<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><!--	Very basic custom dialog. It shows how call backs for dialogs work using	event listeners.	This tests the dialog result and that dialogs are modal--><application>	<window caption="Dialog Test" width="500" height="500"/>	<resources>		<script><![CDATA[function DialogTest() {	var win = application.getWindow();	var btn = new BiButton("Show Dialog");	btn.setLocation(5, 5);	win.add(btn);	var btn2 = new BiButton("Hello World");	btn2.setLocation(btn.getLeft() + btn.getWidth() + 5 , 5);	win.add(btn2);	/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////	// dialog	var dialog = new BiDialog();	var btn3 = new BiButton("Close");	dialog.getContentPane().add(btn3);	//btn3.setSize(60, 24)	btn3.setRight(5);	btn3.setBottom(5);	btn3.addEventListener("action", function () {		dialog.setDialogResult("String result from dialog");		dialog.setVisible(false);	}, this);	// end dialog	/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////	btn.addEventListener("action", function (e) {		dialog.setVisible(true);	}, this);	btn2.addEventListener("action", function () {		alert("Hello World");	}, this);	dialog.addEventListener("dialogresult", function (e) {		alert(e.getTarget().getDialogResult());	}, this);}DialogTest.main = function () { new DialogTest; };		]]></script>	</resources></application>