Applet

[bob]

Hello Robert (another Robert...like me ), hello all,

Sorry for my language but i don't speak well english...

I'm sorry but i don't know how to compile your java script into an applet. I never do that and i don't know where to start...

Is there a project for that, or a howto ?

The only thing i found it's this file :

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package org.fife.ui.rsyntaxtextarea.demo;

import javax.swing.*;

import org.fife.ui.rsyntaxtextarea.*;


/**
 * Demo application for {@link RSyntaxTextArea}.
 *
 * @author Robert Futrell
 * @version 1.0
 */
public class RSyntaxTextAreaDemoApplet extends JApplet {


   public RSyntaxTextAreaDemoApplet() {
      try {
         UIManager.setLookAndFeel(UIManager.getSystemLookAndFeelClassName());
      } catch (Exception e) {
         e.printStackTrace(); // Never happens
      }
      setRootPane(new DemoRootPane());
   }


   public void start() {
      super.start();
      ((DemoRootPane)getRootPane()).focusTextArea();
   }


}


Itried to compile this class with that command :
java -classpath C:\Sun\AppServer\jdk\bin\rsyntaxtextarea.jar;. RSyntaxTextAreaDemoApplet

...but nothing append.

thanks

[bob]

Edit : sorry, with that command :

javac -classpath C:\Sun\AppServer\jdk\bin\rsyntaxtextarea.jar RSyntaxTextAreaDemoApplet.java

[bob]

OK, i find the begening...

[robert]

Hi Bob,

Does your last reply mean you've figured it out?

If you want to build the RSTA demo, do the following:

• Download the two projects RSyntaxTextArea and RSyntaxTextAreaDemo. Either get the latest of each from SourceForge, or from the Subversion repository if you like to stay on the bleeding edge (it usually stays pretty stable).
  
  
• If you check them out using Eclipse, you can run either the standalone application or applet version of the RSTA demo by simply opening either RSyntaxTextAreaDemoApp.java or RSyntaxTextAreaDemoApplet.java (both in RSyntaxTextAreaDemo under src/org/fife/ui/rsyntaxtextarea/demo) and clicking "Run" in the toolbar. Or RMB -> Run As -> Java Application. Or however else you prefer to launch it. Although I don't use NetBeans, I'm sure it provides very similar functionality.
  
  
• If you'd rather use just the command line, then assuming both projects share the same parent folder, build both projects with Apache Ant, then you can run the demo's executable jar:
  

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       cd RSyntaxTextArea
     ant
     cd ../RSyntaxTextAreaDemo
     ant
     java -jar dist/rsyntaxtextarea_demo.jar


Let me know if you have any problems with this!

[bob]

Hi Robert,

Thanks for reply ! You are cool.

Does your last reply mean you've figured it out?

Let me know if you have any problems with this!

No problem with your explanations. I'm not using ANT for the moment, only the jdk and it seems that everything works.

For the moment, i just traduct your menu in french (the more easy ) and now, i'm going to look for loading a file remotely (i don't know if it's easy to do that but i'm going to try...).

Have a good day.

[bob]

I've got another question if i can : is it possible to paste text from the clipboard ?
I can't do and i wonder wonder if this is normal ?

[robert]

Yes, RSTA can access the clipboard. Are you running the applet demo in a browser? If so then it's likely because it's an unsigned applet, and unsigned applets can't access the clipboard. it should fall back to using a "local clipboard," however; that is, you can copy and paste within the applet's editor. Just access to/from the local system is forbidden.

If you wanted to use RSTA in an applet and have access to the system clipboard, you'd have to sign it first.

[bob]

Are you running the applet demo in a browser?

Yes. I'd like to use your applet to replace codepress which is no longer maintained...

If you wanted to use RSTA in an applet and have access to the system clipboard, you'd have to sign it first.

Ok. So let's go to sign it Thanks.