[platform-ant-dev] Re: Diver example - Here is the fix to welcome.java w

["Zahd Rahman" <zahidr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

Please note I have contact in high places.
If you search for Dana Nourie at the http://www.java.sun.com
website , you will find the quality of work she does.

I just thought I send this email as an introduction of myself.

Regards,
Zahid

----- Original Message -----
From: "Dana Nourie" <Dana.Nourie@xxxxxxx>
To: "Zahd Rahman" <zahidr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 11:42 PM
Subject: Re: Diver example - Here is the fix to welcome.java which works


> Excellent. I'll test this on a few machines and update those files.
>
> Thanks so much for providing your solution. Dana
>
> Zahd Rahman wrote:
> >
> > package divelog;
> >
> > /**
> >  * This class creates the content on the
> >  * Welcome tabbed pane in the Dive Log
> >  * application.
> >   * @version 1.0
> > */
> >
> > import javax.swing.*; //imported for buttons, labels, and images
> > import java.awt.*; //imported for layout manager
> >
> > public class Welcome extends JPanel
> > { //Opens class Welcome
> >
> >    // Variables for objects that are created.
> >    // in the class constructor
> >
> >    // Label that to hold the title and an image.
> >    private JLabel jl;
> >
> >    // Variable for the text area.
> >    private JTextArea ta;
> >
> >    // Label that to hold the image of a diver and fish.
> >    private JLabel diver;
> >
> >     // Class constructor that provides instruction on
> >     // how the Welcome object is built.
> >
> >     public Welcome()
> >     {  // Opens constructor
> >
> >        // Sets the layout by instantiating a
> >        // BorderLayout container in the
> >        // setLayout method.
> >
> >        setLayout(new BorderLayout());
> >
> >        // Sets the background color for this Welcome
> >        // panel object.
> >
> >        setBackground(Color.white);
> >
> >        // The dive flag image is created by making an
> >        // instance of a JLabel on which an image object
> >        // is initialized, calling the ImageIcon class
> >        // constructor.
> >        ImageIcon diverFlagIcon = null;
> >        java.net.URL flagURL =
> > ClassLoader.getSystemResource("images/diveflag.gif");
> >        diverFlagIcon = new ImageIcon(flagURL);
> >
> >        jl = new JLabel("Java(TM) Technology Dive Log",diverFlagIcon,
> > JLabel.CENTER);
> >        // Sets the font face and size for title.
> >        jl.setFont(new Font("Times-Roman", Font.BOLD, 17));
> >
> >        // Initialize a text area object that contains the text.
> >        // String concatenation is used to limit line length,
> >        // and \n creates new lines for a paragraph space.
> >
> >        ta = new JTextArea("This application uses a" +
> >        " typical Graphical User Interface (GUI), featuring AWT layout "+
> >        "managers and Project Swing components, such as buttons,
borders," +
> >        " text areas, menus, and more." +
> >        "\n\nIn addition, the dive log's functionality uses AWT event
> > handlers" +
> >        ", methods to manipulate data, Java I/O" +
> >        " to save user input to files, and " +
> >        "special classes to include HTML pages with live links.");
> >
> >        // Sets the font face and size for the text in the
> >        // text area. Line wrap is also set for the text
> >        // area, and the text area cannot be edited.
> >
> >        ta.setFont(new Font("SansSerif", Font.PLAIN, 14));
> >        ta.setLineWrap(true);
> >        ta.setWrapStyleWord(true);
> >        ta.setEditable(false);
> >
> >        // The following method creates a titled border
> >        // around the entire text area, using the BorderFactory
> >        // class.
> >        ta.setBorder(BorderFactory.createTitledBorder(
> >                  " Welcome to the Java Technology Dive Log "));
> >         // Creates an image object on the label object
> >
> >        ImageIcon diverIcon = null;
> >        java.net.URL driverURL =
> > ClassLoader.getSystemResource("images/diver.jpeg");
> >        diverIcon = new ImageIcon(driverURL);
> >        diver = new JLabel("",diverIcon, JLabel.CENTER);
> >        // Each of the objects jl, ta, and diver are
> >        // added to the layout with the add method.
> >        // The objects are postioned with the constraints:
> >        // NORTH, CENTER, and SOUTH.
> >        // Note that no objects have been added to East
> >        // or West.
> >
> >        add(jl, BorderLayout.NORTH);
> >        add(ta, BorderLayout.CENTER);
> >        add(diver, BorderLayout.SOUTH);
> >
> >       }// Closes Welcome constructor
> >
> >   }// Closes class Welcome
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Dana Nourie" <Dana.Nourie@xxxxxxx>
> > To: "Zahd Rahman" <zahidr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> > Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 4:59 AM
> > Subject: Re: Diver example
> >
> > > I'm hoping to have Part 5 available next month. Just finishing it up.
> > > Thanks for asking. Dana Nourie
> > >
> > > > Zahd Rahman wrote:
> > > >
> > > > When are parts 5 and 6 going to be available ?
> > > > Those are the most interesting especially the website.
> > > >
>
> --
> Dana Nourie
> Sun Microsystems
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