List of wasOkPressed() Examples

Examples of wasOkPressed()

org.jitterbit.application.ui.widget.WizardStyleDialog.wasOkPressed()
org.jitterbit.ui.dialog.KongaDialog.wasOkPressed()
Checks if the OK option was pressed. The OK option in this context includes the YES and the APPLY options too. @return true iff the OK (or YES orAPPLY) button was pressed. @see #setWasOkPressed(boolean)
org.jitterbit.ui.input.InputPanelDialog.wasOkPressed()
util.ui.ExecuteSettingsDialog.wasOKPressed()
Was OK pressed ? @return true, if OK was pressed

Examples of org.jitterbit.ui.input.InputPanelDialog.wasOkPressed()

     */
    public Point open() {
        PointInputPanel panel = new PointInputPanel(initialValue, caption);
        InputPanelDialog dialog = createDialog(panel);
        dialog.setVisible(true);
        return dialog.wasOkPressed() ? panel.getNewCoordinates() : null;
    }


    private InputPanelDialog createDialog(final PointInputPanel panel) {
        final InputPanelDialog dialog = new InputPanelDialog(owner, panel, title);
        dialog.setResizable(false);

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Examples of util.ui.ExecuteSettingsDialog.wasOKPressed()

    execSettingsDialog = new ExecuteSettingsDialog(parent, mExecFileStr,
        mExecParamStr);


    execSettingsDialog.setVisible(true);


    if (execSettingsDialog.wasOKPressed()) {
      mExecFileStr = execSettingsDialog.getExecutable();
      mExecParamStr = execSettingsDialog.getParameters();
    }


  }

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