Examples of EventListenerWrapper

ag.ion.bion.officelayer.internal.event.EventListenerWrapper
Wrapper in order to register an event listener in OpenOffice.org. @author Andreas Br�ker @version $Revision: 10398 $
javax.faces.component.UIComponent.EventListenerWrapper
org.apache.batik.dom.events.EventListenerWrapper
This class implements a wrapper for an Event. All the methods of the underlying document are called in a single thread. @author Stephane Hillion @version $Id: EventListenerWrapper.java,v 1.1 2001/08/02 17:58:00 hillion Exp $

Examples of ag.ion.bion.officelayer.internal.event.EventListenerWrapper

   * @author Andreas Br�ker
   */
  public void addBridgeEventListener(IEventListener eventListener) {
    if(xBridge != null) {      
      if(eventListener != null) {
        EventListenerWrapper eventListenerWrapper = new EventListenerWrapper(eventListener); 
        XComponent xComponent = (XComponent)UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XComponent.class, xBridge);
        xComponent.addEventListener(eventListenerWrapper);
      }
    }
  }

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Examples of ag.ion.bion.officelayer.internal.event.EventListenerWrapper

   * @author Andreas Br�ker
   */
  public void addBridgeEventListener(IEventListener eventListener) {
    if (xBridge != null) {
      if (eventListener != null) {
        EventListenerWrapper eventListenerWrapper = new EventListenerWrapper(
            eventListener);
        XComponent xComponent = (XComponent) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(
            XComponent.class, xBridge);
        xComponent.addEventListener(eventListenerWrapper);
      }

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Examples of javax.faces.component.UIComponent.EventListenerWrapper

    public void testNonSerializableListenerWithPSSFull()
    {
        UIComponent component = new UIOutput();
        ComponentSystemEventListener listener = new MyNonSerializableListener();        
        //This case happens when @ListenerFor is attached on the component class
        EventListenerWrapper wrapper = new EventListenerWrapper(component, listener);
        
        wrapper.markInitialState();
        
        wrapper.clearInitialState();
        Object state = wrapper.saveState(facesContext);


        //In this case state should not be null, because state should be saved fully
        assertNotNull(state);
        
        EventListenerWrapper wrapper2 = new EventListenerWrapper(component, listener);
        wrapper.markInitialState();
        //For restore we need to setup the context first
        component.pushComponentToEL(facesContext, component);
        wrapper2.restoreState(facesContext, state);
        component.popComponentFromEL(facesContext);
        
        assertNotNull(wrapper2.getComponentSystemEventListener());
        assertEquals(wrapper.getComponentSystemEventListener(), wrapper2.getComponentSystemEventListener());
    }

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Examples of javax.faces.component.UIComponent.EventListenerWrapper

    public void testSerializableListenerNormalState()
    {
        UIComponent component = new UIOutput();
        ComponentSystemEventListener listener = new MySerializableListener();
        //This case happens when @ListenerFor is attached on the component class
        EventListenerWrapper wrapper = new EventListenerWrapper(component, listener);
        
        Object state = wrapper.saveState(facesContext);
        
        //In this case state should not be null, because state should be saved fully
        assertNotNull(state);
        
        EventListenerWrapper wrapper2 = new EventListenerWrapper();
        //For restore we need to setup the context first
        component.pushComponentToEL(facesContext, component);
        wrapper2.restoreState(facesContext, state);
        component.popComponentFromEL(facesContext);
        
        assertNotNull(wrapper2.getComponentSystemEventListener());
        assertEquals(wrapper.getComponentSystemEventListener(), wrapper2.getComponentSystemEventListener());
    }

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Examples of javax.faces.component.UIComponent.EventListenerWrapper

    public void testSerializableListenerWithPSS()
    {
        UIComponent component = new UIOutput();
        ComponentSystemEventListener listener = new MySerializableListener();
        //This case happens when @ListenerFor is attached on the component class
        EventListenerWrapper wrapper = new EventListenerWrapper(component, listener);
        
        wrapper.markInitialState();
        Object state = wrapper.saveState(facesContext);
        
        //In this case state should be null
        assertNull(state);
        
        EventListenerWrapper wrapper2 = new EventListenerWrapper(component, listener);
        wrapper.markInitialState();
        //For restore we need to setup the context first
        component.pushComponentToEL(facesContext, component);
        wrapper2.restoreState(facesContext, state);
        component.popComponentFromEL(facesContext);
        
        assertNotNull(wrapper2.getComponentSystemEventListener());
        assertEquals(wrapper.getComponentSystemEventListener(), wrapper2.getComponentSystemEventListener());
    }

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Examples of javax.faces.component.UIComponent.EventListenerWrapper

    public void testSerializableListenerWithPSSFull()
    {
        UIComponent component = new UIOutput();
        ComponentSystemEventListener listener = new MySerializableListener();        
        //This case happens when @ListenerFor is attached on the component class
        EventListenerWrapper wrapper = new EventListenerWrapper(component, listener);
        
        wrapper.markInitialState();
        
        wrapper.clearInitialState();
        Object state = wrapper.saveState(facesContext);


