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Controlling UI Components using JGoodies Binding
Posted by: kahgoh on: 7 July, 2009
- In: Bindings| JGoodies| Java
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In Binding with JGoodies Binding, the binding library from JGoodies was introduced with a relatively simple example. The binding framework can also be used to automatically enable or disable user interface components depending on some condition.
A model is used to notify when the component should be enabled or disabled. This is a relatively simple model. [...]
Binding with JGoodies Binding
Posted by: kahgoh on: 29 April, 2009
The binding framework allows you to write classes that represents model completely independent of the user interface. The classes are bound to the user interface and are updated as the user interface enters information. The frame is based on the presentation pattern, described by Martin Fowler.
The framework already provides a Model class. Classes containing [...]
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- kahgoh: Hi, The ShowProgress (this is already listed above!) class is actually the listener. You can tell because it implements the
- ohnoezitasploded: I'm lost on the line: builder.setPositiveButton("Progress", listener); Where is listener in the code? I'm new at this so maybe if there was a com
- sheff: Hi. It is very useful post. Thank you.
