Examples of org.apache.click.control.Panel

org.apache.click.control.Panel
the $time variable to the panel model panel.getModel().put("time", time); addControl(panel); } } The SimplePanelDemo template, /simple-panel-demo.htm, would reference the panel control:
```
$panel
```
The Panel template would then be merged with the Panel model and rendered in the page as:
```
Time time is now Sun Mar 15 07:32:51 EST 2009 
```
Example 2 - Localization support
In this example, we demonstrate localization support by specifying the Panel content in the SimplePanelDemo.properties file. Since the Panel model and Page model are merged at runtime, the Panel template can access the Page messages.
First we create the SimplePanelDemo.properties file which specifies two properties: heading and content.
```
 heading=Welcome content=Welcome to MyCorp<p/>MyCorp is your telecommuting office portal. Its just like being there at the office!
```
Then we create the /panel/simple-panel.htm that references the localized Page properties. Since a Page properties are made available through the $messages map, the Panel can access the Page properties using the variables $messages.header and $messages.content:
```
 <fieldset> <legend class="title"> $messages.heading </legend> $messages.content </fieldset> 
```
In our page class, SimplePageDemo, we create and add the Panel instance:
```
 public class SimplePanelDemo extends Page { public Panel panel = new Panel("panel", "/panel/simple-panel.htm"); } 
```
In the Page above we make use of Click's autobinding feature by declaring a public Panel field. Autobinding will automatically add the Panel to the Page model.
The SimplePanelDemo template, /simple-panel-demo.htm, would reference the panel control:
```
 $panel 
```
And the result is:
Welcome Welcome to MyCorp.
MyCorp is your telecommuting office portal. Its just like being there at the office!

Example 3 - Reusing and Nesting Panels
Panels provide a good way to create reusable components, and since Panel is a Container it can hold child controls, even other Panels.
In this example we create a reusable CustomerPanel which is added to a Border Panel.
First we create the /panel/customer-panel.htm template which references the $form variable:
```
 $form 
```
Next up is the CustomerPanel:
```
 public class CustomerPanel extends Panel { private Form form = new Form("form"); public CustomerPanel(String name) { super(name); // We explicitly set the customer panel template setTemplate("/panel/customer-panel.htm"); form.add(new TextField("name"); form.add(new DateField("dateJoined"); form.add(new DoubleField("holdings"); } } 
```
The Border Panel template, /panel/border-panel.htm, will draw a Border around its contents:
```
 <div> style="border: 1px solid black"> $panel </div> 
```
Lastly we specify the NestedDemo Page, that creates a Border Panel, and adds CustomerPanel as a child.
```
 public class NestedDemo extends Page { private Panel borderPanel = new Panel("borderPanel", "/panel/border-panel.htm"); private CustomerPanel customerPanel = new CustomerPanel("panel"); public void onInit() { // Add CustomerPanel to the Border panel parentPanel.add(childPanel); // Add border panel to page addControl(parentPanel); } } 
```
The Page template, /nested-demo.htm, would reference the $borderPanel variable:
```
 $borderPanel 
```
Template Model
To render the panel's template, a model is created ( {@link #createTemplateModel()}) which is merged with the template. This model will include the page model values, plus any Panel defined model values, with the Panel's values overriding the Page defined values. In addition a number of predefined values are automatically added to the model. These values include:
- attributes - the panel HTML attributes map
- context - the Servlet context path, e.g. /mycorp
- format - the page {@link Format} object for formatting the display of objects
- this - a reference to this panel object
- messages - the panel messages bundle
- request - the servlet request
- response - the servlet request
- session - the {@link SessionMap} adaptor for the users HttpSession

    // Constructor ------------------------------------------------------------


    public TabbedPanelDemo() {
        addControl(tabbedPanel);


        Panel panel1 = new Panel("panel1", "panel/customersPanel1.htm");
        panel1.setLabel("The First Panel");
        tabbedPanel.add(panel1);


        Panel panel2 = new Panel("panel2", "panel/customersPanel2.htm");
        panel2.setLabel("The Second Panel");
        tabbedPanel.add(panel2);


        Panel panel3 = new Panel("panel3", "panel/customersPanel3.htm");
        panel3.setLabel("The Third Panel");
        tabbedPanel.add(panel3);


