i would like to know if there is a possibility to generate an Infobubble in the taskbar like in the picture. So, if something is happening in my Java program then show the Infobubble.
Is this possible in Java?
Thanks for Answers!
ok, got it...link shows you how to add notification to system tray.
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How can I click on this button by using Java Robot Class? Or maybe there is any better way to do that? This button is from external Windows program, and the button is from QT5 library as i know so I guess I must just simulate a mouse to click that if i want make it run right? I tried to find that pixel by pixel but its still so hard to me, Im sure i saw somewhere solution to do that but cant find it from few hours...
You'll most likely need to use the JNI.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_Native_Interface
So I am working on an app using android studio, and in the XML file, I realized if you edit the android:BackgroundTint of a button, you can change the color or the button, however, I wanted to change this within my java code, and I cannot figure out how to do this. The reason I dont just simply change android:BackgroundColor is that that changes the overall shape and effect of the button, and I do not want to sacrifice this. Any help to solve this is greatly appreciated.
Figured it out. This is the code I was looking for:
button.getBackground().setColorFilter(0xFFFF0000, PorterDuff.Mode.MULTIPLY);
Every time I run certain GUI interface excercises using swing the program works perfectly but something is wrong with what I suspect might be the jdk or something as it also happens like this on Eclypse.
It first appears to show correctly but with mouse over or when entering data in a textfield it all shows distorted.
Has anyone encountered these problems?
I managed to fix the problem re-installing the drivers to my graphics card!
Thank you.
Hope this helps anyone in the future with the same issue
I'm having this issue in my MATLAB program.
I want to perform a set operation on my UI during a coding. In other words I'm pressing a button to launch my code and at the same time I want to change some uicontrols.
I tried with pause and wait with no luck.
I'm pretty sure that MATLAB gives priority to my coding part intead of the Java interface.
Anyone has any idea? Thanks
Thanks to nick I solved adding
waitnow; pause(.1);
Guys, unbelievable, that works on linux/OSX but not under windows..that's so weird
I want to show the form when someone presses a key in my java swing application when it is in system tray. I have tried adding key listeners, but it didn't work. I know this can be done by using Popup menu. But I want to know can java swing app can detect keystrokes when it is in system tray? can anyone help me to do this. Thank you.
You might look at JIntelliType (http://melloware.com/products/jintellitype/index.html) but this will only be a windows solution. There may be something similar for other OSes. This library provides global hotkey registration which is what you need.
Update: looks like they reference a similar API for linux also.
You can use the JNI to hook into Window's Window-Event-API, i think, but this is complicated. A more simple but slightly hacky way to do it is create a link in the Start>>Programs menu, set a key-combination there, then with that link call your program into windowed-mode or fullscreen-mode.
Short answer, no, it's not possible.
See Is it Possible to show a previously hidden JFrame using a keylistener