Example usage for com.google.gwt.user.client.ui DialogBox subclass-usage

Introduction

In this page you can find the example usage for com.google.gwt.user.client.ui DialogBox subclass-usage.

Usage

From source file gov.nist.appvet.gwt.client.gui.dialog.MessageDialogBox.java

public class MessageDialogBox extends DialogBox {

    public PushButton closeButton;
    public Label messageLabel = null;

    public MessageDialogBox(String message, boolean isErrorMessage) {

From source file gov.nist.appvet.gwt.client.gui.dialog.ReportUploadDialogBox.java

public class ReportUploadDialogBox extends DialogBox {

    public FormPanel uploadReportForm = null;
    public Label statusLabel = null;
    public FileUpload fileUpload = null;
    public PushButton submitButton = null;

From source file gov.nist.appvet.gwt.client.gui.dialog.UserAcctDialogBox.java

public class UserAcctDialogBox extends DialogBox {

    public PushButton cancelButton = null;
    public PushButton updateButton = null;
    public TextBox lastNameTextBox = null;
    public TextBox firstNameTextBox = null;

From source file gov.nist.appvet.gwt.client.gui.dialog.UserInfoAdminEditDialogBox.java

public class UserInfoAdminEditDialogBox extends DialogBox {

    public PushButton cancelButton = null;
    public PushButton okButton = null;
    public TextBox lastNameTextBox = null;
    public TextBox firstNameTextBox = null;

From source file gov.nist.appvet.gwt.client.gui.dialog.UsersDialogBox.java

public class UsersDialogBox extends DialogBox {

    class UserListHandler implements SelectionChangeEvent.Handler {
        UsersDialogBox usersDialogBox = null;

        public UserListHandler(UsersDialogBox usersDialogBox) {

From source file gov.noaa.pmel.dashboard.client.WindowBox.java

/**
 * Extension of the standard GWT DialogBox to provide a more "window"-like functionality. By default, the WindowBox
 * has two control-buttons in the top right corner of the header, which allow the box to be reduced to it's header
 * ("minimize") or the whole box to be hidden ("close"). The visiblity of these controls can be toggled seperately
 * with {@link #setMinimizeIconVisible(boolean)} and {@link #setCloseIconVisible(boolean)} respectively.
 * <br><br>

From source file gov.noaa.pmel.tmap.las.client.laswidget.WindowBox.java

/**
 * Extension of the standard GWT DialogBox to provide a more "window"-like functionality. By default, the WindowBox
 * has two control-buttons in the top right corner of the header, which allow the box to be reduced to it's header
 * ("minimize") or the whole box to be hidden ("close"). The visiblity of these controls can be toggled seperately
 * with {@link #setMinimizeIconVisible(boolean)} and {@link #setCloseIconVisible(boolean)} respectively.
 * <br><br>

From source file ie.wombat.ha.ui.client.AboutDeviceDialog.java

/**
 * A simple example of an 'about' dialog box.
 */
public class AboutDeviceDialog extends DialogBox {

    interface Binder extends UiBinder<Widget, AboutDeviceDialog> {

From source file ie.wombat.ha.ui.client.AboutDialog.java

/**
 * A simple example of an 'about' dialog box.
 */
public class AboutDialog extends DialogBox {

    interface Binder extends UiBinder<Widget, AboutDialog> {

From source file it.unibo.cs.v2.client.FlozDialogBox.java

public class FlozDialogBox extends DialogBox {
    private VerticalPanel innerPanel = new VerticalPanel();
    private HorizontalPanel buttonsPanel = new HorizontalPanel();

    public FlozDialogBox(String caption) {
        super();