[Webfunds-devel] Re: odl stuff

Mon, 27 Sep 1999 00:52:43 +0200

> > client/ExampleFileFilter, is Suns code, and it says they will lock you up...
> 
> Ouchimama!  More sun code :(  With copyrights too!
> Is this code you can actually use?  Was it taken out
> of a book?  Or somewhere it is sort of expected you
> hack it?  There's rather a lot of it.

Take a look at the code. How are you supposed to do it otherwise? I
could rewrite it myself, but I would end up with the same code :D

> > i moved all sun into sun and it works, but lost repository, can you
> > move it at the repository and Ill fix it. grep for 'Copyright.*Sun'
> 
> Yes, done.  NOTE ALL, do a 'cvs get' from the top of the
> tree, as there is a new directory.
> 
> > and also i did AbstractCellEditor.java - is this suns or webfunds?????
> 
> Don't know myself.  Erwin would know?

This was taken from one of the example pages of sun. And the author has
admitted the copyright statement didn't make sense at all.
I checked my mail archives, but I couldn't find the mail from the author
:(

I'll go find the URL tomorrow or Tuesday, but you could also go search
for TreeTable in the Swing Connection archives and you'll find 2
examples.

All the files below are from this example.

> 
> > MV webfunds/client/Suns webfunds/client/sun :
> >
> >      M webfunds/client/sun/AbstractCellEditor.java
> >      M webfunds/client/sun/AbstractTreeTableModel.java
> >      M webfunds/client/sun/ExampleFileFilter.java
> >      M webfunds/client/sun/JTreeTable.java
> >      M webfunds/client/sun/TreeTableModel.java
> >      M webfunds/client/sun/TreeTableModelAdapter.java
> >
> > and for suns code, below were modified.
> >
> >      M webfunds/client/AccountBrowserImpl.java
> >      M webfunds/client/AccountTreeModel.java
> >      M webfunds/client/contracts/SignContractWizard.java

The modified code is all mine. AccountBrowserImpl is written from
scratch by me and designed by me.
Same for SignContractWizard. AccountTreeTable implements the
TreeTableModel interface :)

I did modify the other code as well here and there cause there were some
problems with it.

> Check!
> 
> > webfunds/client/Client.java seems useful? but not used anywere
> 
> Ah, keep that.  That's the cyclic testing program.  Next task
> would be to get that working, if you can manage it.  Also, modify
> it to do a timesync once a minute, and a transaction once an hour,
> and if these fail, to start ringing bells and calling in the
> apocalyptic bug fixers.  How it does that is... well, a question :)

Hmm.. It's pretty useless now I guess. With all the changes from old
accounts to new accounts and stuff.
Best thing would be to rewrite the contructor and the whole public void
test() method.