Adding Labels on a Textbox to a FlexTable UiBinder
The Java programming language is used to accomplish a variety of Web-development tasks. One of its features is form-building, which allows engineers to add text fields to their Web pages, add labels to the fields and use a function called UiBinder to tie all of the form elements together into their own Java class. The advantage of creating a distinct class for the form is that it makes it easier for you to call the form again in the future without having to reuse all of the form's original code.
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Open the Java FlexTable code that you need to modify by using your preferred code text editor or a plain-text editing application such as Microsoft Notepad or Mac OSX TextEdit.
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Locate the "textBox" code, which will start with that tag at its beginning, to determine where you will need to begin adding labels.
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Add the labels to the textBox code by adding the following label tag below it, followed by the name of the label and the closing Java syntax. For example:
textBox.AddKeyboardListener(
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Continue to add labels to your document as demonstrated in the above step until you're done coding. Save the modified code and then upload it to your production Web server.
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