Examples of PropertyEditor

Peditor.PropertyEditor
@author Homer
gov.nasa.arc.mct.components.PropertyEditor
Provides values for inspectable fields. Validates the values. java's PropertyEditorSupport implements a similar API. @param < E> collection element data type
java.beans.PropertyEditor
A PropertyEditor class provides support for GUIs that want to allow users to edit a property value of a given type.
PropertyEditor supports a variety of different kinds of ways of displaying and updating property values. Most PropertyEditors will only need to support a subset of the different options available in this API.
Simple PropertyEditors may only support the getAsText and setAsText methods and need not support (say) paintValue or getCustomEditor. More complex types may be unable to support getAsText and setAsText but will instead support paintValue and getCustomEditor.
Every propertyEditor must support one or more of the three simple display styles. Thus it can either (1) support isPaintable or (2) both return a non-null String[] from getTags() and return a non-null value from getAsText or (3) simply return a non-null String from getAsText().
Every property editor must support a call on setValue when the argument object is of the type for which this is the corresponding propertyEditor. In addition, each property editor must either support a custom editor, or support setAsText.
Each PropertyEditor should have a null constructor.
net.sourceforge.marathon.util.PropertyEditor
nz.govt.natlib.meta.ui.tree.PropertyEditor
@author unascribed @version 1.0
org.apache.ojb.tools.mapping.reversedb2.propertyEditors.PropertyEditor
This class contains all the basic functionality for a property editor. It extends JPanel, so it could be added to a JScrollPane. The PropertyEditor always has an associated PropertyEditorTarget that acts as the "model" for the PropertyEditor To implement your PropertyEditor, you have to design a GUI with all the properties you want the user to see. You have to register the necessary listeners to get notified if a value is changed by the user in order to set the property in the model. Additionally you might want to register a PropertyChangeListener that gets notified if a property is changed in the model (for example by a second window based on the same model). In your implementation you should override setEditorTarget() to check, whether you get a correct object set as editorTarget and to retrieve the inital set of values from the editorTarget. If your Panel only contains components that implement PropertyEditorComponentInterface, you do not have to setup any listeners, you just should check that you get the correct object in setEditorTarget, everything else will be handled by this container. If you group components withing Panels and add those panels to this container, these panels have to implement PropertyEdtitorComponentInterface as well, the contained Components wouldn't get notified of a editorTarget change otherwise. @author Florian Bruckner @version $Id: PropertyEditor.java,v 1.1.2.1 2005/12/21 22:33:27 tomdz Exp $
org.apdplat.platform.criteria.PropertyEditor
属性编辑器 @author 杨尚川
org.eclipse.wb.internal.core.model.property.editor.PropertyEditor
org.jboss.as.console.client.shared.properties.PropertyEditor
@author Heiko Braun @author David Bosschaert @date 4/20/11
org.openbp.jaspira.propertybrowser.editor.PropertyEditor
Property editor interface. @author Andreas Putz
org.sintef.umt.propertyeditor.PropertyEditor

Examples of java.beans.PropertyEditor

    }
    else
    {
      try
      {
        final PropertyEditor propertyEditor = attributeMetaData.getEditor();
        if (propertyEditor != null)
        {
          propertyEditor.setAsText(attributeValue);
          element.setAttribute(namespace, name, propertyEditor.getValue());
        }
        else
        {
          final ConverterRegistry instance = ConverterRegistry.getInstance();
          final ValueConverter valueConverter = instance.getValueConverter(type);

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Examples of java.beans.PropertyEditor

          attList.addNamespaceDeclaration("autoGenNs", namespace);
        }


        try
        {
          final PropertyEditor propertyEditor = attrMeta.getEditor();
          final String textValue;
          if (propertyEditor != null)
          {
            propertyEditor.setValue(value);
            textValue = propertyEditor.getAsText();
          }
          else
          {
            textValue = ConverterRegistry.toAttributeValue(value);

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Examples of java.beans.PropertyEditor

                editorClass = defaultEditorClass;
            }


            // instantiate PropertyEditor
            Class propertyEditorClass = null;
            PropertyEditor editor = null;
            try {
                propertyEditorClass = Class.forName(editorClass);
                editor = (PropertyEditor) propertyEditorClass.newInstance();
                if (editor instanceof PropertyConsumer) {
                    ((PropertyConsumer) editor).setProperties(marker, info);
                }
                editors.put(prop, editor);
            } catch (Exception e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
                editorClass = null;
            }


