Java tutorial
// Metawidget // // For historical reasons, this file is licensed under the LGPL // (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-2.1.html). // // Most other files in Metawidget are licensed under both the // LGPL/EPL and a commercial license. See http://metawidget.org // for details. package org.metawidget.vaadin.ui; import java.util.Map; import org.metawidget.util.CollectionUtils; import com.vaadin.ui.Panel; /** * Stub for Vaadin environments. * <p> * Stubs are used to 'stub out' what Metawidget would normally create - either to suppress widget * creation entirely or to create child widgets with a different name. They differ from Facets in * that Facets are simply 'decorations' (such as button bars) to be recognized and arranged at the * discretion of the Layout. * <p> * We define separate Stub widgets, as opposed to simply a <code>VaadinMetawidget.addStub</code> * method, as this is more amenable to visual UI builders. * * @author Loghman Barari */ public class Stub extends Panel { // // Private members // private Map<String, String> mAttributes; // // Constructors // public Stub() { addStyleName("light"); ((com.vaadin.ui.Layout) getContent()).setMargin(false); } /** * Convenience constructor. * <p> * Useful for creating stubs that will otherwise be empty, such as * <code>metawidget.add( new Stub( "foo" ))</code> */ public Stub(String data) { this(); setData(data); } // // Public methods // public void setAttribute(String name, String value) { if (mAttributes == null) { mAttributes = CollectionUtils.newHashMap(); } mAttributes.put(name, value); } public Map<String, String> getAttributes() { return mAttributes; } }