WorkDialog
Perhaps 90 percent of all dialogs contain a row of buttons along the bottom of the dialog and a work area above the buttons for user input—that is the rationale for the WorkDialog class.
WorkDialog is an extension of GJTDialog; it that contains two panels—a work area into which a panel can may be placed by extensions, and a button panel that can may be populated with buttons.
The implementation of WorkDialog is straightforward, although it is somewhat lengthy because WorkDialog goes out of its way to implement a number of constructors in order to provide maximum flexibility for its extensions. We'll As a result, we'll show you the entire implementation in one shot. WorkDialog employs an instance of ButtonPanel for managing its row ...
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