public void setVisible(boolean bShow, String title) {
if (bShow) {
String strDir = "";
String strFreq = "";
String strTraynum = "";
m_strHelpFile = getHelpFile(title);
String strSampleName = getSampleName(title);
String frameBounds = getFrameBounds(title);
StringTokenizer tok = new QuotedStringTokenizer(title);
if (tok.hasMoreTokens()) strDir = tok.nextToken();
if (tok.hasMoreTokens()) strFreq = tok.nextToken();
if (tok.hasMoreTokens()) strTraynum = tok.nextToken();
else {
try {
Integer.parseInt(strDir);
// if strdir is number, then strdir is empty, and the
// strfreq is the number
strTraynum = strFreq;
strFreq = strDir;
strDir = "";
} catch (Exception e) {
}
}
try {
setTitle(gettitle(strFreq));
m_lblSampleName.setText("3");
boolean bVast = isVast(strTraynum);
CardLayout layout = (CardLayout) m_pnlSampleName.getLayout();
if (!bVast) {
if (strSampleName == null) {
strSampleName = getSampleName(strDir, strTraynum);
}
m_lblSampleName.setText(strSampleName);
layout.show(m_pnlSampleName, OTHER);
} else {
m_strDir = strDir;
setTrays();
layout.show(m_pnlSampleName, VAST);
m_trayTimer.start();
}
boolean bSample = bVast || !strSampleName.trim().equals("");
m_pnlSampleName.setVisible(bSample);
m_lblLogin.setForeground(getBackground());
m_lblLogin.setVisible(false);
m_passwordField.setText("");
m_passwordField.setCaretPosition(0);
} catch (Exception e) {
Messages.writeStackTrace(e);
}
setBounds(frameBounds);
ExpPanel exp = Util.getActiveView();
if (exp != null) exp.waitLogin(true);
}
writePersistence();
setVisible(bShow);
}
// These is some wierd problem such that sometimes, the vnmrj command
// area gets the focus and these items in the login box do not get
// the focus. Even clicking in these items does not bring focus to
// them. Issuing requestFocus() does not bring focus to them.
// I can however, determing if either the operator entry box or
// the password box has focus and if neither does, I can unshow and
// reshow the panel and that fixes the focus. So, I have added this
// to the mouseClicked action. If neither has focus, it will
// take focus with setVisible false then true.
public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent e) {
boolean pfocus = m_passwordField.hasFocus();
boolean ofocus = comboTextField.hasFocus();
if (!pfocus && !ofocus) {
setVisible(false);
setVisible(true);
}
}
protected void setPref() {
Color color = DisplayOptions.getColor("PlainText");
Font font = DisplayOptions.getFont("PlainText");
m_lblUsername.setForeground(color);
m_lblUsername.setFont(font);
m_lblPassword.setForeground(color);
m_lblPassword.setFont(font);
m_cmbUser.getEditor().getEditorComponent().setForeground(color);
m_cmbUser.getEditor().getEditorComponent().setFont(font);
m_passwordField.setForeground(color);
m_passwordField.setFont(font);
color = DisplayOptions.getColor("Heading3");
font = DisplayOptions.getFont("Heading3");
m_lblSampleName.setForeground(color);
m_pnlTrays.setBorder(
BorderDeli.createBorder("Empty", "Sample Trays", "Bottom", "Center", color, font));
VBox.setforeground(color);
VBox.setfont(font);
}
/**
* Checks the passwords of the user
*
* @param e The ActionEvent for this action.
