com.sapportals.htmlb.event
Class Event
java.lang.Object
com.sapportals.htmlb.event.Event
- Direct Known Subclasses:
- BreadCrumbClickEvent, ButtonClickEvent, CheckboxClickEvent, DateNavigatorDayClickEvent, DateNavigatorMonthClickEvent, DateNavigatorNavigationEvent, DateNavigatorWeekClickEvent, LinkClickEvent, ListSelectEvent, RadioButtonClickEvent, TableCellClickEvent, TableHeaderClickEvent, TableNavigationEvent, TableRowSelectionEvent, TabSelectEvent, TrayHeaderClickEvent, TreeNodeExpandEvent, TreeNodeSelectEvent
- public abstract class Event
- extends Object
Base class for Events
Copyright 2004 SAP AG
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Constructor Summary |
Event()
create an Event for a component |
Event(String name)
create an Event for a component |
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Method Summary |
String |
getAction()
gets the action associated with the event, i.e.
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String |
getComponentName()
get the name/id of the component which caused
this event. |
com.sapportals.htmlb.event.EventModifierData |
getModifierData()
gets additional data about the event modification.
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String[] |
getParams()
gets parameters of the event
the default implementation returns null, needs to be overriden by
events that require parameters (e.g. |
String[] |
getParams(Component c)
gets parameters of the event
the default implementation returns null, needs to be overriden by
events that require parameters (e.g. |
void |
setAction(String action)
set the action string that was set for the event |
protected abstract void |
setParams(String[] params)
set the params from the HTML page. |
String |
toString()
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Event
public Event()
- create an Event for a component
Event
public Event(String name)
- create an Event for a component
- Parameters:
name - the Id of the component
getComponentName
public String getComponentName()
- get the name/id of the component which caused
this event.
- Returns:
- the name of the component
getAction
public String getAction()
- gets the action associated with the event, i.e.
the string that was passed to a 'setOnXXX' method
- Returns:
- the action string
setAction
public void setAction(String action)
- set the action string that was set for the event
- Parameters:
action - the action String set by a setOn* method
getModifierData
public com.sapportals.htmlb.event.EventModifierData getModifierData()
- gets additional data about the event modification.
E.g. the visible row when the modifier is a TableView
- Returns:
- additional data about the event
toString
public String toString()
getParams
public String[] getParams()
- gets parameters of the event
the default implementation returns null, needs to be overriden by
events that require parameters (e.g. RadioButtonClickEvent)
getParams
public String[] getParams(Component c)
- gets parameters of the event
the default implementation returns null, needs to be overriden by
events that require parameters (e.g. RadioButtonClickEvent)
setParams
protected abstract void setParams(String[] params)
- set the params from the HTML page. The actual content of these
parameters depends on the exact nature of the event. Table related
events might include row and column id. Thus each event class should
be able to set its parameters using this generic method.
This is the last method that is called by the EventManager to
create an event object. If you use custom Events you must make
sure this method is accessible for the EventManager.
Additionally, Event classes should provide a method
public static String renderEventCall(Component component);
so that the rendering of the JavaScript call is in the same scope
- Parameters:
params - the event parameters
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