Message10314

Hey Alan,

I don't think what you're doing with external would work. The java bytecode is generated when parsing the class, so unless there's already a concrete implementation, i don't thing this will get passed.

If you want to use "external" method, put them on the class not the instance

def internalFrameClosing(self, e):       print "External Adapter Event: Frame Closing"
class MyInternalFrameAdapterExternalMethods(javax.swing.event.InternalFrameAdapter):
    internalFrameClosing = internalFrameClosing

This works.

If you want to dynamically override:

def internalFrameClosing(self, e):       print "External Adapter Event: Frame Closing"
class MyInternalFrameAdapterExternalMethods(javax.swing.event.InternalFrameAdapter):
    def __init__(self):
        self.internalFrameClosing = someOtherFrameClosing

    internalFrameClosing = internalFrameClosing

Should also work. Does any of this make sense?