Automatic resizing of Window

I've created a window that let's the user know that a child transaction
is being started. I add three dots to a TextGraphic widget message
until the child task is started. However, the window pane automatically
gets bigger every time the three dots are added (using a TickInterval
parameter). I tried coding the widget as a size of explicit, but then
the dots aren't added. I also tried setting the autosize enabled option
on the Window property to off, but this hasn't seemed to help. I've
sized the window with more than enough room for the extra dots, but the
window still gets resized each time. I am using the UpdateFromData
method to update the window.
I want the dots to be added with the window pane resizing itself
everytime.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave
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I want the dots to be added with the window pane resizing itselfeverytime. <<
Don't you mean **without resizing** ?
I tried coding the widget as a size of explicit <<This should work, but you will have to manually re-size the TextGraphic
on the window to a sufficient width.
An alternative would be to group this widget into a panel and then
re-size the panel to a sufficient width and set the panel size policy to
explicit (default).
Hope this helps.
Prashant.
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Reply To: Ehrlich, Dave
Sent: Monday, August 10, 1998 3:02 PM
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Subject: Automatic resizing of Window
I've created a window that let's the user know that a child
transaction
is being started. I add three dots to a TextGraphic widget message
until the child task is started. However, the window pane
automatically
gets bigger every time the three dots are added (using a TickInterval
parameter). I tried coding the widget as a size of explicit, but then
the dots aren't added. I also tried setting the autosize enabled
option
on the Window property to off, but this hasn't seemed to help. I've
sized the window with more than enough room for the extra dots, but
the
window still gets resized each time. I am using the UpdateFromData
method to update the window.
I want the dots to be added with the window pane resizing itself
everytime.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave
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Automatic Resizing Problems

I am having serious troubles with my components resizing automatically when the window is resized or the contents within the component change. Namely, tree and list components. Every time I add an element to a tree or list component, the container that the tree or list is placed in resizes to match the longest element within the tree or list. I have researched my Pure JFC Swing book from cover to cover trying to find a fix for this, and have had no luck. Can somebody help me remedy this problem?

Ok, I haven't added anything to exit the system when you close the window. Also, I have chosen not to repeat any code for a JTree at all. It would take too long. This is code for a JList component. Try entering a really long e-mail and also a short one.
class NameFrame extends JFrame{
     Container contentPane = getContentPane();
     public NameFrame(String title, int w, int h){
          super(title);
          setSize(w,h);
          contentPane.add(new NamePanel());
class NamePanel extends JPanel implements ActionListener{
     JList list;
     JTextField email;
     JButton addButton;
     Container contentPane = getContentPane();
     Vector listData = new Vector();
     public NamePanel(){
          addButton = new JButton("Add");
          addButton.addActionListener(this);
          addButton.setActionCommand("Add");
          add(addButton);
          email = new JTextField("", 20);
          add(email);
          list = new JList();
          list.setVisibleRowCount(4);
          list.setSelectionMode(ListSelectionModel.SINGLE_INTERVAL_SELECTION);
          list.setSelectionBackground(Color.blue);
          list.setSelectionForeground(Color.white);
          list.addListSelectionListener(this);
          JScrollPane sp = new JScrollPane(list, ScrollPaneConstants.VERTICAL_SCROLLBAR_AS_NEEDED, ScrollPaneConstants.HORIZONTAL_SCROLLBAR_AS_NEEDED);
          add(sp);
     public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ae){
          String but = ae.getActionCommand();
          if(but.equals("Add")){
               listData.addElement(email.getText());
               list.setListData(listData);
               email.setText("");
class A{
     public static void main(String[] args){
          NameFrame nf = new NameFrame();
          nf.show();
Then, click the window and watch it re-size to match the longest one. I don't like this, I would like to keep it the same size at all times no matter what size e-mail is entered.
Your dilligence is greatly appreciated....

Automatically resizing the tray with respect to iView Size

Hi,
I want width of the tray should be automatically resized same as the width of the iView in page layout of the SAP EP.
I have tried to set the same using "Width of the External Window" property of the iView from content administrator but it doesn't work.
Any help??
Thanks,
Prashant

hi
Prashanth,
you can set the size of the iView trays from the theme editor
goto sys admin,
portal display.
theme editor
select your theme
under Complex elements
iView trays
but her too you can make it automatic or dynamic(changing the size according to the iViews).
but can set the size of the trays...
thas is it.
Cheers.......

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Hi,
I started playing around with the new scene builder. I love it!
In the past I added the menubar into the top area of a border pane. If I resized the window to full screen, the menubar also automatically resized to full screen.
It seems to me that scene builder doesn't support a border pane (scene builder use anchor pane).
This is how it looks like if I resize the window:
|__Menu__!
|
|_______________
And it should look like this:
|__Menu_________!
|
|_______________

@Josef
BorderPane support will be added in an upcoming Developer Preview build.
In the mean-time, you can anchor the MenuBar:
Select the MenuBar, go the Layout part of the Inspector and click on the Left and Right Anchors in the AnchorPane Constraints to activate them.

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