to.etc.domui.component.form
Class ControlFactoryString
java.lang.Object
to.etc.domui.component.form.ControlFactoryString
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- ControlFactory
public class ControlFactoryString
- extends java.lang.Object
- implements ControlFactory
This is a fallback factory; it accepts anything and shows a String edit component OR a
DisplayValue component for it. It hopes that the control can convert the string input
value to the actual type using the registered Converters. This is also the factory
for regular Strings.
- Author:
- Frits Jalvingh
Created on Jul 2, 2009
Method Summary |
int |
accepts(PropertyMetaModel<?> pmm,
boolean editable,
java.lang.Class<?> controlClass,
java.lang.Object context)
Accept any type using a string. |
|
createControl(IReadOnlyModel<?> model,
PropertyMetaModel<T> pmm,
boolean editable,
java.lang.Class<?> controlClass,
java.lang.Object context)
This MUST create all nodes necessary for a control to edit the specified item. |
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
ControlFactoryString
public ControlFactoryString()
accepts
public int accepts(PropertyMetaModel<?> pmm,
boolean editable,
java.lang.Class<?> controlClass,
java.lang.Object context)
- Accept any type using a string.
- Specified by:
accepts
in interface ControlFactory
controlClass
- When set the control factory *must* be able to return a component which is assignment-compatible with this class type. If it cannot it MUST refuse to create the control.context
- TODO
- Returns:
- See Also:
to.etc.domui.component.form.ControlFactory#accepts(to.etc.domui.component.meta.PropertyMetaModel)
createControl
public <T> ControlFactoryResult createControl(IReadOnlyModel<?> model,
PropertyMetaModel<T> pmm,
boolean editable,
java.lang.Class<?> controlClass,
java.lang.Object context)
- Description copied from interface:
ControlFactory
- This MUST create all nodes necessary for a control to edit the specified item. The nodes must be added
to the container; this must return a ModelBinding to bind and unbind a value to the control
created.
- Specified by:
createControl
in interface ControlFactory
controlClass
- When set the control factory *must* return a component which is assignment-compatible with this
class type. When this method is called it has already (by it's accept method) told us it can, so
not creating the proper type is not an option.context
- TODO
- Returns: