Coincidence? I just saw this

I was thinking more in terms of bumbling (contractor leaves laptop with 100 million accounts in a car) than employee access

@User uploaded a file: Load Data when View shown and commented: I want to load some data every time a view is shown. Am I going about this correctly?

are you using runAsync?

@User uploaded a file: Untitled and commented: I find this ugly 🙂

@User uploaded a file:

@carlw - yes the async block is in the loadData() call. I'm just wondering is there simpler way to attach the window listener.

so quiet here

@edvin when you are feeling better again, a nice question. Are the instances created by

inject()

available in non tornadofx classes (like in a different thread for example)

as an example this is the commandServlet from my test thingy:

@User uploaded a file: Untitled

the Injected model is

@User uploaded a file: Untitled

and this is the tornadofx view

@User uploaded a file: Untitled

@gtnarg Just override the

onDock

function in your View. It will be called at the appropriate moment before a View is shown, whether it's inside another component or as the root component of a stage 🙂

@ron You can access the TornadoFX created singletons using

find(MyView::class)

. It would be a bit cumbersome to get to them from Java, but absolutely possible. Basically you can access

FX.Companion.getComponents(FX.DefaultScope)

which would be a

Map

of all the components.

@gtnarg here is some code using the onDock function that @edvin wrote about

In a MainView.kt menu handler...

@User uploaded a file: openModel from a menu handler

@User uploaded a file: onDock() usage and commented: In a class called LoginView which is a View subclass

Thank you Carl 🙂

np...on the fx side, i use onShown rather than onShowing because there is most likely a ProgressBar on the screen. This gets the window or view created quickly and on the screen, then fills it in with a Task executed in onShown tied to the ProgressBar (and Label, etc)

@ron @edvin I've been extending Component() and implementing Injectable for my model classes

@carlw Interesting. Would like to see an example of that.

Gotta go lie down again, even on antibiotics I just feel worse every day 😞

@edvin if you feel better, sample code is in LoginViewModel.kt in the BitBucket repos you looked at the other day

what repo is that?

always like to see more code