org.pentaho.reportdesigner.lib.client.i18n.TranslationManager
The translation manager can be used to load translations using keys. Regular java property files are used as the underlying storage mechanism (see /res/Translations.properties).
The values in the property file use standard MessageFormat syntax to specify parameters.
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String text = TranslationManager.getInstance().getTranslation("R", "SaveReportCommand.Text");
int mnemonic = TranslationManager.getInstance().getMnemonic("R", "SaveReportCommand.Text");
int displayedMnemonicIndex = TranslationManager.getInstance().getDisplayedMnemonicIndex("R", "SaveReportCommand.Text");
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org.pentaho.reportdesigner.lib.client.components.CenterPanelDialog
The CenterPanelDialog class is an extension to the regular JDialog. setCenterPanel is used to set the actual content of the dialog (without buttons).
Dialog buttons (sizing, default command, cancel command)
Buttons can be added using CenterPanelDialog#setButtons.
The first two parameters of setButtons are used to mark the default and cancel button. A dialog containing one close button thus leads in a possibly strange looking call like:
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dialog.setButtons(closeButton/*to mark as default*/, closeButton/*to mark as cancel*/, closeButton/*to really add the button*/);
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passing null as an argument will add a small gap between buttons e.g:
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dialog.setButtons(okButton, cancelButton, okButton, cancelButton, null, resetButton);
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will lead to a dialog with three buttons ("OK", "Cancel", "Reset") with a small gap between the cancel and the reset button. okButton is the default, cancelButton is used when disposing the dialog.
Initially focused component
CenterPanelDialog#setInitialFocusedComponent
Extended modality (only effective when running on Java 6)
CenterPanelDialog#setModalitycan be used to make the dialog only modal to the parent dialog or to the whole application. http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/awt/Dialog.html#setModalityType(java.awt.Dialog.ModalityType)CenterPanelDialog#setModalExclusionTypehttp://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/awt/Window.html#setModalExclusionType(java.awt.Dialog.ModalExclusionType)