com.sapportals.wcm.rendering.uicommand
Interface IExecCommand
[contained in: com.sap.km.cm.ui.flex.par - km.shared.ui.flex.uicommand_api.jar]
- All Superinterfaces:
- IUIBaseCommand
- All Known Subinterfaces:
- ICommand, IMassCommand, IMassExecCommand, IUICommand, IUIMassCommand
- public interface IExecCommand
- extends IUIBaseCommand
- Since:
- EP5 SP6 and EP6 SP1
| Fields inherited from interface com.sapportals.wcm.rendering.base.IUIBaseCommand |
ERR_MESSAGE_MISSING_CONFIG_ENTRY, ERR_MESSAGE_WRONG_METHOD_CALL, KEY_INPUT_CONTROL_TEXT, KEY_INPUT_CONTROL_TEXT_2, KEY_INPUT_CONTROL_TEXT_2_DEFAULT_TEXT, KEY_INPUT_CONTROL_TEXT_3, KEY_INPUT_CONTROL_TEXT_DEFAULT_TEXT, KEY_LABEL, KEY_MASS_EMBEDDED_COMMAND_TEXT, KEY_MASS_EMBEDDED_COMMANT_TOOLTIP, KEY_SINGLE_EMBEDDED_COMMAND_TEXT, KEY_SINGLE_EMBEDDED_COMMAND_TOOLTIP, KEY_TOOLTIP, LINE_BREAK, TEXT_KEYS, VALUE_EMPTY_STRING |
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Method Summary |
java.lang.String |
getAlias()
|
LinkAttributes |
getLinkAttributes()
Return a LinkAttributes when the Command returns false
in its raisesEvent method. |
java.lang.String[] |
getTargetParameters()
returns the information the command needs to carry out its task, when it is
called through its execute method. |
boolean |
isApplicable()
|
boolean |
isExecutable()
checks, if this Command can be executed for this resource (e.g. a resource can
not be deleted, when it is locked by someone else). |
boolean |
raisesEvent()
flag, if the command raises an Event in its execute
method. |
void |
setAlias(java.lang.String p0)
set the alias under which this instance is accessible via the UICommandFactory |
void |
setTargetParameters(java.util.List p0,
IResourceContext p1)
sets the parameters the command returned in its getTargetParameters
method as well as the resource context. |
void |
setTextProperties(java.util.Properties properties)
|
| Methods inherited from interface com.sapportals.wcm.rendering.base.IUIBaseCommand |
getComponent, getConfigurationProperties, getParameters, getReplaceCommands, getText, setConfigurationProperties, setLabelBundleKey, setParameters, setProxy, setReplaceCommands, setResource, setResourceBundle, setResourceContext, setTooltipBundleKey |
APPLICABLE_UNKNOWN
public static final int APPLICABLE_UNKNOWN
APPLICABLE_FALSE
public static final int APPLICABLE_FALSE
APPLICABLE_TRUE
public static final int APPLICABLE_TRUE
isApplicable
public boolean isApplicable()
isExecutable
public boolean isExecutable()
- checks, if this Command can be executed for this resource (e.g. a resource can
not be deleted, when it is locked by someone else). Depending on the functionality
that has to be checked, the call can be very expensive. Even if the command
returns
true, the state of the given IResource can
change in the time between the calls isExecutable and execute
, so this method does not guarantee successful execution at a later time.
- Returns:
- The executable value
getAlias
public java.lang.String getAlias()
- Returns:
- the alias under which this instance is accessible via the
UICommandFactory
setAlias
public void setAlias(java.lang.String p0)
- set the alias under which this instance is accessible via the
UICommandFactory
- Parameters:
alias - The new alias value
setTargetParameters
public void setTargetParameters(java.util.List p0,
IResourceContext p1)
throws WcmException
- sets the parameters the command returned in its
getTargetParameters
method as well as the resource context. This method as well as the getTargetParameters
method are called by the UICommandFactory. The later is called,
when a Component (e.g. a Link) is used to render the
command. At that time, the command has been initialized by the UICommandFactory
. As the factory or the surrounding framework does not know about the commands
inner structure, the command itself has to encode all information it needs for
its execute method in the String[] it returns in the
getTargetParameters method. This exact list is returned in the
same order in this method here. In the standard scenario, the usage of IUICommand
s in the WDF- htmlb-environment, this method is called just before the class's
execute method is called.
- Parameters:
values - an ArrayList which contains all the information
the command encoded and needs to properly executecontext - the IResourceContext which contains the
user data- Throws:
WcmException - Exception raised in failure situation
getTargetParameters
public java.lang.String[] getTargetParameters()
throws WcmException
- returns the information the command needs to carry out its task, when it is
called through its
execute method. See the setTargetParameters
method for details. The String[] must not contain any null values
- Returns:
- The targetParameters value
- Throws:
WcmException - Exception raised in failure situation
raisesEvent
public boolean raisesEvent()
- flag, if the command raises an
Event in its execute
method.
- Returns:
true, if the command raises an Event, false
, if not
getLinkAttributes
public LinkAttributes getLinkAttributes()
- Return a
LinkAttributes when the Command returns false
in its raisesEvent method.
- Returns:
- the link value
setTextProperties
public void setTextProperties(java.util.Properties properties)
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