import java.awt.*;
import adm.*;

/**
 * A java window application which using the adm.CMenuButton,
 * CJavaMenuItem and CSheelMenuItem widgets.
 * It takes one argument - the port number on which the testServer
 * running on. It is assumed the application and testServer are
 * running on same platform.
 */
public class App extends CApplication {

    public static void main(String[] args) 
    {
	if (args.length != 1) {
	    System.out.println("java App port");
	    System.exit(0);
	}
	int port = Integer.parseInt(args[0]);
	Frame f = new App(port);
	f.setBounds(200, 100, 150, 100);
	f.show();
    }

    public App (int port) 
    {
	super("Localhost", port, "Demo");
	setLayout(new GridLayout(2, 1, 10, 10));

	// add CMenuBotton labeled "Simple Demo" 
	CMenuButton B1 = new CMenuButton("Simple Demo");
	add(B1);
	// add CMenuBotton labeled "Named App Demo"
        CMenuButton B2 = new CMenuButton("Named App Demo");
        add(B2);
	
	
	/**
	 * add menuItem labeled "Multi Instance" to start the
	 * multi instance of application "MultiApp". 
	 * Every time this menu item is pressed, a new instance 
	 * (window) will be shown up since there is no book keeping
	 * function implemented in MultiApp.java.
	 */
	CJavaMenuItem a0 = new CJavaMenuItem("Multi Instance");
	a0.setClassName("MultiApp");
	B1.add(a0);

	/**
	 * add menuItem labeled "Singleton Application" to invoke the
	 * application "SingletonApp". SingletonApp takes no argument.
	 * It is not necessary to overwrite the setArgs method.
	 */
        CJavaMenuItem a1 = new CJavaMenuItem("Singleton Application");
        a1.setClassName("SingletonApp");
        B1.add(a1);

	/**
	 * add a CShellMenuItem labeled "Run a cmd" to run command
	 * "/bin/touch App.java" 
	 */
        CShellMenuItem s = new CShellMenuItem("Run a command");
        s.setShellCommand("/bin/touch App.java");
        B1.add(s);


	/**
	 * Add menuItem labeled "R124 set point" to invoke the
	 * application "NamedApp". NamedApp takes two argument "R124" 
	 * and "GSET". The first one "R124" is the name of the instance.
	 * There is only one instance with "R124" name will be start up.
	 */ 
        CJavaMenuItem a2 = new CJavaMenuItem("R124 set point");
        a2.setClassName("NamedApp");
        String[] params2 = {"R124", "GSET"};
        a2.setParams(params2);
        B2.insert(a2, 2);

	/**
	 * Add menuItem labeled "R124 measure point" to invoke the
	 * application "NamedApp". It takes arguments "R124" and "GMES". 
	 * If "R124 measure point" is pressed after the "R124 set point",
	 * no new window will be started. The parameters in first window 
	 * will be reset and shown in the front.
	 */ 
        CJavaMenuItem a3 = new CJavaMenuItem("R124 measure point");
        a3.setClassName("NamedApp");
        String[] params3 = {"R124", "GMES"};
        a3.setParams(params3);
        B2.add(a3);

	/**
	 * Add menuItem labeled "R125 set point" to invoke the
	 * application "NamedApp". It takes arguments "R125" and "GSET". 
	 * A new instance will be started even the "R125 measure point"
	 * or "R124 set point" is pressed first since they have different
	 * name (args[0]).
	 */ 
        CJavaMenuItem a4 = new CJavaMenuItem("R125 set point");
        a4.setClassName("NamedApp");
        String[] params4 = {"R125", "PSET"};
        a4.setParams(params4);
        B2.add(a4);
    }
    
    public Insets getInsets() {
	return new Insets(20, 20, 20, 10);
    }
}