APPLICATION PROPERTIES (BOZZA)
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Indice Argomenti

	      1. Main tab
	      2. Options
	      3. Properties
	      4. UM
	      5. Internal notes
	      6. Public notes


((())) This dialog allows to set many global
properties of the [JSup application]. To open this
dialog press the toolbar button or menu File /
Application properties (Ctrl+P keys). 1. Main tab
Many fields of this dialog show a [tooltip]. *
Application name: the name of the application that
is displayed on the title bar of the [Application
menu]. * [UID]: an unique id generated when the
application was created (read only). * Application
directory: the directory where the current [JSup
application] is located (read only). * Application
description: a description the will be reported in
the [Application menu]. * Limit to licences: a way
to lock a [JSup crypted application] to work only
with given [licence] numbers. * Archive password to
be used to extract (and edit) the [crypted
application]. * Archives button: allows to edit the
files where the application will be [archived or
published]. * Includes button: allows to choose
some libraries used by [Math code]) to be included
in the [published] application. * Domain codes:
allow to access to the [Shared/User domain] [code]
(see [JSup Code script container#Domain]) * Math
code classes: a list of classes to be made
accessible from [Math code]. * JavaCode imports: a
list of packages/classes to be imported when [JSup]
will compile the [JavaCode]. * Resolution: the
graphic resolution chosen when the [application]
was [created] or [converted] (read only). * Home
windows button: allows to choose which [windows]
will be displayed when the [application] starts in
runtime. * [Preloaded windows] button: allows to
select the [windows] to be preloaded when the
application starts; this is a feature to speed up
the application responsiveness when new [windows]
are displayed for the first time. It's recommended
that you select all [windows] except the modal
ones. * [Historian configuration] fields define
where (and how) the [JSup Historian] will store the
its data. 2. Options Look and feels options: * Show
titlebar at runtime: If checked the [JSup main
window] will be shown with the standard Windows
[title bar]. Do not check it if you want to show
JSup on full screen (when the [application
resolution] and the [screen resolution] are the
same). * Ignore close command at runtime: tell to
runtime [JSup main window] to ignore the Window
standard system close command (Alt+F4 key shortcut,
click on the X on the top-right corner of the
window when the titlebar is displayed - see the
option above). When this option is checked the only
way to close the [JSup main window] is to use an
[Action animation] you have to create in some (or
all) [window]. Use the shutdownServer() or
shutdownClient() [JavaCode utility functions]. *
Need SHIFT for edit mode tooltips: check this if
you are annoyed by the [JSup editor tooltips]; when
checked the tooltip will be displayed only when you
keep the Shift key pressed. * Need SHIFT for
runtime tooltips: the same of the previous option,
but it affects the runtime behaviour instead.
Exception report: These options determine if Java
and [JavaCode] exceptions will be reported in
edit/runtime with the popup of the [Output window].
Tag completion: Normally the [tag] are completed in
the [Code control] only with a [tag] name prefix.
With these options you can choose to have to
completion by typing part of the [tag] description
or the [tag I/O hook] item ([driver] dependent). 3.
Properties A textarea where to define some
properties that can affect some [JSup] component
behaviour (use the Standard properties list and the
Add button to insert such standard properties).
Some custom properties can be defined and retrieved
in runtime using the getApplicationProperty()
[JavaCode utility functions]. 4. UM [JSup] support
calculation with Unit of measures and their
conversion (see [JSup UM support]). You can define,
with this textarea, some custom or not yet defined
UM. Follow the examples below the textarea. 5.
Internal notes Annotations for developer only. 6.
Public notes Notes that will be displayed when JSup
starts (within the [JSup licence] informations).