Also see:

getPage()

Also see:

getName()

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getURIPath()

Also see:

getRole()

Also see:

getInitParameter(java.lang.String)

 public DefaultDecorator(String name,
    String page,
    Map parameters) 
{
	        
        this(name, page, null, null, parameters);
}

Constructor to set name, page and parameters.

 public DefaultDecorator(String name,
    String page,
    String uriPath,
    Map parameters) 
{
        this(name, page, uriPath, null, parameters);
}

Constructor to set all properties.

 public DefaultDecorator(String name,
    String page,
    String uriPath,
    String role,
    Map parameters) 
{
		this.name = name;
		this.page = page;
        this.uriPath = uriPath;
        this.role = role;
		this.parameters = parameters;
}

Constructor to set all properties.

 public String getInitParameter(String paramName) 
{
		if (parameters == null || !parameters.containsKey(paramName)) {
		    return null;
        }
		return (String) parameters.get(paramName);
}

Returns a String containing the value of the named initialization parameter, or null if the parameter does not exist.

 public Iterator getInitParameterNames() 
{
		if (parameters == null) {
            // make sure we always return an empty iterator
		    return Collections.EMPTY_MAP.keySet().iterator();
        }
		return parameters.keySet().iterator();
}

Returns the names of the Decorator's initialization parameters as an Iterator of String objects, or an empty Iterator if the Decorator has no initialization parameters.

 public String getName() 
{
		return name;
}

Name of Decorator. For information purposes only.

 public String getPage() 
{
		return page;
}

URI of the Servlet/JSP to dispatch the request to (relative to the web-app context).

 public String getRole() 
{
        return role;
}

Role the user has to be in to get this decorator applied.

 public String getURIPath() 
{
        return uriPath;
}

URI path of the Decorator. Enables support for decorators defined in seperate web-apps.