> How to build the code using Simple App procedure. I have added a action to
> the App->SimpleClickapp. On selecting the menu, how to write the code in
> actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) so that i can get a JFrame or JDialog Popup
> window. I can design the POP-up window, but i am not able to understand how
> to get that window.

> Hi Girish,

> I want to pop a window once user clicks on the menu item. Similar to the
>> event: when a user clicks on Apps->App Manager we are getting a popup
>> window. Similar popup window is required.

>> How to build the code using Simple App procedure. I have added a action
>> to the App->SimpleClickapp. On selecting the menu, how to write the code in
>> actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) so that i can get a JFrame or JDialog Popup
>> window. I can design the POP-up window, but i am not able to understand how
>> to get that window.

> The process is the same as with any other Swing application.  For example:

> public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event) {
>     JDialog dialog = new JDialog();
>     dialog.add(new JLabel("Hello!"));
>     dialog.pack();
>     dialog.setVisible(true);
> }

> Hope this helps,
> Jason

> Thanks for the information. Can you tell me some List of Cytoscape 3
> application's which are developed in Simple App Procedure, so that i can
> use them as reference.

> Thanks,
> Regards
> Girish Anem

> On Thursday, 13 September 2012 21:05:27 UTC+5:30, Jason Montojo wrote:

>> Hi Girish,

>> I want to pop a window once user clicks on the menu item. Similar to the
>>> event: when a user clicks on Apps->App Manager we are getting a popup
>>> window. Similar popup window is required.

>>> How to build the code using Simple App procedure. I have added a action
>>> to the App->SimpleClickapp. On selecting the menu, how to write the code in
>>> actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) so that i can get a JFrame or JDialog Popup
>>> window. I can design the POP-up window, but i am not able to understand how
>>> to get that window.

>> The process is the same as with any other Swing application.  For example:

>> public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event) {
>>     JDialog dialog = new JDialog();
>>     dialog.add(new JLabel("Hello!"));
>>     dialog.pack();
>>     dialog.setVisible(true);
>> }

>> Hope this helps,
>> Jason

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> Hi Girish,

> I'm not aware of any full-fledged Cytoscape 3 apps that have been
> developed as simple apps.  The ones I know of are all bundle apps.
>  However, we do have some toy examples here:

> http://chianti.ucsd.edu/svn/core3/samples/trunk/

> All the samples whose name ends with "a" (for example, sample02a) are
> simple apps.

> Hope this helps,
> Jason

> On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 3:01 PM, girishanem <giris...@gmail.com<javascript:>
> > wrote:

>> Hi Jason,

>> Thanks for the information. Can you tell me some List of Cytoscape 3
>> application's which are developed in Simple App Procedure, so that i can
>> use them as reference.

>> Thanks,
>> Regards
>> Girish Anem

>> On Thursday, 13 September 2012 21:05:27 UTC+5:30, Jason Montojo wrote:

>>> Hi Girish,

>>> I want to pop a window once user clicks on the menu item. Similar to the
>>>> event: when a user clicks on Apps->App Manager we are getting a popup
>>>> window. Similar popup window is required.

>>>> How to build the code using Simple App procedure. I have added a action
>>>> to the App->SimpleClickapp. On selecting the menu, how to write the code in
>>>> actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) so that i can get a JFrame or JDialog Popup
>>>> window. I can design the POP-up window, but i am not able to understand how
>>>> to get that window.

>>> The process is the same as with any other Swing application.  For
>>> example:

>>> public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event) {
>>>     JDialog dialog = new JDialog();
>>>     dialog.add(new JLabel("Hello!"));
>>>     dialog.pack();
>>>     dialog.setVisible(true);
>>> }

>>> Hope this helps,
>>> Jason

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