NetBeans: Statusline Clock - plugin detail
Displays the current date and time in the IDE's status line.
| Plugin owner: |
ebaumann |
| Website: |
http://code.google.com/p/nbsclock/ |
| Added: |
2011-04-17 |
| Last updated: |
2012-03-12 |
| NetBeans Versions: |
6.9, 7.0, 7.1 |
| License: |
Freeware |
| Category: |
NetBeans Rich Client Platform |
| Size: |
0.01 MB |
| Downloaded: |
1,740 times |
| Rating: |
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Verifications for NetBeans versions
Decisions of individual verifiers for NetBeans: Statusline Clock plugin for NetBeans IDE 7.1
scottwd9
mcreps
cengizc
ent38
carlosqt |
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senthilsource
jkovalsky
jpirek
mmirilovic |
Commentsscottwd9: ubuntu11.10x64/jdk6u29 ent38: OK. Tested on latest NB Dev Build, Win XP SP3 x86, JDK 6u29 and 7u01 carlosqt: Works fine on NB 6.9.1 & 7.0.1
Win7, Java 1.7.0, 64-bit
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Introduction
NetBeans: Statusline Clock displays the current date and time in the IDE's status line.
- Refresh interval: 1 second
- Date's and time's display format: DateFormat.SHORT
What's new in this version
Version 1.2
- Internal: Using ScheduledExecutorService; Behaviour should be the same as in Version 1.1
Version 1.1
- Added day of week (short format)
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User Comments
working
its not appearing in the palette
Posted by deepak_pilai on Feb 06, 2012
@deepak_pilai
The statusline is at the bottom of the main window. If you want a button for a clock panel appearing in the GUI builder Matisse for drag and drop usage within own components, you can use the
source code, only little modifications have to be done: Modifications: Instead "implements StatusLineElementProvider" use "extends JPanel" and initComponents() calls add() to the panel itself rather than calling statusLinePanel.add(). The statusLinePanel field is obsolete, also the getStatusLineElement(). After compiling the panel it should be possible either adding it per drag and drop to a palette or onto a container element such as another JPanel.
Posted by ebaumann on Feb 04, 2012
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