no, AFAIR, the project has to be imported in Eclipse.
Your project (see in system files) has a directory org.adempiere.ui.zk.example
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Ah great !
Will try that.
Thanks a lot
Nicolas
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It works but I notice something strange :
I have 2 buttons, lets call them Button1 and Button2
In the execute method of the class relative to Button1,
i do the following :
String buttonName = "Button2";
ToolBarButton button = panel.getToolbar().getButton(buttonName);
new WRequest(button, MTable.getTable_ID(panel.getActiveGridTab().getTableName()), panel.getActiveGridTab().getRecord_ID(), 1000065);
the button2 is instanciated but the pop up is shown under the button 1.
that's weird, no ??
Regards,
Nicolas
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So, the invoker is useless ?
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RTFM :D
Thanks a lot
Nicolas
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