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Class java.beans.EventSetDescriptor

java.lang.Object
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   +----java.beans.FeatureDescriptor
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           +----java.beans.EventSetDescriptor

public class EventSetDescriptor
extends FeatureDescriptor
An EventSetDescriptor describes a group of events that a given Java bean fires.

The given group of events are all delivered as method calls on a single event listener interface, and an event listener object can be registered via a call on a registration method supplied by the event source.


Constructor Index

 o EventSetDescriptor(Class, String, Class, String)
This constructor creates an EventSetDescriptor assuming that you are following the most simple standard design pattern where a named event "fred" is (1) delivered as a call on the single method of interface FredListener, (2) has a single argument of type FredEvent, and (3) where the FredListener may be registered with a call on an addFredListener method of the source component and removed with a call on a removeFredListener method.
 o EventSetDescriptor(Class, String, Class, String[], String, String)
This constructor creates an EventSetDescriptor from scratch using string names.
 o EventSetDescriptor(String, Class, Method[], Method, Method)
This constructor creates an EventSetDescriptor from scratch using java.lang.reflect.Method and java.lang.Class objects.
 o EventSetDescriptor(String, Class, MethodDescriptor[], Method, Method)
This constructor creates an EventSetDescriptor from scratch using java.lang.reflect.MethodDescriptor and java.lang.Class objects.

Method Index

 o getAddListenerMethod()
 o getListenerMethodDescriptors()
 o getListenerMethods()
 o getListenerType()
 o getRemoveListenerMethod()
 o isInDefaultEventSet()
Report if an event set is in the "default set".
 o isUnicast()
Normally event sources are multicast.
 o setInDefaultEventSet(boolean)
Mark an event set as being in the "default" set (or not).
 o setUnicast(boolean)
Mark an event set as unicast (or not).

Constructors

 o EventSetDescriptor
 public EventSetDescriptor(Class sourceClass,
                           String eventSetName,
                           Class listenerType,
                           String listenerMethodName) throws IntrospectionException
This constructor creates an EventSetDescriptor assuming that you are following the most simple standard design pattern where a named event "fred" is (1) delivered as a call on the single method of interface FredListener, (2) has a single argument of type FredEvent, and (3) where the FredListener may be registered with a call on an addFredListener method of the source component and removed with a call on a removeFredListener method.

Parameters:
sourceClass - The class firing the event.
eventSetName - The programmatic name of the event. E.g. "fred". Note that this should normally start with a lower-case character.
listenerType - The target interface that events will get delivered to.
listenerMethodName - The method that will get called when the event gets delivered to its target listener interface.
Throws: IntrospectionException
if an exception occurs during introspection.
 o EventSetDescriptor
 public EventSetDescriptor(Class sourceClass,
                           String eventSetName,
                           Class listenerType,
                           String listenerMethodNames[],
                           String addListenerMethodName,
                           String removeListenerMethodName) throws IntrospectionException
This constructor creates an EventSetDescriptor from scratch using string names.

Parameters:
sourceClass - The class firing the event.
eventSetName - The programmatic name of the event set. Note that this should normally start with a lower-case character.
listenerType - The Class of the target interface that events will get delivered to.
listenerMethodNames - The names of the methods that will get called when the event gets delivered to its target listener interface.
addListenerMethodName - The name of the method on the event source that can be used to register an event listener object.
removeListenerMethodName - The name of the method on the event source that can be used to de-register an event listener object.
Throws: IntrospectionException
if an exception occurs during introspection.
 o EventSetDescriptor
 public EventSetDescriptor(String eventSetName,
                           Class listenerType,
                           Method listenerMethods[],
                           Method addListenerMethod,
                           Method removeListenerMethod) throws IntrospectionException
This constructor creates an EventSetDescriptor from scratch using java.lang.reflect.Method and java.lang.Class objects.

Parameters:
eventSetName - The programmatic name of the event set.
listenerType - The Class for the listener interface.
listenerMethods - An array of Method objects describing each of the event handling methods in the target listener.
addListenerMethod - The method on the event source that can be used to register an event listener object.
removeListenerMethod - The method on the event source that can be used to de-register an event listener object.
Throws: IntrospectionException
if an exception occurs during introspection.
 o EventSetDescriptor
 public EventSetDescriptor(String eventSetName,
                           Class listenerType,
                           MethodDescriptor listenerMethodDescriptors[],
                           Method addListenerMethod,
                           Method removeListenerMethod) throws IntrospectionException
This constructor creates an EventSetDescriptor from scratch using java.lang.reflect.MethodDescriptor and java.lang.Class objects.

Parameters:
eventSetName - The programmatic name of the event set.
listenerType - The Class for the listener interface.
listenerMethodDescriptors - An array of MethodDescriptor objects describing each of the event handling methods in the target listener.
addListenerMethod - The method on the event source that can be used to register an event listener object.
removeListenerMethod - The method on the event source that can be used to de-register an event listener object.
Throws: IntrospectionException
if an exception occurs during introspection.

Methods

 o getListenerType
 public Class getListenerType()
Returns:
The Class object for the target interface that will get invoked when the event is fired.
 o getListenerMethods
 public Method[] getListenerMethods()
Returns:
An array of Method objects for the target methods within the target listener interface that will get called when events are fired.
 o getListenerMethodDescriptors
 public MethodDescriptor[] getListenerMethodDescriptors()
Returns:
An array of MethodDescriptor objects for the target methods within the target listener interface that will get called when events are fired.
 o getAddListenerMethod
 public Method getAddListenerMethod()
Returns:
The method used to register a listener at the event source.
 o getRemoveListenerMethod
 public Method getRemoveListenerMethod()
Returns:
The method used to register a listener at the event source.
 o setUnicast
 public void setUnicast(boolean unicast)
Mark an event set as unicast (or not).

Parameters:
unicast - True if the event set is unicast.
 o isUnicast
 public boolean isUnicast()
Normally event sources are multicast. However there are some exceptions that are strictly unicast.

Returns:
True if the event set is unicast. Defaults to "false".
 o setInDefaultEventSet
 public void setInDefaultEventSet(boolean inDefaultEventSet)
Mark an event set as being in the "default" set (or not). By default this is true.

Parameters:
unicast - True if the event set is unicast.
 o isInDefaultEventSet
 public boolean isInDefaultEventSet()
Report if an event set is in the "default set".

Returns:
True if the event set is in the "default set". Defaults to "true".

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