Package docking.widgets

Class ListSelectionTableDialog<T>

java.lang.Object

docking.DialogComponentProvider

docking.widgets.ListSelectionTableDialog<T>

All Implemented Interfaces:

ActionContextProvider, StatusListener, TaskListener

public class ListSelectionTableDialog<T>
extends DialogComponentProvider

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class docking.DialogComponentProvider

applyButton, buttonPanel, cancelButton, dismissButton, okButton, rootPanel

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
ListSelectionTableDialog(java.lang.String title, RowObjectTableModel<T> model)
ListSelectionTableDialog(java.lang.String title, java.util.List<T> list)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	close()
T	getSelectedItem()
java.util.List<T>	getSelectedItems()
void	hideOkButton()	Removes the ok button from the dialog.
protected void	okCallback()	The callback method for when the "OK" button is pressed.
void	setMultiSelectionMode(boolean enable)	Deprecated. to be removed sometime after the 9.3 release
T	show(java.awt.Component parent)
java.util.List<T>	showSelectMultiple(java.awt.Component parent)

Methods inherited from class docking.DialogComponentProvider

addAction, addApplyButton, addButton, addCancelButton, addDismissButton, addOKButton, addWorkPanel, alertMessage, alertMessage, applyCallback, cancelCallback, cancelCurrentTask, clearScheduledTask, clearStatusText, dialogClosed, dialogShown, dismissCallback, dispose, doInitialize, escapeCallback, executeProgressTask, getActionContext, getActions, getBackground, getBounds, getComponent, getDefaultButton, getDefaultSize, getDialogSize, getFocusComponent, getGlassPane, getHelpLocatdion, getId, getIntialLocation, getLocationOnScreen, getParent, getPreferredSize, getRemberSize, getRememberLocation, getStatusColor, getStatusLabel, getStatusText, getTaskMonitorComponent, getTaskScheduler, getTitle, getUseSharedLocation, hideTaskMonitorComponent, isApplyEnabled, isCancelEnabled, isModal, isOKEnabled, isResizeable, isRunningTask, isShowing, isTransient, isVisible, notifyContextChanged, removeAction, removeButton, removeWorkPanel, repack, setApplyEnabled, setApplyToolTip, setBackground, setCancelButtonText, setCancelEnabled, setCancelToolTip, setCursor, setDefaultButton, setDefaultSize, setDialogSize, setDismissToolTip, setFocusComponent, setGlassPane, setHelpLocation, setInitialLocation, setMinimumSize, setMinimumSize, setOkButtonText, setOkEnabled, setOkToolTip, setPreferredSize, setRememberLocation, setRememberSize, setResizable, setStatusJustification, setStatusText, setStatusText, setStatusText, setTitle, setTransient, setUseSharedLocation, showProgressBar, showTaskMonitorComponent, stopProgressTimer, taskCancelled, taskCompleted, toFront, toString, waitForCurrentTask

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

ListSelectionTableDialog

public ListSelectionTableDialog(java.lang.String title,
                                java.util.List<T> list)

ListSelectionTableDialog

public ListSelectionTableDialog(java.lang.String title,
                                RowObjectTableModel<T> model)

Method Detail

okCallback

protected void okCallback()

Description copied from class: DialogComponentProvider

The callback method for when the "OK" button is pressed.

Overrides:

okCallback in class DialogComponentProvider

close

public void close()

Overrides:

close in class DialogComponentProvider

getSelectedItem

public T getSelectedItem()

getSelectedItems

public java.util.List<T> getSelectedItems()

show

public T show(java.awt.Component parent)

showSelectMultiple

public java.util.List<T> showSelectMultiple(java.awt.Component parent)

setMultiSelectionMode

@Deprecated
public void setMultiSelectionMode(boolean enable)

Deprecated.

to be removed sometime after the 9.3 release

Calling this method does does not work correctly when used with show(Component) or showSelectMultiple(Component). To use this method, you must show the dialog by calling:

        DockingWindowManager.showDialog(parent, dialog);
 

There is no need to use this method when using either of the aforementioned show methods

Parameters:

enable - true to allow multiple selection

hideOkButton

public void hideOkButton()

Removes the ok button from the dialog. This is useful if you are using this dialog as a presentation of data and do not wish to do anything when the user makes selections.