December 1996
At the December SIG meeting, we will look at a Java program that performs
calendar functions. It will automatically compute the days for the default
SCOUG events but also accepts parameters for overriding these and adding
other events. Clicking on a day will display an expanded description of
that day's event. If you would like to look at the program and/or its
source before the meeting, you can download it by clicking
here . To run it under OS/2 you need the beta2
version of the Netscape browser. After unzipping the file (into an hpfs
partition since it requires long filenames), open either of the included
html files in the browser. The source is in the Build4.java file.
April 1996
Click here to download the source for the
Open Class library sample program discussed at the April SIG meeting.
Included is the source, makefile and test profile.
May 1996
Due to the Merlin demo at the May meeting, we did not have a SIG
meeting and so the modified sample program (use of canvases and
dialogs for font and color) will be discussed in June. If you
would like to study the source changes for these features, click
here to download the modified zip file.
July 1996
At the July SIG meeting, we will look at a simple yet powerful editor
based on the MLE class. It will be used to demonstrate how that class
can be easily subclassed to provide editing (eg cut/paste/undo), toolbars
and flyover text. In addition, the use of the IThreadFn class to allow
class member functions to execute as separate threads will be discussed.
Click here to download the source and
executable for this sample program. We will also look at some of the
Merlin changes that relate to programming/application development.
August 1996
At the August SIG meeting, we will look at an openclass multimedia sample
program which also utilizes the container class. If you wish to look at
the source prior to the meeting, click here to
download the source and executable. (You must have multimedia installed to
execute it.)
September 1996
Here are the samples Melanie used at
the September Programming SIG.