Bug 42533

Summary:	Making JSVGScrollPane as a JavaBean
Product:	Batik - Now in Jira	Reporter:	Hervé Girod <herve.girod>
Component:	GVT	Assignee:	Batik Developer's Mailing list <batik-dev>
Status:	NEW ---
Severity:	enhancement
Priority:	P3
Version:	1.7
Target Milestone:	---
Hardware:	All
OS:	All
Attachments:	patch for making JSVGScrollPane as a JavaBean

Description Hervé Girod 2007-05-28 17:58:24 UTC

As stated in Batik dev mailing list, and also in Netbeans mailing list, it would
be nice to have JSVGScrollPane as a JavaBean. step is (relatively) easy, one
just need to:
- add a new "no-argument' constructor (making sure that all the component,
except  the enclosed canvas, it initialized)
- add a new method allowing to set the enclosing JSVGCanvas.

With the above patch, Netbeans recognize it as a bean and it is possible to use
it in Matisse, for example. The modification in the initial constructor is very
limited (just reused the code of the no-argument" constructor, so I'm pretty
sure that it works exactly like before, but I'm have no tried for now to
construct a "fully functional" JSVGScrollPane in Matisse.

Comment 1 Hervé Girod 2007-05-28 17:59:11 UTC

Created attachment 20283 [details]
patch for making JSVGScrollPane as a JavaBean

Comment 2 Hervé Girod 2007-05-28 18:06:25 UTC

Comment on attachment 20283 [details]
patch for making JSVGScrollPane as a JavaBean

typo

Comment 3 Hervé Girod 2007-05-29 17:42:31 UTC

Seems that it is not enough, not to use it as a Bean, but it would be great to
be able to drag and drop the JSVGCanvas component on the JSVGScrollPane. It does
not work for the moment, plus the limits of the component are not visible in
Netbeans. Some thinks still seem to be missing...