Option |
Description |
Default |
Source folder |
Enter a source folder for the new class. Either type a
valid source folder path or click Browse to select a source
folder via a dialog. |
The source folder of the element that was selected when
the wizard has been started. |
Package |
Enter a package to contain the new class. You can select
either this option or the Enclosing Type option, below. Either type a valid package name or
click Browse to select a package via a dialog. |
The package of the element that was selected when the
wizard has been started. |
Enclosing type |
Select this option to choose a type in which to enclose
the new class. You can select either this option or the Package option, above. Either type a
valid name in the field or click Browse to select a type via a
dialog. |
The type or the primary type of the compilation unit that
was selected when the wizard has been started or <blank> |
Name |
Type a name for the new class. |
<blank> |
Modifiers |
Select one or more access modifiers for the new class.
- Either public, default, private, or protected (private and protected are only
available if you specify an enclosing type)
- abstract
- final
- static (only available if you specify an enclosing type)
|
public |
Superclass |
Type or click Browse to
select a superclass for this class. |
The type (not the compilation unit!) that was selected
when the wizard has been started or <javax.microedition.midlet.MIDlet> |
Interfaces |
Click Add to choose
interfaces that the new class implements. |
<blank> |
Which method stubs would you like to create? |
Choose the method stubs to create in this class:
- Constructors from superclass: Copies the constructors from the new class's
superclass and adds these stubs to the new class.
- Unimplemented abstract methods: Adds to the new class stubs of any abstract
methods from superclasses or methods of interfaces that need to be implemented.
|
Inherited abstract methods enabled |
Add to Application Descriptor? |
When selected, the wizard adds the new class to the
MIDlet list from Application Descriptor. |
Add to Application Descriptor |