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--- jvx:client:gui:custom_factory [2018/02/02 11:22]
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+++ jvx:client:gui:custom_factory [2024/11/18 10:42] (current)
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 ~~NOTRANS~~
-~~Title: Custom IFactory implementation~~
+~~Title: Custom IFactory Implementation~~
-Sometimes you need additional methods in your UI factory, e.g. create custom controls, preconfigure existing controls.
+Sometimes you need additional methods in your UI factory, e.g., create custom controls or preconfigure existing controls.
 The UI factory is one of the first classes that is instantiated from a launcher. If you need a custom factory, use an application parameter to configure it.
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 package apps.firstapp;
-import javax.rad.genui.UIImage;
+import jvx.rad.genui.UIImage;
-import javax.rad.ui.IAlignmentConstants;
+import jvx.rad.ui.IAlignmentConstants;
-import javax.rad.ui.component.IButton;
+import jvx.rad.ui.component.IButton;
 import com.sibvisions.rad.ui.swing.impl.SwingFactory;
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 </file>
-Our factory extends the default SwingFactory and overwrites createButton. All created buttons have a default icon, no border and the text is left aligned.
+Our factory extends the default SwingFactory and overwrites createButton. All created buttons have a default icon, no border, and the text is left aligned.
-Now we configure our custom factory via commandline:
+Now we configure our custom factory via command-line:
-<java script>
+<file script>
 java -cp... apps.firstapp.FirstApplication "" Launcher.uifactory=apps.firstapp.CustomSwingFactory
-</java>
+</file>
 The second parameter defines a config file, but we don't use one. It is also possible to put the factory parameter in a config file together with other parameters. All configuration options are described in [[jvx:client:gui:application_parameters|this article]].