Setting JPanel Properties
This section lists the JPanel properties to specify when you want to use a custom JPanel for your project. Include these properties in your project’s build.xml file.
project.uses.defined.jpanel
Specifies whether you want to include a custom JPanel in the Multi Build and Activate Handset dialogs.
Platforms | All |
Value | true if you are using a custom JPanel. false if you are not using a custom JPanel. |
Default | false |
Use the following format to add the Ant property to your project’s build.xml file:
<property name="project.uses.defined.jpanel" value="value"/>
For example to indicate that you are using a custom JPanel:
<property name="project.uses.defined.jpanel" value="true"/>
project.jpanel.src.path
Specifies the Ant path to the source code for the custom JPanel. The source code for your custom JPanel must be called MyJPanel.java.
Platforms | All |
Value | Path to the MyJPanel.java file. |
Default | null |
Use the following format to add the Ant path to your project’s build.xml file:
<path id="project.jpanel.src.path">
<pathelement path="path"/>
</path>
For example:
<path id="project.jpanel.src.path">
<pathelement path="${basedir}/jpanel"/>
</path>
project.jpanel.additional.libs.path
Specifies the Ant path to additional libraries that your custom JPanel requires.
Platforms | All |
Value | Path to the libraries |
Default | null |
Use the following format to add the Ant path to your project’s build.xml file:
<path id="project.jpanel.additional.libs.path">
<pathelement path="path"/>
</path>
For example:
<path id="project.jpanel.additional.libs.path">
<pathelement path="${basedir}/jpanel/libs"/>
</path>