Implementing Parameter Mapping 

You can implement parameter mapping dynamically.

Procedures

Set Constant Values to Action Parameters

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       1.      Insert the following code into the wdDoModifyView method:

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if(firstTime){ IWDCheckBox theCheckBox =(IWDCheckbox)view.getElement("<UI element Id>"); theCheckBox.mappingOfOnToggle().setBoolean("<action parameter name>", true); }

 

The action parameter name is case sensitive.

The methods addParameter of IWDParameterMapping are deprecated, use the following methods instead, depending on the parameter type:

●      setBoolean(String name, boolean value)

●      setByte(String name, byte value)

●      setChar(String name, char value)

●      setDouble(String name, double value)

●      setFloat(String name, float value)

●      setInt(String name, int value)

●      setLong(String name, long value)

●      setShort(String name, short value)

●      setString(String name, String value)

The parameter name refers to the action parameter name.

Map Existing Event Parameters to Existing Action Parameters

       1.      Insert the following code into the wdDoModifyView method:

if(firstTime){ IWDCheckBox theCheckBox =(IWDCheckBox)view.getElement("<UI element Id>"); theCheckBox.mappingOfOnToggle().addSourceMapping(IWDCheckBox.IWDOnToggle.CHECKED,       "<action parameter name>"); }

 

You can use the typed constant parameter name. for the generic event parameter it is for example: IWDButton.IWDOnAction.NODE_ELEMENT.

Example

Suppose you have a Button with ID GenderSelector and an action with parameter female of type boolean, the code will look like this:

if (firstTime)    {     IWDButton genderSelector = (IWDButton) view.getElement("GenderSelector");     genderSelector.mappingOfOnAction().setBoolean("female", true);    }