maybe the TreeModel classes, it has nothing to do with swing
except both are loosely based on the same principles, event driven
etc. So no, you cannot use swing components in a wicket application,
except you are talking about embedding an applet or something, which
would be a bad idea from my POV.
But maybe I misunderstood you.
bw,
Martin
2009/4/11 Vladimir Zavada <za...@gmail.com>:
> I have a question about using JOptionPane dialogs in my wicket application.
> Is it safe to use them? Is it better to use javascript alert or JOptionPane
> dialog?
>
> thx for your opinion
>
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