jdeleteaccountdialog.java

Vyger offers a D & D and Rogue-like environment in a graphical online roleplay game.

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package wotlas.client.screen;

import wotlas.libs.net.*;
import wotlas.utils.Debug;
import wotlas.utils.Tools;
import wotlas.libs.aswing.*;

import wotlas.common.ErrorCodeList;

import wotlas.client.gui.JConnectionDialog;
import wotlas.client.ClientDirector;

import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;


/** A small utility to connect to delete an account using a JDialog.
 * <pre>
 *  Example :
 *
 *   NetConnection myNetConnection;
 *
 *   JDeleteAccountDialog jconnect = new JDeleteAccountDialog( frame, "myServer", 
 *                                                             25000, "toto-1-23",
 *                                                             "myPassword" );
 * </pre>
 * 
 * A success message is displayed if the account has been deleted. There is no NetConnection
 * to retrieve after the use of this dialog.
 *
 * @author Aldiss
 * @see wotlas.libs.net.NetClient
 */

public class JDeleteAccountDialog extends JConnectionDialog
{
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   /** Constructor. Displays the JDialog and immediately tries to connect to the specified
    *  server. It displays eventual error messages in pop-ups.
    *  The detail of the parameters is the following :
    * 
    * @param frame frame owner of this JDialog
    * @param server server name (DNS or IP address)
    * @param port server port
    * @param serverID Id of the server we want to join
    * @param accountName login+'-'+key
    * @param password
    */
   public JDeleteAccountDialog(Frame frame,String server,int port,int serverID,String accountName, String password) {
         super(frame,server,port,serverID,"deleteAccount:"+accountName+":"+password,null);
   }

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   /** To retrieve a list of the NetMessage packages to use with this server.
    */
    protected String[] getPackages() {
    	String list[] = { "wotlas.client.message.account" };    	
    	return list;
    }

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   /** To display en error message in a pop-up.
    */
    protected void displayError( String error ) {

    	if(errorCode==ErrorCodeList.ERR_ACCOUNT_DELETED)
          hasSucceeded = true;

        final String ferror = new String(error);
        final Frame ourFrame = frame;

        Runnable runnable = new Runnable() {
           public void run() {
              new AInfoDialog( ourFrame, ferror, true,
                               ClientDirector.getResourceManager() );
           }
        };

        SwingUtilities.invokeLater( runnable );
    }

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}