Views as JInternalFrame

[charles.pereira]

Hi!

A recent change (revision 1304, by peterdb) in the RCP made my application stop showing my views as JInternalFrames.

Can anybody show me how is the correct way to declare in my context that all my views should open as JInternalFrames?

I was declaring this in the context:

<bean id="applicationWindowPrototype" class="org.springframework.richclient.application. mdi.DesktopApplicationWindow"
singleton="false" />

But now the DesktopApplicationWindow does not exist.

Thanks!

[Andrius Šabanas]

Some refactored code has been commited yesterday that cause your issue.
Check out this thread, it will give you hints on how to fix this:

http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.j...235/focus=3298

[pdbruycker]

Do the following in your application context file:

    <bean id="applicationServices"
        class="org.springframework.richclient.application.support.DefaultApplicationServices">
        ...
        <property name="applicationPageFactory"><bean class="org.springframework.richclient.application.mdi.DesktopApplicationPageFactory" /></property>
    </bean>

The DesktopApplicationWindow only served as a factory for the DesktopApplicationPage, and it has been replaced by the applicationPageFactory.

Hope this helps,

Peter

[charles.pereira]

I was off for a while and only now I had the time to test this.

It worked!

Thanks Peter!

[benoitx]

Hi *,

I have a peripheral question... Using internal frames, how do you get or build the usual menu Window which list the internal frames that have been created (minimised/overlapped etc) so the user can switch (i.e. bring to front) the one they want?

At the moment, by default, it lists all VIEWS (created or not).

Is there such a mechanism?

thanks