        //In this case state should not be null, because state should be saved fully
        assertNotNull(state);
        
        EventListenerWrapper wrapper2 = new EventListenerWrapper(component, listener);
        wrapper.markInitialState();
        //For restore we need to setup the context first
        component.pushComponentToEL(facesContext, component);
        wrapper2.restoreState(facesContext, state);
        component.popComponentFromEL(facesContext);
        
        assertNotNull(wrapper2.getComponentSystemEventListener());
        assertEquals(wrapper.getComponentSystemEventListener(), wrapper2.getComponentSystemEventListener());
    }

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Examples of javax.faces.component.UIComponent.EventListenerWrapper

    public void testStateHolderListenerNormalState()
    {
        UIComponent component = new UIOutput();
        MyStateHolderListener listener = new MyStateHolderListener();
        //This case happens when @ListenerFor is attached on the component class
        EventListenerWrapper wrapper = new EventListenerWrapper(component, listener);
        
        listener.setI(2);
        Object state = wrapper.saveState(facesContext);
        
        //In this case state should not be null, because state should be saved fully
        assertNotNull(state);
        
        EventListenerWrapper wrapper2 = new EventListenerWrapper();
        //For restore we need to setup the context first
        component.pushComponentToEL(facesContext, component);
        wrapper2.restoreState(facesContext, state);
        component.popComponentFromEL(facesContext);
        
        assertNotNull(wrapper2.getComponentSystemEventListener());
        assertEquals(wrapper.getComponentSystemEventListener(), wrapper2.getComponentSystemEventListener());
    }

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Examples of javax.faces.component.UIComponent.EventListenerWrapper

    public void testStateHolderListenerWithPSS()
    {
        UIComponent component = new UIOutput();
        ComponentSystemEventListener listener = new MyStateHolderListener();
        //This case happens when @ListenerFor is attached on the component class
        EventListenerWrapper wrapper = new EventListenerWrapper(component, listener);
        
        wrapper.markInitialState();
        Object state = wrapper.saveState(facesContext);
        
        //In this case state should be not null, because it implements StateHolder
        assertNotNull(state);
        
        MyStateHolderListener listener2 = new MyStateHolderListener();
        listener2.setI(2);
        EventListenerWrapper wrapper2 = new EventListenerWrapper(component, listener2);
        wrapper.markInitialState();
        //For restore we need to setup the context first
        component.pushComponentToEL(facesContext, component);
        wrapper2.restoreState(facesContext, state);
        component.popComponentFromEL(facesContext);
        
        assertNotNull(wrapper2.getComponentSystemEventListener());
        assertEquals(wrapper.getComponentSystemEventListener(), wrapper2.getComponentSystemEventListener());
    }

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Examples of javax.faces.component.UIComponent.EventListenerWrapper

    public void testStateHolderListenerWithPSSFull()
    {
        UIComponent component = new UIOutput();
        ComponentSystemEventListener listener = new MyStateHolderListener();        
        //This case happens when @ListenerFor is attached on the component class
        EventListenerWrapper wrapper = new EventListenerWrapper(component, listener);
        
        wrapper.markInitialState();
        
        wrapper.clearInitialState();
        Object state = wrapper.saveState(facesContext);


        //In this case state should not be null, because state should be saved fully
        assertNotNull(state);
        
        EventListenerWrapper wrapper2 = new EventListenerWrapper(component, listener);
        wrapper.markInitialState();
        //For restore we need to setup the context first
        component.pushComponentToEL(facesContext, component);
        wrapper2.restoreState(facesContext, state);
        component.popComponentFromEL(facesContext);
        
        assertNotNull(wrapper2.getComponentSystemEventListener());
        assertEquals(wrapper.getComponentSystemEventListener(), wrapper2.getComponentSystemEventListener());
    }

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Examples of javax.faces.component.UIComponent.EventListenerWrapper

    public void testPartialStateHolderListenerNormalState()
    {
        UIComponent component = new UIOutput();
        ComponentSystemEventListener listener = new MyPartialStateHolderListener();
        //This case happens when @ListenerFor is attached on the component class
        EventListenerWrapper wrapper = new EventListenerWrapper(component, listener);
        
        Object state = wrapper.saveState(facesContext);
        
        //In this case state should not be null, because state should be saved fully
        assertNotNull(state);
        
        EventListenerWrapper wrapper2 = new EventListenerWrapper();
        //For restore we need to setup the context first
        component.pushComponentToEL(facesContext, component);
        wrapper2.restoreState(facesContext, state);
        component.popComponentFromEL(facesContext);
        
        assertNotNull(wrapper2.getComponentSystemEventListener());
        assertEquals(wrapper.getComponentSystemEventListener(), wrapper2.getComponentSystemEventListener());
    }

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