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Quoted from "htillmann" is there any new information about this issue? I try to get Jabaco running on Win7 pro behind a proxy too. XPmode doesn't work either, same error message. Please try the following out: 1. Close Jabaco, if it is running 2. Load in Notepad the file Jabco.xml in your Jabaco-directory 3. In the third line is a <Param Name="CheckVersion" Value="true"/> change there the Value top "false". So that in the line stand <Param Name="CheckVersion" Value="false"/> 4. save the file aga...
Quoted from "JasonS" Awesome. Thats only the Basic, which is most similar to Jabaco, I think. But there existing more programs, with which you can develop for Android in Basic, For example - Monkey (created by the developer of BlitzBasic) - GLBasic - etc. Greatings theuserbl
One of the advantages of Jabaco is the GUI-designer and the framework. So you can "draw" your GUI-applications. If you write for Android, then this advantage no longer exits. In this case, you have only the BASIC-language, without the other nice things. But there existing Basic4Android. There you can "draw" Android-applications, and write the code in BASIC. Greatings theuserbl
Quoted from "Dani" I think a core step would be to get the framework development up and runnig again. What's wrong with the Framework? Its the only part, which is OpenSource. If you find an error in it, then fix it or mention the error here. Quoted The framework is a powerful part of Jabaco and Manuel did right to open it to the comunity. The comunity was a lot more active when it was still compiling and everyone could download the same 'official' and working version! The "offical and working v...
Thanks for the bug report. Bug is now fixed. Download the file [ Jabaco-rev89.jar ] rename it to "Jabaco.jar" and replace the Jabaco.jar in your Jabaco-directory with this file. Then start Jabaco again. Greatings theuserbl
Little update for the jbaBuilder: [ jbaBuilder002.jar ] It now can save files to a similar XML-format like the Jabaco jsrc files (but don't working currently corect). Greatings theuserbl
There are a lot of possibilities to do it. If you want to create a red border, you can write Jabaco Source 1 Shape4.BorderColor = RGB(255, 0, 0) or Jabaco Source 1 Shape4.BorderColor = &Hff or Jabaco Source 1 Shape4.BorderColor = &H0000ff or Jabaco Source 1 Shape4.BorderColor = 255 or Jabaco Source 1 Shape4.BorderColor = ColorToRGB(Color.red) or Jabaco Source 1 Shape4.BorderColor = ColorToRGB(New Color(255, 0, 0)) If you want to change the BackColor of an Shape, be sure, that you have set the Ba...
Quoted from "OSBI_Fan" ich würde gerne (irgend) ein Jabaco Projekt testweise nach Netbeans oder in die XDEV3 IDE übernehmen. Sofern Du dort in Java entwickelst, geht es. Juli 2011 hatte ich auch mal das Calculator Sample 1 zu 1 nach Java konvertiert: [ Calculator.zip ] Quoted from "OSBI_Fan" Ziel: Schnelle Entwicklung und Prototyping sowie Vereinfachung der Migration bestehender Business-Anwendungen (MS Accsess VBA / MS Excel VBA) auf Java. Naja, dafür ist es nun eher nicht geeignet. Wenn Du es...
Sadly, I am currently so busy in my job. So I haven't the time to integrate it in FileSystem.jsrc. But for the moment here an implementation, you can use in your program: Jabaco Source 1 2 3 4 5 6 Public Function FileDateTime(path As String) As Date Dim file As New java#io#File(path) Dim modifiedTime As Long = file.lastModified() Dim myDate As Date = New Date(modifiedTime) FileDateTime = myDate End Function Greatings theuserbl
Hmmm.. don't know, why it don't work. But it should do: Jabaco Source 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 * Listing1604.java */ import java.util.*; public class Listing1604 { public static void main(String[] args) { System.setProperty ("http.agent", "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0)"); Properties sysprops = System.getProperties(); Enumeration propnames = sysprops.propertyNames(); while (propnames.hasMoreElements()) { String propname = (String)propnames.nextElemen...
