Package org.tentackle.swing.print

Printing based on Swing components.

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
PrintComponent	Generic printable component. All printable beans must implement this interface.
ReportSource	Datasource for a Report. Reports are implemented as state machines and get the data to be printed from a ReportSource.

Class Summary

Class	Description
BMoneyPrintLabel	Printing bean for a money object.
BMoneyPrintLabelBeanInfo	BeanInfo for BMoneyPrintLabel.
DatePrintLabel	Printing bean for date.
DatePrintLabelBeanInfo	BeanInfo for DatePrintLabel.
DoublePrintLabel	Printing bean for float and double values. Used to print also floats.
DoublePrintLabelBeanInfo	BeanInfo for DoublePrintLabel.
FormTablePrintable	Creates a Printable out of a FormTable.
LongPrintLabel	Long Print Label. Used to print any integer values (from byte to long).
LongPrintLabelBeanInfo	BeanInfo for LongPrintLabel.
NumberPrintLabel	Abstract printing bean for formatting numbers. Must be subclassed for the concrete data type.
NumberPrintLabelBeanInfo	BeanInfo for NumberPrintLabel.
PrintHelper	Utility methods for printing.
PrintingFormTableUtilityPopup	Extended popup using the printing-API to print a table with header, intro and pagenumbers.
PrintLabel	Text printing bean. This is the base class for all text-field based printing beans.
PrintLabelBeanInfo	BeanInfo for PrintLabel.
PrintPanel	A printing panel.
PrintPanelBeanInfo	BeanInfo for PrintPanel.
PrintSwingPrintBundle	Bundle for print-package in tentackle-swing-print.
PrintTable	Printable FormTable that looks nice when printed.
PrintTableBeanInfo	BeanInfo for PrintTable.
PrintTextArea	TextArea for printing in PrintPanels
PrintTextAreaBeanInfo	BeanInfo for PrintTextArea.
Report	A generic report.
ReportSourceAdapter	Provides some default-implementations for a ReportSource Interface

Package org.tentackle.swing.print Description

Printing based on Swing components.

Notice: the Swing layer is legacy since Tentackle 2.0 and only provided to migrate old TT1-applications to TT2.
Consider using FX for new desktop applications.