Package overit.geocallapp.utilities.ux.ui.container

Class ExternalFrameContainer

java.lang.Object
overit.geocall.platform.ui.UINode
overit.geocall.ui.Component
overit.geocall.ui.Control
overit.geocall.basic.ui.Container
overit.geocallapp.utilities.ux.ui.container.ExternalFrameContainer
All Implemented Interfaces:
Serializable, overit.geocall.marks.MethodExposer, overit.geocall.marks.NameExposer, Badgeable, Identified, Tool, overit.geocall.ux.configurability.UIConfigurable, overit.geocall.ux.edm.ModelConfigurable
public class ExternalFrameContainer extends Container
External Frame Container page.
Since:
19.0
See Also:

  • Field Details

  • Constructor Details

    • ExternalFrameContainer

      public ExternalFrameContainer(Holder<IFrame> frame)

  • Method Details

    • onOpen

      public void onOpen(Object o)
      Description copied from class: Container
      Method called when is executed the WindowManager.push(overit.geocall.basic.ui.Window, java.lang.Object) of the Window that contains the Container. It calls the onOpen(o) method of all the Container's childrens.
      If a page is opened through the process of a route, it is possible that the route was called with params to pass to the page.
      The route params could be passed specifying them like query string's param on the url, using commas or the '=' character, to separate the keys and the values. Valid syntaxs are: "&params=KEY1,VAL1,KEY2,VAL2" or "&params=KEY1=VAL1,KEY2=VAL2"
      In that case it is possible to retrieve those params via the WindowManager.getRouteParams() method that returns an HashGetter with the params passed as parameters.
      For example it's possible to retrieve and use the params in this way: HashGetter hg = getWM().getRouteParams();
      String val1 = hg.getString("key1",null);
      String val2 = hg.getString("key2",null);
      Overrides:
      onOpen in class Container
      Parameters:
      o - Object received from the caller