Uses of Interface
net.sf.cuf.fw2.Disposable

Packages that use Disposable

Package	Description
net.sf.cuf.fw2	This package contains a "medium" sized framework for structuring a Java Swing or JavaFX client, and is based on the interfaces in the net.sf.cuf.fw package.

Uses of Disposable in net.sf.cuf.fw2

Subinterfaces of Disposable in net.sf.cuf.fw2

Modifier and Type	Interface and Description
interface	AppDc A AppDc enhances the basic Dc interface with support for AppEvent's and serves as a dialog coordinator for any number of DialogDc objects. There is one AppDc/AppPc pair per top-level application window.
interface	AppPc A AppPc enhances the basic Pc interface with support for AppEvent's and an enhanced life cycle.
interface	DialogDc A DialogDc enhances the basic Dc interface with a more powerful dialog lifecycle and support for AppEvent's. A DialogDc object is in one of the following five states: not exist (before new was called) created (new was called and an object exists) initialized (after the call to init()) active (after a call to doActivate()) passive (after a call to doPassivate()) The life cycle is typical for top level dialogs, that can be activated by the user through some menu/toobar/...
interface	DialogPc A DialogPc enhances the basic Pc interface with support for AppEvent's, a standardized interface for a DialogDc to get the visual presentation for the dialog and a dispose() method for an enhanced lifecycle.

Classes in net.sf.cuf.fw2 that implement Disposable

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
class	AbstractAppDc The AbstractAppDc implements the common stuff (AppEvent handling) of the AppDc interface.
class	AbstractDialogDc The AbstractDialogDc implements the common stuff (AppEvent handling, canPassivate check) of the DialogDc interface.
class	AbstractDialogPc The AbstractDialogPc implements the common stuff (AppEvent handling) of the DialogPc interface.
class	AbstractSwingAppPc The AbstractSwingAppPc implements the common stuff of the AppPc interface.
class	DialogManager This helper class manages the opening and closing of dialogs.