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1. ActionCommand vs AbstractActionCommandExecutor    forum.springsource.org

Can some breifly explain the purpose ActionCommand, AbstractActionCommandExecutor. As they both seem to serve same purpose and are causing little confusion. Aslo in sample app both are used and I just ...

2. Form via ActionCommand: no validation    forum.springsource.org

Form via ActionCommand: no validation Hi, I've created a new Spring RCP project based on the archetype project. I've added a simple form that's controlled by a ActionCommand class. I've added ...

3. A dynamically enabled ActionCommand    forum.springsource.org

Good Day, Version: Spring RCP 0.1.0 If I have an ActionCommand that I would to make visible if certain criteria is met in the front-end. For example, in the menu I ...

4. ActionCommand not maintaining the parameters added after execution!    forum.springsource.org

The parameters added to ActionCommand will get cleared once it is executed. If any temporary parameters are added by the framework during execution like actionEvent then only those should be removed. ...

5. Communication between: ActionCommand <-> View    forum.springsource.org

Communication between: ActionCommand <-> View Hello. I'm complete newbie in terms of SRC, but I really like this framework and I think it has great potential. I have came up with ...

6. Changing label of an ActionCommand    forum.springsource.org

Hi, I have a bunch of ActionCommands in a popup menu on a tree. It works like this: Code: this.commands.createTargetableActionCommand(COMMAND_ID, this.command); CommandGroup group = this.commands.createCommandGroup("treeCommandGroup", new Object[] { COMMAND_ID }); getTree().addMouseListener(new ...

7. ActionCommand in FormPages    forum.springsource.org

ActionCommand in FormPages Hi all, what is the best way to handle ActionCommand in FormPages? I came up with this: Code: protected JComponent createControl() { Application.services().getCommandConfigurer().configure(actionCommand); ... JButton actionCommandButton = actionCommand.createButton(); ...