Quick Start

In this Quick Start page, we will see how (very easily) we will create an application to display and convert orbit data. Nevertheless, we assume that the user has already used the GENIUS library. Thus, he can refer to its own Quick start page. Of course, we also assume that he is familiar with the Java language as well as the Eclipse environment.

Create the test class

So, first, we have to create a class extending from the GPanel one with a main method ...

Adding display() and generic() methods

Then, you will have to add unimplemented methods display() and generic()...

Eclipse helps you to do it very quickly by clicking on the error sign:

You will obtain this:

Create a GPOrbit object

Then, create a GPOrbit object and decide to display it using the put() method:

Create a Frame

Create a frame using the GFrame class to put our test panel Inside ...

Link with PATRIUS_DATASET

Do not forget to call to the PATRIUS_DATASET (to get for example information about time scales) else you will get error messages.

See your widget !

And when you will execute, you will obtain this:

Code

Here is the code of this example (to copy it, if you want). Simple is'nt it ?

import fr.cnes.genius.exception.GException;
import fr.cnes.genius.lowLevel.GFrame;
import fr.cnes.genius.lowLevel.GPanel;
import fr.cnes.genopus.orbits.GPOrbit;
import fr.cnes.sirius.addons.patriusdataset.PatriusDataset;
import fr.cnes.sirius.patrius.utils.exception.PatriusException;

public class OrbitTest extends GPanel {
    
    private final GPOrbit orbit;
    
    public OrbitTest () {
        orbit = new GPOrbit("MyOrbit");
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) throws PatriusException {
        PatriusDataset.addResourcesFromPatriusDataset();
        final GFrame frame = new GFrame("OrbitTest", new OrbitTest());
        frame.display();
    }

    @Override
    public void display() throws GException {
        put(orbit);
    }

    @Override
    public void generic() throws GException {
    }

}