Hi,
>>
>> Running latest Tutorials from Pivot-2.0 pre-release, from here:
>> http://ixnay.biz/pivot-tutorials/
>> ...
>>
>> Important: running Tutorials I always get a (very annoying) Startup dialog
>> from Java, asking me if block the Applet (default Yes = block), because it
>> contains a mix of
ls from your site, with the Mac, do
> you see this warning (from Java) ?
> And last, what other say (someone other has seen this) ?
>
> Thank you very much.
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> Important: running Tutorials I always get a (very annoying) Startup dialog
> from Java, asking me if block the Applet (default Yes = block), because it
> contains a mix of signed and unsigned code ... do you see this ?
I have not seen this error. The demos and tutorials should either be using al
aybe not only in tutorials ...
>
>I have considered this at various times, but there just doesn't seem to be
that much commonality across our various demo and tutorial applications.
I understand, so we could put (later, if/when it's the time) a class like
this in one of our pi
>>> - hello-world.xml
>> ...
>> I removed the reference to the convenience main() method, since this
> approach is no longer used as pervasively as it used to be.
> Ok, so probably also in the doc the references to main() should be removed
> too (or changing a little the paragraph to explaining tha
e throughout the tutorial?
Yes, and maybe not only in tutorials ...
>At this point, that probably isn't necessary, since most of the tutorials
have been updated to use ScriptApplication as a launcher.
Ok, but could be useful when (for many reasons) the launcher is not
ScriptApplication.
T
> - hello-world.xml
> ...The sample HelloJava
>application also defines a convenience main()
> method that delegates to
>DesktopApplicationContext.main(), allowing it to
> be bundled in an executable
>JARs and more easily launched from within an IDE. Defining
> s
Hi, I've found some little things in Tutorials, here some info:
- hello-world.xml
The application class name is specified as the first argument to the
DesktopApplicationContext loader application. The
sample HelloJava
application also defines a convenie
