oracle.jbo.uicli.jui
Class JUTreeDefaultMouseListener

java.lang.Object
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  +--java.awt.event.MouseAdapter
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        +--oracle.jbo.uicli.jui.JUTreeDefaultMouseListener

All Implemented Interfaces:

java.util.EventListener, java.awt.event.MouseListener

public class JUTreeDefaultMouseListener

extends java.awt.event.MouseAdapter

A sample mouse adapter that could be wired up with a JUTreeBinding to handle double-click on the tree nodes: The selected row is made current in the associated row iterator. This is used to allow JTree to be used as a row-navigation control.

Constructor Summary

JUTreeDefaultMouseListener(JUPanelBinding panelBinding, java.lang.String[][] rulesactions)
Constructor.

JUTreeDefaultMouseListener(JUPanelBinding panelBinding, java.lang.String[][] rulesactions, boolean doubleClick)
Constructor

Method Summary

Type	Method
JUPanelBinding	getPanelBinding() Gets the panelBinding containing the iterators for which tree needs to sync.
java.lang.String[][]	getRulesActions() Defines the target iterator per rule definition.
boolean	isDoubleClick() will a double click activate the events ?
void	mousePressed(java.awt.event.MouseEvent e)
void	setDoubleClick(boolean doubleClick) Controls whether a double-click will activate the events (true is the default).
void	setPanelBinding(JUPanelBinding panelBinding) Sets the panelBinding containing the iterators for which the tree needs to sync.
void	setRulesActions(java.lang.String[][] rulesactions) Defines one target iterator per rule.

Methods inherited from class java.awt.event.MouseAdapter

mouseClicked, mouseEntered, mouseExited, mouseReleased

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

JUTreeDefaultMouseListener

public JUTreeDefaultMouseListener(JUPanelBinding panelBinding,
                                  java.lang.String[][] rulesactions)

Constructor.

Parameters:

panelBinding - The panelBinding containing the iterators for which the tree needs to sync.

rulesactions - defines an target iterator per rule. example : new String [][] { { "NodeRule1", "DeptViewIter" }, { "NodeRule2", "EmpView1Iter" } } });

JUTreeDefaultMouseListener

public JUTreeDefaultMouseListener(JUPanelBinding panelBinding,
                                  java.lang.String[][] rulesactions,
                                  boolean doubleClick)

Constructor

Parameters:

panelBinding - The panelBinding containing the iterators for which the tree needs to sync.

rulesactions - defines an target iterator per rule. example : new String [][] { { "NodeRule1", "DeptViewIter" }, { "NodeRule2", "EmpView1Iter" } } });

boolean - defining doubleclick or not (true is the default)

Method Detail

setPanelBinding

public void setPanelBinding(JUPanelBinding panelBinding)

Sets the panelBinding containing the iterators for which the tree needs to sync.

Parameters:

panelBinding - The panelBinding.

See Also:

getPanelBinding

getPanelBinding

public JUPanelBinding getPanelBinding()

Gets the panelBinding containing the iterators for which tree needs to sync.

Returns:

panelBinding The panelBinding.

See Also:

setPanelBinding

setRulesActions

public void setRulesActions(java.lang.String[][] rulesactions)

Defines one target iterator per rule.

Parameters:

rulesactions - Defines an target iterator per rule. example : new String [][] { { "NodeRule1", "DeptViewIter" }, { "NodeRule2", "EmpView1Iter" } } });

See Also:

getRulesActions

getRulesActions

public java.lang.String[][] getRulesActions()

Defines the target iterator per rule definition.

Returns:

rulesactions Defines an target iterator per rule.

See Also:

setRulesActions

setDoubleClick

public void setDoubleClick(boolean doubleClick)

Controls whether a double-click will activate the events (true is the default).

Parameters:

doubleClick - Specifies whether double-clicking is required.

See Also:

isDoubleClick

isDoubleClick

public boolean isDoubleClick()

will a double click activate the events ?

Returns:

doubleClick Specifies whether double-clicking is required.

See Also:

setDoubleClick

mousePressed

public void mousePressed(java.awt.event.MouseEvent e)

Overrides:

mousePressed in class java.awt.event.MouseAdapter