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release41 branch was made on Apr 03 '05 for use in the NetBeans 4.1 release.
Specification versions: 6.0 begins after this point.
release40 branch was made on Nov 01 '04 for use in the NetBeans 4.0 release.
Specification versions: 5.0 begins after this point.
Fuller descriptions of all changes can be found below (follow links).
Not all deprecations are listed here, assuming that the deprecated APIs continue to essentially work. For a full deprecation list, please consult the Javadoc.
WizardDescriptor.ArrayIteratorWizardDescriptor constructor.getProperties added to WizardDescriptorWizardDescriptor.PanelProgressInstantiatingIterator addedAsynchronousInstantiatingIterator addedAsynchronousValidationgPanel addedNotifyDescriptor.getDefaultValue() leaf to DialogDescriptor
These API specification versions may be used to indicate that a module requires a certain API feature in order to function. For example, if you see here a feature you need which is labelled 1.20, your manifest should contain in its main attributes the line:
OpenIDE-Module-Module-Dependencies: org.openide.dialogs > 1.20
WizardDescriptor.ArrayIteratorWizardDescriptor constructor.getProperties added to WizardDescriptorWizardDescriptor.PanelProgressInstantiatingIterator addedAsynchronousInstantiatingIterator addedAsynchronousValidationgPanel addedNotifyDescriptor.getDefaultValue() leaf to DialogDescriptor
org.openide.DialogDescriptorleaf to DialogDescriptor
org.openide.DialogDisplayerorg.openide.NotificationLineSupportorg.openide.NotifyDescriptorNotifyDescriptor.getDefaultValue() org.openide.WizardDescriptorWizardDescriptor.ArrayIteratorWizardDescriptor constructor.getProperties added to WizardDescriptorWizardDescriptor.PanelProgressInstantiatingIterator addedAsynchronousInstantiatingIterator addedAsynchronousValidationgPanel addedorg.openide.WizardValidationExceptionNotifyDescriptor NotificationLineSupport; made by: jrechtacek; issues:
#148730WizardDescriptor; made by: mkubec; issues:
#137737WizardDescriptor; made by: mkubec; issues:
#138128WizardDescriptor.ArrayIteratorWizardDescriptor; made by: jglick; issues:
#106208List<Panel<Data>> was added
to ArrayIterator to avoid the need for generic array construction
by client code.
WizardDescriptor constructor.WizardDescriptor; made by: jtulach; issues:
#102261WizardDescriptor constructor for subclasses.
It allows to eliminate unchecked warnings.
getProperties added to WizardDescriptorWizardDescriptor; made by: jtulachWizardDescriptor
added to the class.
DialogDisplayer; made by: dsimonek; issues:
#92570WizardDescriptor.PanelWizardDescriptor; made by: jtulach; issues:
#92762WizardDescriptor.Panel and WizardDescriptor.Iterator
has been generified to take generic type for data passed
into readSettings and storeSettings
objects.
DialogDisplayer; made by: jtulach; issues:
#35067ProgressInstantiatingIterator addedWizardDescriptor; made by: jrechtacek; issues:
#58889ProgressInstantiatingIterator notifies users while instantiate
is running by a progress bar, this progress bar is integrated into wizard panel.
Instantiating of newly created objects is invoked asynchronously.
AsynchronousInstantiatingIterator addedWizardDescriptor; made by: jrechtacek; issues:
#62161AsynchronousInstantiatingIterator allows to implement
asynchronous instantating of newly created objects. Wizard's framework
esures that the method AsynchronousInstantiatingIterator.instantiate()
will be called ouside of an event queue.
AsynchronousValidationgPanel addedWizardDescriptor; made by: pkuzel; issues:
#58530AsynchronousValidatingPanel allows to implement
background validation that does not block UI thread. I.e. UI
thread can be used to render validation progress.
NotifyDescriptor.getDefaultValue() NotifyDescriptor; made by: jrechtacek; issues:
#56878NotifyDescriptor.getDefaultValue() returns object which represents the default value.
This default value is introduced in the constructor of NotifyDescriptor.
leaf to DialogDescriptor
DialogDescriptor; made by: jrechtacekAdded the parameter leaf in constructor of the DialogDescriptor.
The parameter is not mandatory and can be set manually.
If this parameter is false (as default), all works as before.
If the parameter leaf is true, then a dialog which is created by this
descriptor cannot own any other windows.
WizardDescriptor; made by: jrechtacek; issues:
#44513Set getInstantiatedObjects. This method
returns set of newly instantiated objects if the wizard has been correctly finished.
The empty set is returned as default, if the wizard uses the InstantiatingIterator
then returns a set of Object as same as InstantiatingIterator.instantiate() does.
The method throws the exception IllegalStateException if this method
is called on the unfinished wizard.
WizardDescriptor; made by: jrechtacek; issues:
#42192WizardDescriptor.InstantiatingIterator extends WizardDescriptor.Iterator
and contains the methods for initialize/uninitialize the iterator and the central method
instantiate which returns a set on instantiated objects.
WizardDescriptor; made by: jrechtacek; issues:
#7706Finish button. This interface WizardDescriptor.FinishablePanel
extends WizardDescriptor.Panel and adds a method isFinishPanel()
which returns if Finish button could be enabled. WizardDescriptor.FinishPanel
is now deprecated, the preferred way is using FinishablePanel instead.
WizardDescriptor WizardValidationException; made by: jrechtacek; issues:
#23116Next or Finish button is clicked.
This interface WizardDescriptor.ValidatingPanel extends WizardDescriptor.Panel
and adds a method validate() which is called when un user clicked Next
or Finish button. If validation fails the wizard doesn't move to next panel nor finish,
the WizardValidationException is thrown and it returns which component
fails (in a wizard's panel) and provides a error message to notify the user about.
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