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 • SWT and NOA4e

Posted by antoniod at 2009-08-11 19:54:34
Hi to all, i see and testing this snippet http://www.usegroup.de/software/noa/index.php/Hello_World_in_SWT/JFace
this snippet work fine but i see that you
import javax.swing.JPanel; (this is SWING)
because you use
final JPanel panel = new JPanel(new BorderLayout());
and later
IFrame officeFrame =officeApplication.getDesktopService().constructNewOfficeFrame(panel);
It's possible don't use Swing and use only SWT?
i try to use only swt but .constructNewOfficeFrame(panel);
ask me a Conteiner component
can you help me?
best regads
Antonio
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 • Re: SWT and NOA4e

Posted by Markus Krueger at 2009-08-12 10:55:12
Hi Antonio,

since OpenOffice's NativeView needs an AWT Container this is not possible for now, I think.

But it is just a very small part of using AWT. You can build a SWT application around this.

Regards,
Markus
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 • Re: SWT and NOA4e

Posted by antoniod at 2009-08-12 17:29:58
Hi Markus thanks for your answer but i have this problem
i am a student and i must create a multiplatform RCP, if i use
mport javax.swing.JPanel; (this is SWING)

final JPanel panel = new JPanel(new BorderLayout());
i have big problem whit linux and Mac S.O.
i think possible to rewrite (or create a new metod)
constructNewOfficeFrame that don't ask swing or AWT control
Regads
Antonio
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Posts: 2

 • Re: SWT and NOA4e

Posted by Markus Krueger at 2009-08-12 19:12:00
Sorry, I see no solution for that.
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