        // Register a listener that is notified when a different panel is selected.
        tabbedPanel.setTabListener(this, "onTabClick");
    }

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    public void onInit() {
        super.onInit();


        addControl(tabbedPanel);


        Panel panel1 = new Panel("panel1", "panel/tabbed/panel1.htm");
        tabbedPanel.add(panel1);


        Panel panel2 = new Panel("panel2", "panel/tabbed/form-panel2.htm");
        Form form = new Form("form");
        panel2.add(form);


        // PLEASE NOTE: Form is addedd to the second Panel(at index 1), so when it
        // posts to the server it needs to send the index of it's own Panel so that the
        // TabbedPanel activates that Panel actives Panel at index 1. If we don't
        // cater for this, the form post will be handled by the Panel at index 0


        // When TabbedPanel detects the request Parameter 'tabPanelIndex', it
        // switches to the Panel at the given index.
        // we add a HiddenField called 'tabPanelIndex' set to index 1.
        //
        int tabIndex = 1;
        form.add(new HiddenField("tabPanelIndex", tabIndex));


        final TextField field = new TextField("name", "Enter your name");
        form.add(field);
        Submit submit = new Submit("go");
        submit.setActionListener(new ActionListener() {


            public boolean onAction(Control source) {
                addModel("msg", "Hi " + field.getValue() + ". Your form has been saved!");
                return true;
            }
        });
        form.add(submit);
        panel2.setLabel("The Second Panel");
        tabbedPanel.add(panel2);


        Panel panel3 = new Panel("panel3", "panel/tabbed/table-panel3.htm");
        Table table = new Table("table");
        table = new Table("table");


        // PLEASE NOTE: Table is addedd to the third Panel (at index 2), so when
        // the table is sorted or paged, it needs to send the index of it's Panel
        // so that the TabbedPanel activates Panel at index 2. If we don't cater
        // for this, the table sorting/paging request will be handled by the Panel
        // with index 0
        // When TabbedPanel detects the request Parameter 'tabPanelIndex', it
        // switches to the Panel at the given index.
        // we add a parameter called 'tabPanelIndex' to the table link
        tabIndex = 2;
        table.getControlLink().setParameter("tabPanelIndex", tabIndex);


        table.setClass(Table.CLASS_ITS);


        table.addColumn(new Column("id"));
        table.addColumn(new Column("name"));
        table.addColumn(new Column("email"));
        table.addColumn(new Column("investments"));
        table.setPageSize(5);
        table.setSortable(true);


        List list = customerService.getCustomersSortedByName(100);
        table.setRowList(list);


        panel3.add(table);


        tabbedPanel.add(panel3);
    }

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    public void onInit() {
        super.onInit();


        addControl(tabbedPanel);


        Panel panel1 = new Panel("panel1", "panel/tabbed/panel1.htm");
        tabbedPanel.add(panel1);


        Panel panel2 = new Panel("panel2", "panel/tabbed/form-panel2.htm");
        Form form = new Form("form");
        panel2.add(form);


        final TextField field = new TextField("name", "Enter your name");
        form.add(field);
        Submit submit = new Submit("go");
        submit.setActionListener(new ActionListener() {


            public boolean onAction(Control source) {
                addModel("msg", "Hi " + field.getValue() + ". Your form has been saved!");
                return true;
            }
        });


        form.add(submit);
        
        panel2.setLabel("The Second Panel");
        tabbedPanel.add(panel2);


        Panel panel3 = new Panel("panel3", "panel/tabbed/table-panel3.htm");
        Table table = new Table("table");
        table = new Table("table");


        table.setClass(Table.CLASS_ITS);


        table.addColumn(new Column("id"));
        table.addColumn(new Column("name"));
        table.addColumn(new Column("email"));
        table.addColumn(new Column("investments"));
        table.setPageSize(5);
        table.setSortable(true);


        List list = customerService.getCustomersSortedByName(100);
        table.setRowList(list);


        panel3.add(table);


        tabbedPanel.add(panel3);


        // NOTE: Save the TabbedPanel state when a new panel is activated.
        // Register a listener that is notified when a different panel is selected.

