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Almost understand SwipeView example...
The SwipeView partial example on https://vaadin.com/docs/-/part/touchkit/mobile-components.html has a method navigate(Event e), marked as an @Override. I cannot figure out what this is overriding, and my eclipse does not like it. Is this a method on NavigationManager which name got changed? I don't see it in the API doc at http://demo.vaadin.com/javadoc/com.vaadin.addon/vaadin-touchkit-agpl/3.0.0/com/vaadin/addon/touchkit/ui/NavigationManager.html either.
And is SwipeView really a layout, not really a view? So it is supposed to be used as a component within a NavigationManager, not as a view itself? Does this component necessarily take up the whole screen?
There was one link to a working example I could find in the forums, but it was broken. If someone can point me to a more complete example, that'd be great. I've almost got it!
SwipeView is a component container wrapping your view. It's not really a layout. You use NavigationManager and provide SwipeView wrapped views to it.
navigate(NavigationEvent e) override is for NavigationListener you provide to NavigationManager.
Your link is to TouchKit 3 docs. TouchKit 4 here: http://demo.vaadin.com/javadoc/com.vaadin.addon/vaadin-touchkit-agpl/4.0.0/index.html?com/vaadin/addon/touchkit/ui/SwipeView.html
Thanks; I guess I got that idea from the javadoc, which starts its description with "The SwipeView is a simple layout..."
I should have seen the listener addition...
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