Examples of FormModel

com.dragome.forms.bindings.client.form.FormModel

FormModel provides builders for creating {@link FieldModel}s, {@link FormattedFieldModel}s and {@link ListFieldModel}. Widgets can then be bound to these models using a {@link com.pietschy.gwt.pectin.client.form.binding.FormBinder}.

FormModels also allow support properties to allow plugins to store additional information and {@link BindingCallback}s to hook into the binding process.

@see #fieldOfType(Class) @see #formattedFieldOfType(Class) @see #listOfType(Class)

com.mossle.form.engine.model.FormModel

jweblite.web.page.FormModel

org.springframework.binding.form.FormModel

A formModel groups valueModels and actions that are related to the same backing object. It will manage the creation/handling of the valueModels, their associated metadata and an overal state.

The formModel can be in one of three 'user' states:

Disabled: all user interaction should be ignored.
Enabled and readOnly: user may interact, but not edit.
Enabled and editable: user may interact and edit where needed.

These states are counterparts of the enabled/editable state of a component/textcomponent.

The formModel also tracks its inner states:

Dirty: one of its valueModels has a changed value.
Committable: all valueModels are in an 'error-free' state.

@see ConfigurableFormModel @author Keith Donald @author Oliver Hutchison

        return withEditor(new SwingBindingFactory(formModel));
    }
    
    public PropertyColumn withEditor(AbstractDataEditorWidget dataEditor)
    {
        FormModel formModel = dataEditor.getDetailForm().getFormModel();
        BindingFactory bindingFactory = dataEditor.getDetailForm().getBindingFactory();
        return withEditor(new ValueModelTableCellEditor(formModel, getPropertyName(),
                bindingFactory.createBinding(getType(), getPropertyName()).getControl(), dataEditor.getUpdateCommand()));
    }

    }


    @Override
    public void commit()
    {
        FormModel formModel = getFormModel();
        if (vetoableCommitListeners != null)
        {
            for (VetoableCommitListener v : vetoableCommitListeners)
            {
                if (!v.proceedWithCommit(formModel))

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Examples of FormModel

Examples of org.springframework.binding.form.FormModel

Examples of org.springframework.binding.form.FormModel