Hi Michel,
There is one more thing needed -- there is a list of DisplayHost
objects that is maintained for purposes of dispatching events. We added
a method/hook to be able to add your new object to this list. I don't
have the code right in front of me -- but I will dig it out and let you
know.
~Roger Whitcomb
On 5/27/14 10:42 AM, Michel Eisenmann wrote:
Hi,
I'm integrating Pivot in my Swing application successfully except for the
transition/animation part.
The way I've been doing things is the following:
- I've created my own ApplicationContext to ensure that the Pivot Timer was
properly created.
public class LocalApplicationContext extends ApplicationContext {
static public LocalApplicationContext singleton = null;
public LocalApplicationContext() {
createTimer();
}
static public LocalApplicationContext GetOrCreate() {
if (singleton != null) return singleton;
singleton = new LocalApplicationContext();
return singleton;
}
- Then I use this singleton everytime I need to create a JPanel that
contains some Pivot widgets:
public static NewPlanAreaBXML InitializePanel(JPanel panel,
SchemaCollector coll) {
LocalApplicationContext.GetOrCreate();
BXMLSerializer bxmlSerializer = new BXMLSerializer();
ApplicationContext.DisplayHost displayHost = new
ApplicationContext.DisplayHost();
try {
panel.setLayout(new BorderLayout());
// the BXML that will be inserted in the JPanel
NewPlanAreaBXML window = (NewPlanAreaBXML)
bxmlSerializer.readObject(NewPlanAreaBXML.class
.getResource(getXmlFile()));
//
window.open(displayHost.getDisplay());
window.setCollector(coll);
panel.add(displayHost);
panel.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(getDefaultWidth(),
getDefaultHeight()));
return window;
} catch (IOException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
} catch (SerializationException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
return null;
}
This is working pretty well for most of what I need. Except for
animations/transitions that seem to be triggered *ONLY* if I move the mouse.
For example, I've built an accordion based on the tutorial example and when
I click on the next button, the actual change happens only when I move my
mouse. If I don't move my mouse, nothing happens.
It looks like some event loop related issue but... well. Ideas are welcome.
Thanks in advance
Michel
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