            Component editorFace = null;
            if (editor != null && editor.supportsCustomEditor()) {
                editorFace = editor.getCustomEditor();
            } else {
                editorFace = new JLabel("Does not support custom editor");
            }


            if (editor != null) {
                Object propVal = props.get(prop);
                if (Debug.debugging("inspector")) {
                    Debug.output("Inspector loading " + prop + "(" + propVal
                            + ")");
                }
                editor.setValue(propVal);
            }


            // Customized labels for each property, instead of the
            // abbreviated nature of the true property names.
            String labelMarker = marker + PropertyConsumer.LabelEditorProperty;

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Examples of java.beans.PropertyEditor

        Properties props = new Properties();


        Iterator values = editors.keySet().iterator();
        while (values.hasNext()) {
            String key = (String) values.next();
            PropertyEditor editor = (PropertyEditor) editors.get(key);
            if (editor != null) {
                String stuff = editor.getAsText();
                // If it's not defined with text, don't put it in the
                // properties. The layer should handle this and use
                // its default settings.
                if (stuff != null && !stuff.equals("")) {
                    props.put(key, stuff);

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Examples of java.beans.PropertyEditor

              e.setAttribute(namespace, name, null);
            }
            else
            {


              final PropertyEditor propertyEditor = attribute.getEditor();
              if (propertyEditor != null)
              {
                propertyEditor.setAsText(String.valueOf(value));
                e.setAttribute(namespace, name, propertyEditor.getValue());
              }
              else
              {
                try
                {

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Examples of java.beans.PropertyEditor

        reader.loadBeanDefinitions(res);
              
        editor = new JaxbPropertyEditor();
        registerCustomEditor(String.class, editor);
        
        PropertyEditor pe = null;
        
        pe = new JaxbBigIntegerEditor();  
        registerCustomEditor(BigInteger.class, pe);
        
        pe = new JaxbBooleanEditor();

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Examples of java.beans.PropertyEditor

import org.springframework.core.io.UrlResource;


public class CustomPropertyEditorsTest extends TestCase {   
    
    public void testJaxbPropertyEditorGetAsText() {
        PropertyEditor pe = new JaxbPropertyEditor();
        assertNull(pe.getValue());
        assertNull(pe.getAsText());
        pe.setValue("abc");
        assertEquals("abc", pe.getAsText());  
        Element element = EasyMock.createMock(Element.class);
        element.getTextContent();
        EasyMock.expectLastCall().andReturn("xyz");
        EasyMock.replay(element);
        pe.setValue(element);
        assertEquals("xyz", pe.getAsText());
        EasyMock.verify(element);
    }

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        assertEquals("xyz", pe.getAsText());
        EasyMock.verify(element);
    }
    
    public void testJaxbPropertyEditorSetAsText() {
        PropertyEditor pe = new JaxbPropertyEditor();
        assertNull(pe.getValue());
        assertNull(pe.getAsText());
        pe.setAsText("abc");
        assertEquals("abc", pe.getAsText()); 
        pe.setValue(Boolean.TRUE);
        try {
            pe.setAsText("false");
            fail("Expected IllegalArgumentException not thrown.");
        } catch (IllegalArgumentException ex) {
            // ignore
        }
        pe.setValue("boolean");
        pe.setAsText("false");
        assertEquals("false", pe.getAsText());      
    }

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        pe.setAsText("false");
        assertEquals("false", pe.getAsText());      
    }
    
    public void testJaxbPropertyEditorGetValue() throws JAXBException {
        PropertyEditor pe = new JaxbPropertyEditor();
        helpTestGetValue(pe, Boolean.TRUE, "address");
    }

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        PropertyEditor pe = new JaxbPropertyEditor();
        helpTestGetValue(pe, Boolean.TRUE, "address");
    }
    
    public void testJaxbBigIntegerEditorsetAsText() {
        PropertyEditor pe = new JaxbBigIntegerEditor();
        pe.setAsText("12345");
        Object o = pe.getValue();
        assertTrue(o instanceof BigInteger);
        assertEquals(12345, ((BigInteger)o).intValue());
    }

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