org.embl.ebi.escience.scuflui.actions
Class AbstractProcessorAction

java.lang.Object
  org.embl.ebi.escience.scuflui.actions.AbstractProcessorAction

All Implemented Interfaces:

ProcessorActionSPI

Direct Known Subclasses:

AddParserAction, BiomobyAction, BiomobyObjectAction, BiomobyWidgetAction, ConfigureMobyServiceAction, FlattenListEditAction, SliceListEditAction, SoaplabDescriberPanel

public abstract class AbstractProcessorAction
extends java.lang.Object
implements ProcessorActionSPI

A simple abstract implementation of the ProcessorActionSPI which allows the extending class to simply specify a JComponent to be created in a standard UIUtils frame.

Author:

Tom Oinn

Constructor Summary

AbstractProcessorAction()

Method Summary

void	frameClosing() Add any actions to be performed on window close to here
abstract javax.swing.JComponent	getComponent(Processor processor) Implement this to define the component which will be created in the new UIUtils frame when the menu item, button or whatever is activated
java.awt.Dimension	getFrameLocation() Where should the frame open?
java.awt.Dimension	getFrameSize() How big should it be?
java.awt.event.ActionListener	getListener(Processor processor) Return an ActionListener to be attached to whatever component is being generated.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface org.embl.ebi.escience.scuflui.spi.ProcessorActionSPI

canHandle, getDescription, getIcon

Constructor Detail

AbstractProcessorAction

public AbstractProcessorAction()

Method Detail

getListener

public final java.awt.event.ActionListener getListener(Processor processor)

Description copied from interface: ProcessorActionSPI

Return an ActionListener to be attached to whatever component is being generated. In the case of a context menu this will be a JMenuItem but it's best not to assume anything, it could be any kind of component. This method is passed the Processor object concerned, remember that the SPI mechanism creates a single instance of each implementing class so you should be careful about keeping state in the implementation (by 'be careful' I really mean 'don't').

Specified by:

getListener in interface ProcessorActionSPI

getComponent

public abstract javax.swing.JComponent getComponent(Processor processor)

Implement this to define the component which will be created in the new UIUtils frame when the menu item, button or whatever is activated

getFrameLocation

public java.awt.Dimension getFrameLocation()

Where should the frame open?

getFrameSize

public java.awt.Dimension getFrameSize()

How big should it be?

frameClosing

public void frameClosing()

Add any actions to be performed on window close to here