Package com.onec.desktop

Interface DesktopApp

public interface DesktopApp

An authored desktop shell — the structural peer of Layout. One DesktopApp bean describes how this onec application presents itself as a native window: its title, window geometry, system-tray behaviour and the splash shown while the embedded server boots.

The shell itself (Tauri) ships generic and dumb: at launch it boots the embedded JVM, polls /api/desktop/ready, then asks the server for this manifest via /api/desktop/manifest and draws the window accordingly. That keeps window configuration as config-as-code — a single typed source of truth in Java — instead of a hand-edited tauri.conf.json.

 @Component
 class RentalsDesktop implements DesktopApp {
     public void configure(DesktopSpec app) {
         app.title("Rentals ERP")
            .window(w -> w.size(1400, 900).minSize(1024, 720))
            .singleInstance(true)
            .tray(t -> t.tooltip("Rentals").quit("Quit"))
            .splash("Starting Rentals ERP…");
     }
 }
 

If no DesktopApp bean is present, a sensible default is supplied (application name as title, 1280×800), so dropping the starter on the classpath is enough to ship a window.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	configure(DesktopSpec spec)	Build this application's window title, geometry, tray and splash.

Method Details

configure

void configure(DesktopSpec spec)

Build this application's window title, geometry, tray and splash.