Nifty window close event

General Discussion
1

I want to handle an event when a window is closed. Does someone knoe how to do this?
Is it a xml tag like <interact onClick=“clicked()”> or something?

2

Is your closed button your own nifty button? Then yes, that’s the right tag, and you just put the method in the controller for your screen.

3

No, its not my own button. It’s the nifty button (the “x” button on top right corner of the window). I want to handle an event when the window is closed. A solution like a windowClosing listener or just an event on that nifty “x” button. Maybe I can get that button with a piece of code which loops through the built-in window elements of nifty.

4

There’s not a way to do that using xml but you can do that using eventbus and subscribing a screencontrol to WindowClosedEvent Here is the source code .

5

I now have the following code in my screen controller:

@NiftyEventSubscriber(id = "dialog-window")
public void onWindowClosed(final String id, final WindowClosedEvent event) {

    System.out.println("WINDOW CLOSED (dialog-window) ");
}

When i close the window (with id “dialog-window”) it seems that my event isn’t handled.
Nothing happens (except that the window just closes)
I took the code for the WindowClosedEvent class from your link