Action button 1
Only Commands of type Command.OK or IconCommand can be assigned to action button 1.
Command/IconCommandwith the highest priority will be assigned to action button 1, other commands will be assigned to action button 2 (under the Options menu). If IconCommands are mapped to action button 2 (due to lower priority) then only their text labels appear under the options menu.If no proper commands are assigned the action button 1 will not be visible.
Note: Priority values are integers, where a lower number indicates higher priority.
For more information, see Command mapping to action buttons in the full touch UI and Command mapping for Canvas and Form elements
If no proper commands are assigned, action button 1 will not be visible.
Constructor detail
Public Command(String label, int commandType, int priority)
Usage
/*Creates a command with the type OK and the priority of 1 which is mapped to action button 1 with the icon. If a command (type OK or IconCommand) of higher priority is present, this command will be mapped to action button 2 with the label “OK”. */ private Command okCommand = new Command(“OK”, Command.OK, 1);
This is similar to assigning commands to the Selection Key (middle softkey) in non-touch, and touch and type devices. In full touch devices, the Command ITEM cannot be assigned to the action button 1 but can be assigned to action button 2 (under the Options menu).