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This is the official Thinlet web blog designed to bring you the latest information and developments from the world of Thinlets. Here you will find the latest news, coding tips and releases from the best and smallest Java GUI framework.
Suite of Thinlet applications

Steven Bell has been busy building out a suite of small but useful applications, all written with Thinlet. In a novel way, he has even written a small Thinlet application to showcase his creations. The following applications have been written and deployed:
  • Time Tracker
    Logs time spent working on something.
    (Requires MySQL database, SQL to create db and table are included in the documentation)
  • Square Calc
    Calculates square footage, gallons of paint needed, and cost.
  • jIRK Client
    Super simple chat client.
  • Bug Reporter
    Bug Reporter is an applet, used for reporting bugs (of all things) so it's not available for download. The other three are.
To read more, view screenshots and download then visit http://www.keasdesign.net/thinlet
sfbell made this comment,
Just a brief update on my thinlets :) I have updated the Webpage applet that the keasdesign.net/thinlet page displays. More importantly though, I have released for testing/feedback/etc.. The jSQLcc application. It's available through download or, alternatively via webstart. Word of caution, if you use it via webstart, you will most likely be limited to databases on localhost. Working on that. Bug reports, feedback etc can be sent via the webpage applet.

Lastly, I started signing the jars. So you may get hit with a cert window every so often.

Thanks!
sfbell.

Visit me @ http://www.keasdesign.net/thinlet

comment added :: 10th July 2004, 05:53 GMT
A visitor made this comment,
I have created some code to allow for type down capabilities in a combobox.

You need to add a property to the combobox like this.

putProperty(genreCmbo, "typeDown", "0");

Add a global variable to your class that extends thinlet.

int lastTypeDownIndex=0;

Then add this method.

public void typeDown(String value, Object choice)
{
Object[] items = getItems(choice);
lastTypeDownIndex=Integer.valueOf(getProperty(choice, "typeDown").toString()).intValue();
lastTypeDownIndex++;

if(lastTypeDownIndex>value.length())
{
lastTypeDownIndex=value.length();
putProperty(choice, "typeDown", lastTypeDownIndex+"");
}

for(int i=0; i {
String itemText = getString(items[i], "text");

try
{
if(!(itemText.substring(0,lastTypeDownIndex).equalsIgnoreCase(value)))
{
value=value.substring(0, lastTypeDownIndex);
}
if((itemText.substring(0,value.length()).equalsIgnoreCase(value)))
{
setString(choice, "text", itemText);
putProperty(choice, "typeDown", lastTypeDownIndex+"");
break;
}
else
{
setString(choice, "text", value);
putProperty(choice, "typeDown", lastTypeDownIndex+"");
}
}
catch(Exception e){}
}
}

I realize that there are some small issues with it, but if you want to change it feel free.

Paul R. Johnson

Paul Johnson [fingers_magoo@mac.com]

comment added :: 23rd July 2004, 16:19 GMT
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