*/
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
String cmd = e.getActionCommand();
// checks if the user has a unix password, if it matches, then logs the user
// in the interface, otherwise checks for the vnmrj password,
// if neither password matches, then the user is not logged in the interface
if (cmd.equalsIgnoreCase("enter")) enterLogin();
else if (cmd.equalsIgnoreCase("cancel")) {
m_passwordField.setText("");
m_lblLogin.setForeground(getBackground());
// setVisible(false);
} else if (cmd.equalsIgnoreCase("help")) displayHelp();
}
protected void enterLogin() {
char[] password = m_passwordField.getPassword();
String strUser = (String) m_cmbUser.getSelectedItem();
setCursor(Cursor.getPredefinedCursor(Cursor.WAIT_CURSOR));
boolean blogin = WUserUtil.isOperatorNameok(strUser, false);
if (blogin) {
blogin = vnmrjPassword(strUser, password);
if (!blogin) blogin = unixPassword(strUser, password);
}
if (blogin) {
m_lblLogin.setForeground(Color.black);
m_lblLogin.setText("Login Successful");
m_lblLogin.setVisible(true);
// Get the Email column string for access to the operator data
String emStr = vnmr.util.Util.getLabel("_admin_Email");
String stremail = WUserUtil.getOperatordata(strUser, emStr);
// Get the Panel Level column string for access to the operator data
String plStr = vnmr.util.Util.getLabel("_admin_Panel_Level");
String strPanel = WUserUtil.getOperatordata(strUser, plStr);
if (stremail == null || stremail.equals("null")) stremail = "";
try {
Integer.parseInt(strPanel);
} catch (Exception e) {
strPanel = WGlobal.PANELLEVEL;
}
m_trayTimer.stop();
Messages.postDebug(" Login: "******"appdir('reset','")
.append(strUser)
.append("','")
.append(stremail)
.append("',")
.append(strPanel)
.append(")")
.toString());
exp.sendToVnmr("vnmrjcmd('util', 'bgReady')\n");
}
setVisible(false);
// Save the current position and size of this panel in case it
// was changed
Dimension size = getSize();
width = size.width;
height = size.height;
position = getLocation();
writePersistence();
// Call the macro to update this operator's
// ExperimentSelector_operatorName.xml file
// from the protocols themselves. This macro will
// cause an update of the ES when it is finished
// Util.getAppIF().sendToVnmr("updateExpSelector");
// I am not sure why we need to force updates since updateExpSelector
// should have caused an update by writing to ES_op.xml file.
// However, it works better if we do the force update.
// ExpSelector.setForceUpdate(true);
} else {
m_lblLogin.setForeground(DisplayOptions.getColor("Error"));
// m_lblLogin.setText("<HTML>Incorrect username/password <p> Please try again </HTML>");
m_lblLogin.setVisible(true);
}
setCursor(Cursor.getDefaultCursor());
}
protected void dolayout(String strDir, String strFreq, String strTraynum) {
// TopBar
String strTitle = gettitle(strFreq);
Color color = DisplayOptions.getColor("Heading3");
// Center Panel
JPanel panelCenter = new JPanel(new GridBagLayout());
GridBagConstraints gbc =
new GridBagConstraints(
0,
0,
1,
1,
0.2,
0,
GridBagConstraints.WEST,
GridBagConstraints.HORIZONTAL,
new Insets(0, 0, 0, 0),
0,
0);
ImageIcon icon = getImageIcon();
// panelCenter.add(new JLabel(icon));
addComp(panelCenter, new JLabel(icon), gbc, 0, 0);
strTitle = getSampleName(strDir, strTraynum);
m_lblSampleName = new JLabel(strTitle);
if (strTitle == null || !strTitle.trim().equals("")) strTitle = "3";
Font font = m_lblSampleName.getFont();
font = DisplayOptions.getFont(font.getName(), Font.BOLD, 300);
m_lblSampleName.setFont(font);
m_lblSampleName.setForeground(color);
// panelCenter.add(m_lblSampleName);
m_pnlSampleName = new JPanel(new CardLayout());