One reason why fireLoaded() exists is BECAUSE the windows having frames. For example: If you write in Java Jabaco Source 1 2 3 JFrame f = new JFrame("My Window"); f.setSize(400,300); f.setVisible(true); your window WITH its frame is 400 pixel width and 300 pixel height. If you set in Jabaco the size of a Jabaco Form with width 400 and height 300, then it is the size in the frame. Without the platformdependent decorations. In Java existing for example an other possibility to do this behavior: Jab...
Quoted 6. Load the file "FrameworkTest.jba" in the directory VB of the Jabaco-Framework in your Jabaco-IDE 7. Compile it with Jabaco Important: Don't compile direct after loading FrameworkTest.jba in the IDE. Jabaco have a bug, so that it don't compile correct. So - load FrameworkTest.jba in your IDE - waint until you can navigate with your cursor keys in the IDE (!) - now you can compile the program Greatings theuserbl
Quoted from "Dani" Also theuserbl, since you are probably the only one left around here who has considerably knowledge about the Jabaco framework, did you happen to look at my post: http://www.jabaco.org/board/770-jbdialog…uplocation.html Do you have any thoughts or even solution for that? Currently not. At the moment I haven't looked deep at it. But when the dialog ist first at the wrong position and then on the right one, it have probably to do with fireLoaded: http://code.google.com/p/jabaco...
Hi Dani! I have no experiences in that area. But bacause you write something in Java, it could be helpful to ask in a Java Forum. And because you are from germany, I can recommend you http://www.java-forum.org/ , which is in german and which I have also many times contacted for questions. Greatings theuserbl
Updated version of this early preview: [ JbaCompilerPreview003.jar ] Now it supports in XML written events. But again, you need a Module1 and Form1. For example: If you have created a form called "Form1" and have drawn a CommandButton in it, then you can write Jabaco Source 1 2 3 Public Sub Command1_Click() MsgBox("Your message") End Sub or Jabaco Source 1 2 3 Public Sub Command1_Click() System.out.println("Your message") End Sub Calling functions is currently not supported. But to test the even...
This is only a minor news. If your project have a method called "Method1" with the sub "main" and a form called "Form1", then the XML part of the form can be compiled (sadly without events): JbaCompilerPreview002.jar Own sourcecode is included. It is only a very early preview. So, if you want to look, how a form looks like, then better use the FormViewer: http://www.jabaco.org/board/687-formview…jsrc-files.html The only change from version "Preview001" to "Preview"002" is, that you can now run t...
For example create in the designer a Button and write then in the Form of it: Jabaco Source 1 2 3 4 5 6 Public Sub Command1_Click() Dim aviso As VBMsgBoxResult aviso=MsgBox ("high failure period", VBMsgBoxStyle.vbOKCancel) MsgBox(aviso) MsgBox(aviso.getName) 'works only with Jabaco Framework versions newer then that, which comes with Jabaco 1.5.2 End Sub
Quoted from "MelX" Are programs made with Jabaco cross-platform? Yes. So long you don't use the command called WinAPI. Because WinAPI makes use of [ MativeCall/ ], which gives the possibility to use Windows Native functions in Java - and so in Jabaco. Quoted It says Jabaco executables will run on any platform that supports Java, but aren't controls like Winsock on Windows only? With Winsock I am not sure. But I think JasonS using it in some of his programs. And his programs running on Linux, to...
Quoted from "Dani" it looks like grey is mixed with white in VB! It looks more like an "emboss-effect". So not only a changed color. Have myself tried out to create something in Visual Basic Express 2008. In this screenshot index.php?page=Attachment&attachmentID=301 in every row is the same ForeColor. And in the first colum all are enabled and in the second are disabled. I have created one window where every background is green and one, where every background is red. The Background of the butto...
Hmmm.. have again looked at it. The Caption color is set with ForeColor: Source code 1 Command1.ForeColor So I have to say, what an disabled button have to look like. How solved VB6 this problem? I can mix the ForeColor with white or black or gray. Or set it per default to gray. And which gray color? #808080 ? Don't know. Or is it better to input a new Property called ForeColorDisabled or so? And hopw to call it? ForeColorDisabled? DisabledForeColor ? ForeDisabledColor ? DisabledColor ? Greating...
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