The code listings below show how the application can be started up and shut down.
Application startup
Before starting up the application, the appropriate classes must be imported (see below).
01 // Access general JAVA-COM bridge classes
02 import com.altova.automation.libs.*;
03
04 // Access XMLSpy Java-COM bridge
05 import com.altova.automation.XMLSpy.*;
06 import com.altova.automation.XMLSpy.Enums.SPYViewModes;
07
08 /**
09 * An example that starts XMLSpy COM server and performs view operations on it
10 * Feel free to extend
11 */
12 public class RunXMLSpy
13 {
14 public static void main(String[] args)
15 {
16 // An instance of the application.
17 Application xmlSpy = null;
18
19 // Instead of COM error handling, use Java exception mechanism
20 try
21 {
22 // Start XMLSpy as COM server
23 xmlSpy = new Application();
24 // COM servers start up invisible, so make it visible
25 xmlSpy.setVisible(true);
26
27 ...
28 }
29 }
30 }
Application shutdown
The application can be shut down as shown below.
01 {
02 // Allow shutdown of XMLSpy by releasing the UI.
03 xmlSpy.setVisible(true);
04
05 // Make sure that XMLSpy can shut down properly.
06 if (xmlSpy != null)
07 xmlSpy.dispose();
08
09 // Since the COM server was made visible and still is visible,
10 // it will keep running, and needs to be closed manually.
11 System.out.println("Now close XMLSpy!");
12 }
