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applications:workscreen_title [2018/02/07 06:55] admin created |
applications:workscreen_title [2020/07/01 16:43] (current) cduncan Edited for English grammar (capitalization, punctuation, correct verb conjugation) |
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| - | ~~Title: Set frame title of WorkScreen~~ | + | ~~Title: Set Frame Title of Workscreen~~ |
| - | A work-screen doesn't have a title and it doesn't know the layout of the application which means that it doesn't know if it will be shown as window (= internal frame) or embedded as simple panel or something else. The application handles the whole layout. | + | A workscreen doesn't have a title and it doesn't know the layout of the application which means that it doesn't know if it will be shown as window (internal frame) or embedded as simple panel or something else. The application handles the whole layout. |
| But it's possible to change the title of the window. You have different options: | But it's possible to change the title of the window. You have different options: | ||
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| </file> If your application or workscreen manager doesn't use frames, nothing will happen. | </file> If your application or workscreen manager doesn't use frames, nothing will happen. | ||
| - | * The recommended solution is using a ''DataSourceWorkScreen'' as super class of your work-screen. The ''DataSourceWorkScreen'' contains methods like ''setTitle''. So it's super simple to call: \\ <file java> | + | * The recommended solution is using a ''DataSourceWorkScreen'' as super class of your workscreen. The ''DataSourceWorkScreen'' contains methods like ''setTitle''. So it's super simple to call: \\ <file java> |
| setTitle("My workscreen title"); | setTitle("My workscreen title"); | ||
| </file> The code behind this method is: \\ <file java> | </file> The code behind this method is: \\ <file java> | ||