Examples of ApplicationWindow

org.eclipse.jface.window.ApplicationWindow
An application window is a high-level "main window", with built-in support for an optional menu bar with standard menus, an optional toolbar, and an optional status line.
Creating an application window involves the following steps:
- creating an instance of ApplicationWindow
- assigning the window to a window manager (optional)
- opening the window by calling open
Only on the last step, when the window is told to open, are the window's shell and widget tree created. When the window is closed, the shell and widget tree are disposed of and are no longer referenced, and the window is automatically removed from its window manager. Like all windows, an application window may be reopened.

An application window is also a suitable context in which to perform long-running operations (that is, it implements IRunnableContext).
org.jitterbit.application.ui.window.ApplicationWindow
@author Torgil Zethson
org.jwall.app.ui.ApplicationWindow
@author Christian Bockermann
org.springframework.richclient.application.ApplicationWindow
A main application window (or frame) consisting of a menu bar, tool bar, single page (content pane), and status bar.

Examples of org.springframework.richclient.application.ApplicationWindow

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        }
    }


    protected JFrame resolveParentFrame() {
        ApplicationWindow activeWindow = Application.isLoaded() ? Application.instance().getActiveWindow() : null;
        return (activeWindow == null) ? null : activeWindow.getControl();
    }

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Examples of org.springframework.richclient.application.ApplicationWindow

                    .getService(MessageSourceAccessor.class))
                    .getMessage("applicationDialog.defaultException", defaultMessage);
        }


        Message message = new DefaultMessage(exceptionMessage, Severity.ERROR);
        ApplicationWindow activeWindow = Application.instance().getActiveWindow();
        JFrame parentFrame = (activeWindow == null) ? null : activeWindow.getControl();
        JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(parentFrame, message.getMessage(), "Error", JOptionPane.ERROR_MESSAGE);
    }

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Examples of org.springframework.richclient.application.ApplicationWindow

     *
     * @return The control component of the application window, never null.
     */
    protected JFrame getParentWindowControl() {
        // allow subclasses to derive where the application window comes from
        final ApplicationWindow applicationWindow = getApplicationWindow();
        if (applicationWindow == null) {
            return Application.instance().getActiveWindow().getControl();
        }
        return applicationWindow.getControl();
    }

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Examples of org.springframework.richclient.application.ApplicationWindow

public class DefaultApplicationPageFactoryTests extends SpringRichTestCase {


  public void testCreate() {
    DefaultApplicationPageFactory factory = new DefaultApplicationPageFactory();
    
    ApplicationWindow window = (ApplicationWindow) EasyMock.createMock(ApplicationWindow.class);
    SingleViewPageDescriptor descriptor= new SingleViewPageDescriptor(new DefaultViewDescriptor());
    
    DefaultApplicationPage page = (DefaultApplicationPage) factory.createApplicationPage(window, descriptor);
    assertNotNull("page cannot be null", page);
    assertEquals(window, page.getWindow());

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Examples of org.springframework.richclient.application.ApplicationWindow

    return selectionManager;
  }


  @NotNull
  public WindowSelectionManager getActiveWindowSelectionManager() {
    ApplicationWindow activeWindow = Application.instance().getActiveWindow();
    return getWindowSelectionManager( activeWindow );
  }

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