Annotation Type Action
Action
object's actionPerformed
method. It also identifies the resources that
will be used to initialize the Action's properties.
Additional @Action
parameters can be used
to specify the name of the bound properties (from the
same class) that indicate if the Action is to be
enabled/selected, and if the GUI should be blocked
while the Action's background Task
is running.
The ApplicationActionMap
class creates an
ActionMap
that contains one ApplicationAction
for each @Action found in a target or "actions" class.
Typically applications will use getActionMap
to
lazily construct and cache ApplicationActionMaps, rather than
constructing them directly. By default the ApplicationActionMap's
key
for an @Action is the
name of the method. The name
parameter can be used to
specify a different key.
The ApplicationAction's
properties are initialized with
resources loaded from a ResourceBundle with the same name as the
actions class. The list of properties initialized this way
is documented by the ApplicationAction's
constructor.
The method marked with @Action, can have no parameters,
or a single ActionEvent parameter. The method's return type
can be void
or Task
. If the return type
is Task, the Task will be executed by the ApplicationAction's
actionPerformed
method.
[TBD the block parameter, and the Parameter annotation]
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Nested Class Summary
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Optional Element Summary
Optional ElementsModifier and TypeOptional ElementDescription
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Element Details
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name
String name- Default:
""
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enabledProperty
String enabledProperty- Default:
""
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selectedProperty
String selectedProperty- Default:
""
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block
Task.BlockingScope block- Default:
NONE
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