ArcGIS Engine Developer Guide

BUILDING APPLICATIONS WITH VISUAL JAVABEANS
Customizing the ToolbarBean
In addition to adding ArcGIS Engine commands and tools to the ToolbarBean
using addItem() as shown above, you can also add them by customizing the
ToolbarBean using the Customize dialog box. To do this, you will place the
Toolbar component in customize mode and display the Customize dialog box.
1. Add the following imports to MapViewerFrame.Java:
Note that only tools and commands that are
registered on the system as COM components
can be added to the toolbar using the customize
dialog box. Java commands and tools (like the
one built in the previous step) do not appear in
the Customize dialog box, as they are not
registered as COM components in the system
registry.
import javax.swing.JCheckBox;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import com.esri.arcgis.beans.toolbar.CustomizeDialog;
import com.esri.arcgis.beans.toolbar.ICustomizeDialogEvents;
import
com.esri.arcgis.beans.toolbar.ICustomizeDialogEventsOnCloseDialogEvent;
import
com.esri.arcgis.beans.toolbar.ICustomizeDialogEventsOnStartDialogEvent;
2. Add the class members.
. . .
public class MapViewerFrame extends JFrame {
JCheckBox customizeCB; // JCheckbox to control toolbar customization
CustomizeDialog customizeDialog; // The Customize dialog box used by
// the ToolbarBean constructor.
3. Create a new method “createCustomizeDialog()” to instantiate the Customize
dialog box. Add the following code:
private void createCustomizeDialog() throws IOException {
customizeDialog = new CustomizeDialog();
customizeDialog.setDialogTitle("Customize Toolbar Items");
customizeDialog.setShowAddFromFile(true);
// Set the toolbar that the new items will be added to.
customizeDialog.setDoubleClickDestination(toolbar);
}
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