Package bibliothek.gui.dock.security

A package dealing with the issues of Applets and Wepstart-applications.

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Class Summary

GlassedPane	A panel containing two children: a "content pane" and a "glass pane".
SecureAbstractScreenDockWindow	An AbstractScreenDockWindow that uses a GlassedPane in order to catch all MouseEvents and to report them to the SecureMouseFocusObserver.
SecureDockController	The DockingFrames normally uses some system-resources to handle global events.
SecureDockControllerFactory	A factory creating secure versions of various elements of a DockController
SecureFlapDockStation	A FlapDockStation that uses SecureFlapWindow instead of FlapWindow.
SecureFlapDockStationFactory	A factory that creates instances of SecureFlapDockStation
SecureFlapWindow	A FlapWindow which inserts a GlassedPane between its Dockable and the outer world.
SecureFlapWindowFactory	This factory creates SecureFlapWindows.
SecureKeyboardController	A KeyboardController which adds a KeyListener to each Component that can be found on a Dockable in the realm of one DockController.
SecureMouseFocusObserver	A FocusController which relies on GlassedPanes.
SecureScreenDockDialog	The secure reimplementation of ScreenDockDialog.
SecureScreenDockStation	A ScreenDockStation that uses SecureScreenDockDialog instead of ScreenDockDialog.
SecureScreenDockStationFactory	A factory which creates instances of SecureScreenDockStation.
SecureScreenDockWindowFactory	A ScreenDockWindowFactory creating new SecureScreenDockDialogs.
SecureSplitDockStation	A SplitDockStation which can work in a restricted environment.
SecureSplitDockStationFactory	Creates instances of SecureSplitDockStation.
SecureStackDockStation	A StackDockStation which can operate in a restricted environment.
SecureStackDockStationFactory	A factory creating instances of SecureStackDockStation.

Package bibliothek.gui.dock.security Description

A package dealing with the issues of Applets and Wepstart-applications.
DockingFrames monitors mouse- and other events globally. That is not allowed in a restricted (or secure) environment, the SecurityManager prevents it. The classes in this package are capable to "simulate" global monitors without really creating them. The reason why these classes are not used in a normal application is, that they do not work very efficient.
Clients can use the contents of this package as follows:

• Instead of a DockController they have to create a SecureDockController.
• Instead of FlapDockStations they have to create SecureFlapDockStations.
• Instead of a ScreenDockStation they have to create a SecureScreenDockStation.
• Instead of a SplitDockStation they have to create a SecureSplitDockStation.
• Instead of a StackDockStation they have to create a SecureStackDockStation.
• All other elements which show a Dockable have to be wrapped into a GlassedPane. This can be done using SecureDockController.wrap(java.awt.Component) or manually by creating a GlassedPane and registering it at the SecureMouseFocusObserver.