m_pnlSampleName.add(m_lblSampleName, OTHER);
addComp(panelCenter, m_pnlSampleName, gbc, 1, 0);
m_pnlSampleName.setVisible(false);
m_pnlTrays = new JPanel(new GridLayout(1, 0));
// Vast panels
VBox pnlVast1 = new VBox(m_pnlTrays, "1");
m_pnlTrays.add(pnlVast1);
m_pnlVast[0] = pnlVast1;
VBox pnlVast2 = new VBox(m_pnlTrays, "2");
m_pnlTrays.add(pnlVast2);
m_pnlVast[1] = pnlVast2;
VBox pnlVast3 = new VBox(m_pnlTrays, "3");
m_pnlTrays.add(pnlVast3);
m_pnlVast[2] = pnlVast3;
VBox pnlVast4 = new VBox(m_pnlTrays, "4");
m_pnlTrays.add(pnlVast4);
m_pnlVast[3] = pnlVast4;
VBox pnlVast5 = new VBox(m_pnlTrays, "5");
m_pnlTrays.add(pnlVast5);
m_pnlVast[4] = pnlVast5;
m_pnlSampleName.add(m_pnlTrays, VAST);
// Login Panel
JPanel panelThird = new JPanel(new BorderLayout());
JPanel panelLogin = new JPanel(new GridBagLayout());
gbc = new GridBagConstraints();
panelThird.add(panelLogin);
Object[] aStrUser = getOperators();
m_cmbUser = new JComboBox(aStrUser);
BasicComboBoxRenderer renderer = new BasicComboBoxRenderer();
m_cmbUser.setRenderer(renderer);
m_cmbUser.setEditable(true);
m_passwordField = new JPasswordField();
// *Warning, working around a Java problem*
// When we went to the T3500 running Redhat 5.3, the JPasswordField
// fields sometimes does not allow ANY entry of characters. Setting
// the enableInputMethods() to true fixed this problem. There are
// comments that indicate that this could cause the typed characters
// to be visible. I have not found that to be a problem.
// This may not be required in the future, or could cause characters
// to become visible in the future if Java changes it's code.
// GRS 8/20/09
m_passwordField.enableInputMethods(true);
m_lblLogin = new VLoginLabel(null, "Incorrect username/password \n Please try again ", 0, 0);
m_lblLogin.setVisible(false);
okButton.setActionCommand("enter");
okButton.addActionListener(this);
cancelButton.setActionCommand("cancel");
cancelButton.addActionListener(this);
helpButton.setActionCommand("help");
helpButton.addActionListener(this);
m_passwordField.addKeyListener(
new KeyAdapter() {
public void keyPressed(KeyEvent e) {
if (e.getKeyCode() == KeyEvent.VK_ENTER) enterLogin();
}
});
// These is some wierd problem such that sometimes, the vnmrj command
// area gets the focus and these items in the login box do not get
// the focus. Even clicking in these items does not bring focus to
// them. Issuing requestFocus() does not bring focus to them.
// I can however, determing if either the operator entry box or
// the password box has focus and if neither does, I can unshow and
// reshow the panel and that fixes the focus. So, I have added this
// to the mouseClicked action. If neither has focus, it will
// take focus with setVisible false then true.
comboTextField = m_cmbUser.getEditor().getEditorComponent();
m_passwordField.addMouseListener(this);
comboTextField.addMouseListener(this);
m_lblUsername = new JLabel(Util.getLabel("_Operator"));
addComp(panelLogin, m_lblUsername, gbc, 0, 0);
addComp(panelLogin, m_cmbUser, gbc, 1, 0);
m_lblPassword = new JLabel(Util.getLabel("_Password"));
addComp(panelLogin, m_lblPassword, gbc, 0, 1);
addComp(panelLogin, m_passwordField, gbc, 1, 1);
gbc.fill = GridBagConstraints.HORIZONTAL;
gbc.gridwidth = GridBagConstraints.REMAINDER;
gbc.gridheight = GridBagConstraints.REMAINDER;
addComp(panelLogin, m_lblLogin, gbc, 2, 0);
setPref();
Container container = getContentPane();
JPanel panelLoginBox = new JPanel(new BorderLayout());
panelLoginBox.add(panelCenter, BorderLayout.CENTER);
panelLoginBox.add(panelThird, BorderLayout.SOUTH);
container.add(panelLoginBox, BorderLayout.CENTER);
}