Developing Your Application - Beginning Java Google App Engine - page 118

final TextBox day5 = new TextBox();

day5.setValue("0");

day5.setWidth("50px");

day5.setEnabled(false);

final TextBox day6 = new TextBox();

day6.setValue("0");

day6.setWidth("50px");

day6.setEnabled(false);

final TextBox day7 = new TextBox();

day7.setValue("0");

day7.setWidth("50px");

day7.setEnabled(false);

// add all of the widgets to the flex table

flexEntryTable.setWidget(row, 0, lbProjects);

flexEntryTable.setWidget(row, 1, lbMilestones);

flexEntryTable.setWidget(row, 2, new CheckBox());

flexEntryTable.setWidget(row, 3, day1);

flexEntryTable.setWidget(row, 4, day2);

flexEntryTable.setWidget(row, 5, day3);

flexEntryTable.setWidget(row, 6, day4);

flexEntryTable.setWidget(row, 7, day5);

flexEntryTable.setWidget(row, 8, day6);

flexEntryTable.setWidget(row, 9, day7);

flexEntryTable.setWidget(row, 10, new Label("0.00"));

flexEntryTable.addClickHandler(new ClickHandler(){
public void onClick(ClickEvent event) {
HTMLTable.Cell cellForEvent =
flexEntryTable.getCellForEvent(event);

currentRow = cellForEvent.getRowIndex();

currentColumn = cellForEvent.getCellIndex();

}

});

day1.addValueChangeHandler(timeChangeHandler);

day2.addValueChangeHandler(timeChangeHandler);

day3.addValueChangeHandler(timeChangeHandler);

day4.addValueChangeHandler(timeChangeHandler);

day5.addValueChangeHandler(timeChangeHandler);

day6.addValueChangeHandler(timeChangeHandler);

day7.addValueChangeHandler(timeChangeHandler);

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