I don't know about NetBeans but we just stick OpenMap's BasicMapPanel
into our JFrame to create map views within our applications and we have
control over the menu/toolbar structure. It takes away some of the
application configuration flexibility of OpenMap but it does give you
complete control over other aspects of your frame.
Christopher Hopkins
Principal Software Engineer
Division Software Engineer, Cognitive Systems Division
Charles River Analytics (
http://www.cra.com)
617-491-3474, x591
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Sent: Friday, June 29, 2007 2:53 PM
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Hello All,
Wondering if possible to create a development environment using
Netbeans, using Netbeans IDE to create main menu and supporting dialogs,
while using OpenMap to display graphics within the viewable area of the
main dialog?
The FAQ recommends using app.OpenMap.java as a starting point for
integrating OpenMap into an application. In the list archives, there
are posts from users who have used Netbeans to compile/debug OpenMap
source.
But has anybody used NetBeans to create/implement menus, and commented
out menulist.class in openmap.properties?
Mike Lackey
Brockwell Technologies, Inc.
256-876-0167
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