Examples of NativeEvent

com.google.gwt.dom.client.NativeEvent
The native dom event.
com.sun.midp.events.NativeEvent
This class represents a union of the parameters of all native events.
Since KNI does not allow creation of Java objects an empty object must be create at the Java level to be filled in by the native level. Because the Java level may not know what native event is pending (this to save native method calls) it the object sent down must be able to handle the data of any native event.
org.apache.harmony.awt.wtk.NativeEvent
The interface describing cross-platform translation of system messages.
Some messages can appear only on specific platform, but they still can have cross-platform interpretation if the application should be aware of them and can react using cross-platform API.

Examples of com.sun.midp.events.NativeEvent

    static void requestForeground(int invokingSuiteId,
                                  String invokingClassname,
                                  int targetSuiteId,
                                  String targetClassname)
    {
        NativeEvent event =
            new NativeEvent(EventTypes.FOREGROUND_TRANSFER_EVENT);
        event.intParam1 = invokingSuiteId;
        event.stringParam1 = invokingClassname;
        event.intParam2 = targetSuiteId;
        event.stringParam2 = targetClassname;

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Examples of org.apache.harmony.awt.wtk.NativeEvent

    void runModalLoop(ModalContext context) {
        long lastPaintTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
        while (!shutdownPending && (context == null || context.isModalLoopRunning())) {
            EventQueue eventQueue = toolkit.getSystemEventQueueImpl();


            NativeEvent ne = nativeQueue.getNextEvent();
            if (ne != null) {
                dispatcher.onEvent(ne);
                MarkerEvent marker = new MarkerEvent(this, 0);
                eventQueue.postEvent(marker);
                for (AWTEvent ae = eventQueue.getNextEventNoWait();

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