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Hi Björn,

is there any support in labels, subtitles, text fields etc. concerning the characters "Soft Hyphen" and "No-Break Space"?
These characters are also known as the entities  and   in HTML or as the Unicode characters U+00AD and U+00A0.
See http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soft_hyphen and http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBSP about details.

Kind regards,
Markus

Hi Captain,

we use t:tabbedline and set the menuiconvisible to false.
This hides the arrow at the edge of the tabbedline.
But there remains a gap to the following t:image.
What can we do to suppress this gap?

Kind regards,
Markus

Hi Björn,

I have implemented your suggestion - it is working fine!

Many thanks.

Kind regards,
Markus

Hi Björn,

we have a t:fileuploadbutton on one of our pages.
If the user clicks on this button, a file selection dialog appears.
After selecting a file, the bytes of this file are transfered to the server and passed in an ActionEvent to the configured actionListener.

Is it possible to start this process (beginning with displaying the file selection dialog) by a t:menuitem?

We want to enclose the file upload command and its hotkey also in the right click menu of the page.

Kind regards,
Markus

Hi Björn,

in public void TaskDialogBean.prepare(final IWorkpageStartInfo wpsi) I create a new instance of my LoggingHashMap now.
All calls to this map are logged.

The interesting logged line is:
LoggingHashMap.put(K,V) was called, K = personnelnumber, V = 11223344, V.class = class java.lang.String

The form in the jsp page is dynamically created.
Here comes the part which describes the fields where I have entered 11223344:
t:label width:100+ text:personnelnumber rendered:true
t:coldistance width:2
t:formattedfield format:int value:#{d.genedit.data.personnelnumber} width:100% bgpaint:#{d.genedit.props["personnelnumber"].bgpaint} enabled:#{d.genedit.props["personnelnumber"].enabled} rendered:true
t:coldistance width:10
You find the complete log file and the LoggingHashMap class attached.

Kind regards,
Markus

Hi,

if we start CaptainCasa by start.jnlp there is no address field displayed as if started as applet, by webstart or using the PageBrowser.

If there are several installations of the same application (e.g. test/production or old/new) then it is not easy to identify which window belongs to which installation.
It would be nice if this information is shown somewhere, e.g. inside the "Client Configuration" dialog available by the wrench icon in the down right corner.

Kind regards,
Markus

Hi,

we use t:formattedfield with the attribute "format" set to integer:

t:formattedfield format:int value:#{d.mybean.mymap.mykey} ...

The value, which is entered by the user, is added to the initially empty map "mymap" of the bean "mybean".
The value in the map is associated with the key "mykey".
This all works fine.

Our problem is the type of the object added to the map:
Sometimes it is a java.lang.String, sometimes it is a java.lang.Integer.

Probably this behavior depends on something outside of our application - but we don't know what:
On two of our laptops we get always integers, on two others we get always strings.
One of the "Integer laptops" runs Windows7, the other WindowsXP.
The same is true for the two "String laptops".
It must be something else...

Some months ago we had the same problem with date values.
Sometimes we get java.util.Date, sometimes we get the milliseconds since 1970.

In the meanwhile we have solved the problem by robust data converters.
But it would be nice if the attribute "format" of t:formattedfield would control the type of objects stored in the map in a stable way.

Kind regards,
Markus

Hi,

if I use t:image with the image attribute set to the value
heximage(15,15,30,30,FFD8FFE... 940 hexchars following ...,centermiddle)
nothing is displayed.

A t:heximage component works if I set the hexdata attribute to the same value (i.e. the pure 947 hexchars).

What is the meaning of the leading slash and the separation by colon instead of semicolon?
The documentation uses only the semicolon (;) to separate processing steps
and nowhere I could find a slash in front of a processing command (e.g. rectangle).

Kind regards,
Markus

Is there a chance to use the image processing possibilities of bgpaint (/shear, /mirror, ...) with a t:heximage component?

Kind regards,
Markus