Package net.sourceforge.syncyoursecrets.gui.dialogs

Examples of net.sourceforge.syncyoursecrets.gui.dialogs.PasswordInputDialog

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    }
    File file = new File(selected);

    logger.debug("File selected " + file);

    PasswordInputDialog passwordDialog = new PasswordInputDialog(shell,
        "Password for " + file.getName(), "Enter password ", "",
        new DummyInputValidator());
    passwordDialog.open();
    String password = passwordDialog.getValue();

    logger.debug("Password entered, length is" + password.length());

    if (file.isFile() && file.canRead()) {
      PWListContentProvider contentProvider = (PWListContentProvider) view
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    File file = new File(selected);

    logger.debug("File selected for merge: " + file);

    PasswordInputDialog passwordDialog = new PasswordInputDialog(shell,
        "Password for " + file.getName(), "Enter password ", "",
        new DummyInputValidator());
    passwordDialog.open();
    String password = passwordDialog.getValue();
    logger.debug("Password entered, length is " + password.length());

    if (file.isFile() && file.canRead()) {
      PWListContentProvider contentProvider = (PWListContentProvider) view
          .getContentProvider();
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    // if the file exists, check for writeability
    if (!file.exists() || (file.exists() && file.canWrite())) {
      logger.debug("File is writable");
      // enter password for the 1st time
      PasswordInputDialog passwordDialog = new PasswordInputDialog(shell,
          "Password for " + file.getName(), "Enter password ", "",
          new DummyInputValidator());
      passwordDialog.open();
      String password1 = passwordDialog.getValue();
      logger.debug("Entered password for the 1st time, length is "
          + password1.length());

      // Re-enter password. Reusing the same dialog here is quicker to
      // implement than using a dialog with two password fields.
      passwordDialog = new PasswordInputDialog(shell, "Password for "
          + file.getName(), "Re-Enter password ", "",
          new DummyInputValidator());
      passwordDialog.open();
      String password2 = passwordDialog.getValue();

      logger.debug("Entered password for the 1st time, length is "
          + password1.length());
      if (password1.equals(password2)) {
        logger.info("Entered passwords match, OK");
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    fileDialog.setText("Select File");
    // Open Dialog and save result of selection
    String selected = fileDialog.open();

    File file = new File(selected);
    PasswordInputDialog passwordDialog = new PasswordInputDialog(shell,
        "Password for " + file.getName(), "Enter password ", "",
        new DummyInputValidator());
    passwordDialog.open();
    String password = passwordDialog.getValue();

    if (file.isFile() && file.canRead()) {
      PWListContentProvider contentProvider = (PWListContentProvider) view
          .getContentProvider();
      try {
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    fileDialog.setText("Select file to merge");
    // Open Dialog and save result of selection
    String selected = fileDialog.open();

    File file = new File(selected);
    PasswordInputDialog passwordDialog = new PasswordInputDialog(shell,
        "Password for " + file.getName(), "Enter password ", "",
        new DummyInputValidator());
    passwordDialog.open();
    String password = passwordDialog.getValue();

    if (file.isFile() && file.canRead()) {
      PWListContentProvider contentProvider = (PWListContentProvider) view
          .getContentProvider();
      try {
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    File file = new File(selected);
    // if the file exists, check for writeability
    if (!file.exists() || (file.exists() && file.canWrite())) {
      // enter password for the 1st time
      PasswordInputDialog passwordDialog = new PasswordInputDialog(shell,
          "Password for " + file.getName(), "Enter password ", "",
          new DummyInputValidator());
      passwordDialog.open();
      String password1 = passwordDialog.getValue();

      // Re-enter password. Reusing the same dialog here is quicker to
      // implement than using a dialog with two password fields.
      passwordDialog = new PasswordInputDialog(shell, "Password for "
          + file.getName(), "Re-Enter password ", "",
          new DummyInputValidator());
      passwordDialog.open();
      String password2 = passwordDialog.getValue();

      if (password1.equals(password2)) {
        String password = password1;
        PWListContentProvider contentProvider = (PWListContentProvider) view
            .getContentProvider();
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Related Classes of net.sourceforge.syncyoursecrets.gui.dialogs.PasswordInputDialog

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  • net.sourceforge.syncyoursecrets.gui.rcp.handler.OpenFileHandler
  • net.sourceforge.syncyoursecrets.gui.rcp.handler.SaveAsHandler
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