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    public void testDefaultActivePanel() {
        MockContext.initContext();


        TabbedPanel tabbedPanel = new TabbedPanel("tabbedPanel");
        tabbedPanel.add(new Panel("panel1"));
        tabbedPanel.add(new Panel("panel2"));
        tabbedPanel.onInit();
        String activePanelName = tabbedPanel.getActivePanel().getName();


        // By default panel1 should be the active panel
        assertEquals("panel1", activePanelName);

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        // Since tabbedPanel is zero index based, setting tabPanelIndex to 1
        // should set the active panel to panel2
        context.getMockRequest().setParameter("tabPanelIndex", "1");


        TabbedPanel tabbedPanel = new TabbedPanel("tabbedPanel");
        tabbedPanel.add(new Panel("panel1"));
        tabbedPanel.add(new Panel("panel2"));
        tabbedPanel.onInit();
        String activePanelName = tabbedPanel.getActivePanel().getName();


        // By default panel2 should be the active panel
        assertEquals("panel2", activePanelName);

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        // Simulate user selecting panel2
        context.getMockRequest().setParameter(ActionLink.ACTION_LINK, "tabLink");
        context.getMockRequest().setParameter(ActionLink.VALUE, "panel2");


        TabbedPanel tabbedPanel = new TabbedPanel("tabbedPanel");
        tabbedPanel.add(new Panel("panel1"));
        tabbedPanel.add(new Panel("panel2"));
        tabbedPanel.onInit();
        String activePanelName = tabbedPanel.getActivePanel().getName();


        // By default panel2 should be the active panel
        assertEquals("panel2", activePanelName);

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        // Simulate user selecting panel2
        context.getMockRequest().setParameter(ActionLink.ACTION_LINK, "tabLink");
        context.getMockRequest().setParameter(ActionLink.VALUE, "panel2");


        TabbedPanel tabbedPanel = new TabbedPanel("tabbedPanel");
        tabbedPanel.add(new Panel("panel1"));
        tabbedPanel.add(new Panel("panel2"));


        tabbedPanel.setTabListener(new ActionListener() {
            private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;


            public boolean onAction(Control source) {

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        Page page = new Page();
        TabbedPanel panel = new TabbedPanel("panel");
        page.addControl(panel);


        // Add two panels named child1 and child2
        Panel child1 = new Panel("child1");
        Panel child2 = new Panel("child2");
        panel.add(child1);
        panel.add(child2);


        // Execute onInit event
        panel.onInit();


        assertEquals(3, panel.getControlMap().size());
        assertEquals(3, panel.getControls().size());
        assertSame(child1, panel.getControls().get(1));
        assertSame(child2, panel.getControls().get(2));
        assertSame(child1, panel.getPanels().get(0));
        assertSame(child2, panel.getPanels().get(1));
        assertTrue(child1.isActive());
        assertFalse(child2.isActive());


        // Add another two panels named child1 and child2 and test that these
        // panels replaces the previous panels
        child1 = new Panel("child1");
        child2 = new Panel("child2");
        panel.add(child1);
        panel.add(child2);
        assertEquals(3, panel.getControlMap().size());
        assertEquals(3, panel.getControls().size());
        assertSame(child1, panel.getControls().get(1));
        assertSame(child2, panel.getControls().get(2));
        assertSame(child1, panel.getPanels().get(0));
        assertSame(child2, panel.getPanels().get(1));
        assertTrue(child1.isActive());
        assertFalse(child2.isActive());
    }

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    public void testGetState() {
        // Setup Panel
        TabbedPanel panel = new TabbedPanel("panel");


        // Add two panels named child1 and child2
        Panel child1 = new Panel("child1");
        Panel child2 = new Panel("child2");
        panel.add(child1);
        panel.add(child2);


        Map expectedTabLinkState = new HashMap();
        expectedTabLinkState.put("id", "1");

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    public void testSetState() {
        // Setup Panel
        TabbedPanel panel = new TabbedPanel("panel");


        // Add two panels named child1 and child2
        Panel child1 = new Panel("child1");
        Panel child2 = new Panel("child2");
        panel.add(child1);
        panel.add(child2);


        Map expectedTabLinkState = new HashMap();
        expectedTabLinkState.put("id", "1");

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Example 2 - Localization support

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