Package com.google.web.bindery.requestfactory.gwt.client

Interface RequestFactoryEditorDriver<P,E extends Editor<? super P>>

Type Parameters:

P - the type of Proxy being edited

E - the type of Editor that will edit the Record

All Superinterfaces:

EditorDriver<RequestContext>

All Known Implementing Classes:

MockRequestFactoryEditorDriver

public interface RequestFactoryEditorDriver<P,E extends Editor<? super P>>
extends EditorDriver<RequestContext>

The interface that links RequestFactory and the Editor framework together.

Instances of this interface are created with

 interface MyRFED extends RequestFactoryEditorDriver<MyObjectProxy, MyObjectEditor> {}
 MyRFED instance = GWT.create(MyRFED.class);
 {
 instance.initialize(.....);
 myRequest.with(instance.getPaths());
 
 // Fire the request, in the callback
 instance.edit(retrievedRecord);
 // Control when the request is sent
 instance.flush().fire(new Receiver {...});
 }
 

See Also:

HasRequestContext, MockRequestFactoryEditorDriver

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	display(P proxy)	Start driving the Editor and its sub-editors with data for display-only mode.
void	edit(P proxy, RequestContext request)	Start driving the Editor and its sub-editors with data.
RequestContext	flush()	Update the object being edited with the current state of the Editor.
java.lang.String[]	getPaths()	Returns a new array containing the request paths.
void	initialize(EventBus eventBus, RequestFactory requestFactory, E editor)	Overload of initialize(RequestFactory, Editor) to allow a modified EventBus to be monitored for subscription services.
void	initialize(RequestFactory requestFactory, E editor)	Initializes a driver with the editor it will run, and a RequestFactory to use for subscription services.
void	initialize(E editor)	Initializes a driver that will not be able to support subscriptions.
boolean	setViolations(java.lang.Iterable<Violation> violations)	Deprecated. Users should switch to EditorDriver.setConstraintViolations(Iterable)

Methods inherited from interface com.google.gwt.editor.client.EditorDriver

accept, getErrors, hasErrors, isDirty, setConstraintViolations

Method Detail

display

void display(P proxy)

Start driving the Editor and its sub-editors with data for display-only mode.

Parameters:

proxy - a Proxy of type P

edit

void edit(P proxy,
          RequestContext request)

Start driving the Editor and its sub-editors with data. A RequestContext is required to provide context for the changes to the proxy (see RequestContext.edit(T). Note that this driver will not fire the request.

Parameters:

proxy - the proxy to be edited

request - the request context that will accumulate edits and is returned form flush()

flush

RequestContext flush()

Update the object being edited with the current state of the Editor.

Specified by:

flush in interface EditorDriver<P>

Returns:

the RequestContext passed into edit(Object, RequestContext)

Throws:

java.lang.IllegalStateException - if edit(Object, RequestContext) has not been called

getPaths

java.lang.String[] getPaths()

Returns a new array containing the request paths.

Returns:

an array of Strings

initialize

void initialize(E editor)

Initializes a driver that will not be able to support subscriptions. Calls to EditorDelegate.subscribe() will do nothing.

Parameters:

editor - an Editor of type E

initialize

void initialize(EventBus eventBus,
                RequestFactory requestFactory,
                E editor)

Overload of initialize(RequestFactory, Editor) to allow a modified EventBus to be monitored for subscription services.

Parameters:

eventBus - the EventBus

requestFactory - a RequestFactory instance

editor - an Editor of type E

See Also:

EditorDelegate.subscribe(), ResettableEventBus

initialize

void initialize(RequestFactory requestFactory,
                E editor)

Initializes a driver with the editor it will run, and a RequestFactory to use for subscription services.

Parameters:

requestFactory - a RequestFactory instance

editor - an Editor of type E

See Also:

EditorDelegate.subscribe()

setViolations

@Deprecated
boolean setViolations(java.lang.Iterable<Violation> violations)

Deprecated.

Users should switch to EditorDriver.setConstraintViolations(Iterable)

Show Violations returned from an attempt to submit a request. The violations will be converted into EditorError objects whose getUserData() method can be used to access the original Violation object.

Parameters:

violations - an Iterable over Violation instances

Returns:

true if there were any unconsumed EditorErrors which can be retrieved from EditorDriver.getErrors()