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Package Samples:
• com.voytechs.html.application
• com.voytechs.html.component.extended
• com.voytechs.html.component
• com.voytechs.html.event
• com.voytechs.html.io
• com.voytechs.html.util
Classes:
• HtmlWriter: Html Print Writer. Will output HTML primitives on the supplied outputstream. Because Http protocol allows binary output to the stream as long as the appropriate MIME header is supplied, this object also allows access to the underlying output stream so binary data can be output as well if needed (getOutputStream()); This writer supplies all of the basic HTML 4.0 tags. It also supplies some convenience functions. 3 types of HTML tag methods exist. *Start() and *End() mentods. ie. formStart() & formEnd() Convenience functions that supply both start and end tags. ie form(String formBody) Tags that ...
• ToolServlet: Base class for all tool servlets. One ToolServlet object exists and it manages individual ToolSession objects. One ToolSession object exists per each user session as created by the WebServer/WebBrowser. Tool servlets interact with each other in a way that allows commnitcation between any tools servlet and discoveries of tools by any of the tools. (ie. A desktop tool can discover all other tools and ask them to produce content that can be pluged into the desktop.)
• Container: A generic container object is a component that can contain other components. Components added to a container are tracked in a list. The order of the list will define the components' front-to-back stacking order within the container. If no index is specified when adding a component to a container, it will be added to the end of the list (and hence to the bottom of the stacking order).
• TableContainer: A generic container object is a component that can contain other components. Components added to a container are tracked in a list. The order of the list will define the components' front-to-back stacking order within the container. If no index is specified when adding a component to a container, it will be added to the end of the list (and hence to the bottom of the stacking order).
• ServletFrame: A ServletFrame object is a adaptor for Servlets. Lets a servlet initialize the top level frame using servlet specific parameters. Lower level objects do not know that servlet is actually controlling the HTML output. Also additional HTML specific functions such as HTTP MIME headers and other servlet specific or servlet bound resources are defined by overriding lower level object methods.
• DispatcherBroker: Specialized container object for holding dispatcher listeners. Because of dynamic binding of HTML components and the dispatcher, addtion of listeners has to be delayed until the dispatcher bound and initlizated otherwise the binding can't occur. This object adapts to the HTML component special requirements such as generating a URL acceptable parameters or HTML Form tags.
• HtmlDispatcherBroker: Specialized container object for holding dispatcher listeners. Because of dynamic binding of HTML components and the dispatcher, addtion of listeners has to be delayed until the dispatcher bound and initlizated otherwise the binding can't occur. This object adapts to the HTML component special requirements such as generating a URL acceptable parameters or HTML Form tags.
• Dispatcher: An event dispatcher object. A user action triggers an event to be generated. Events are dispatched to event listeners. This is an abstract class and an appropriate implementation of it should be created, such as ServletDispatcher or CGI Dispatcher with appropriate hooks for processing the event conditions in whatever form they may be (ie. http forms).
• Component: A component is an object having a HTML representation that can be displayed on the web browser and that can interact with the user. Examples of components are the buttons, checkboxes, and textareas of a typical web user interface.
• ButtonListenerIf: Interface for Button listner. When Buttonual component is modified or applied a Buttonual event is dispatched using this interface.
• LinkListenerIf: Interface for Button listner. When Buttonual component is modified or applied a Buttonual event is dispatched using this interface.
• TextListenerIf: Interface for Text listner. When Textual component is modified or applied a Textual event is dispatched using this interface.
• ListenerRequest: Special object which holds a single listener request for binding to the dispatcher. Usually utilized by DispatcherBroker.
• Panel: Base class for all HTML elements considered simple. ie. TableComponents, FormComponents are considered complex.
• SimpleComponent: Base class for all HTML elements considered simple. ie. TableComponents, FormComponents are considered complex.
• Frame: A Frame object is a top-level window. This is where text, HTML element and formatting tags can be output.
• ServletDispatcher: Mainly adaptor class, to massage and interface with Servlets for event dispatching.
• TableColumnHeader: A TableColumnHeader object is has a collection of form input/button elements.
• TableCaption: A TableCaption object is has a collection of form input/button elements.
• TableHeader: A TableHeader object is has a collection of form input/button elements.
• TableBody: A TableBody object is has a collection of form input/button elements.
• TableData: A TableData object is has a collection of form input/button elements.
• TableRow: A TableRow object is has a collection of form input/button elements.
• Table: A Table object is has a collection of form input/button elements.
• Form: A Form object is has a collection of form input/button elements.
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