List of actions() Examples

Examples of actions()

aQute.bnd.service.Actionable.actions()
Return a map with command names (potentially localized) and a Runnable. The caller can execute the caller at will. @param target the target object, null if commands for the encompassing entity is sought (e.g. the repo itself). @return A Map with the actions or null if no actions are available. @throws Exception
com.googlecode.wicketwebbeans.model.api.JBean.actions()
{@inheritDoc} @see com.googlecode.wicketwebbeans.annotations.Bean#actions()
com.ocpsoft.pretty.faces.annotation.URLActions.actions()
org.boco.seamwebappgen.annotations.SearchResultList.actions()
org.sonar.api.server.ws.WebService.Controller.actions()
umontreal.iro.lecuyer.simevents.Event.actions()
This is the method that is executed when this event occurs. Every subclass of Event that is to be instantiated must provide an implementation of this method.

Examples of aQute.bnd.service.Actionable.actions()

                            // Use the Actionable interface to fill the menu
                            // Should extend this to allow other menu entries
                            // from the view, but currently there are none
                            //
                            final Actionable act = (Actionable) firstElement;
                            Map<String,Runnable> actions = act.actions();
                            if (actions != null) {
                                for (final Entry<String,Runnable> e : actions.entrySet()) {
                                    String label = e.getKey();
                                    boolean enabled = true;
                                    boolean checked = false;

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Examples of aQute.bnd.service.Actionable.actions()

                            // Use the Actionable interface to fill the menu
                            // Should extend this to allow other menu entries
                            // from the view, but currently there are none
                            //
                            final Actionable act = (Actionable) firstElement;
                            Map<String,Runnable> actions = act.actions();
                            if (actions != null) {
                                for (final Entry<String,Runnable> e : actions.entrySet()) {
                                    String label = e.getKey();
                                    boolean enabled = true;
                                    boolean checked = false;

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Examples of com.googlecode.wicketwebbeans.model.api.JBean.actions()

        
        // Process actions first.
        for (ParameterAST param : bean.getParameters()) {
            String name = param.getName();
            if (name.equals(BeanMetaData.PARAM_ACTIONS)) {
                jbean.actions( processActions(param.getValues()) );
            }
            else if (name.equals(BeanMetaData.PARAM_PROPS)) {
                jbean.properties( processProps(param.getValues()) );
            }
            else if (param.getName().equals(BeanMetaData.PARAM_TABS)) {

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Examples of com.ocpsoft.pretty.faces.annotation.URLActions.actions()

      // is there a @URLAction container annotation on the class?
      URLActions actionsAnnotation = method.getAnnotation(URLActions.class);
      if (actionsAnnotation != null)
      {
         // process all @URLAction annotations
         for (URLAction child : actionsAnnotation.actions())
         {
            processPrettyActionAnnotation(child, method, classMappingIds);
         }
      }
   }

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Examples of com.ocpsoft.pretty.faces.annotation.URLActions.actions()

      // is there a @URLAction container annotation on the class?
      URLActions actionsAnnotation = method.getAnnotation(URLActions.class);
      if (actionsAnnotation != null)
      {
         // process all @URLAction annotations
         for (URLAction child : actionsAnnotation.actions())
         {
            processPrettyActionAnnotation(child, method, classMappingIds);
         }
      }
   }

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Examples of org.boco.seamwebappgen.annotations.SearchResultList.actions()

        tmp.add(searchInfoAnnotation.actionLabels()[i]);
      }
      bean.setSearchActionLabels(tmp);


      tmp = new Vector<String>();
      for (int i = 0; i < searchInfoAnnotation.actions().length; i++)
      {
        tmp.add(searchInfoAnnotation.actions()[i]);
      }
      bean.setSearchActions(tmp);

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Examples of org.boco.seamwebappgen.annotations.SearchResultList.actions()

      bean.setSearchActionLabels(tmp);


      tmp = new Vector<String>();
      for (int i = 0; i < searchInfoAnnotation.actions().length; i++)
      {
        tmp.add(searchInfoAnnotation.actions()[i]);
      }
      bean.setSearchActions(tmp);
      
      tmp = new Vector<String>();
      for (int i = 0; i < searchInfoAnnotation.immediateActionLabels().length; i++)

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Examples of org.sonar.api.server.ws.WebService.Controller.actions()

  public void define_ws() throws Exception {
    Controller controller = tester.controller("api/qualitygates");
    assertThat(controller).isNotNull();
    assertThat(controller.path()).isEqualTo("api/qualitygates");
    assertThat(controller.description()).isNotEmpty();
    assertThat(controller.actions()).hasSize(15);


    Action list = controller.action("list");
    assertThat(list).isNotNull();
    assertThat(list.handler()).isNotNull();
    assertThat(list.since()).isEqualTo("4.3");

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Examples of umontreal.iro.lecuyer.simevents.Event.actions()

            // This is a process, the control will transfered to it.
            currentProcess = ((SimThread)ev).myProcess;
            ((SimThread)ev).activate();
            return;
         }
         else ev.actions();
         // This event is executed by the calling process.
      }
      SimThread.simActivate(this);                     // Simulation is over.
   }

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