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Package Samples:

• org.mortbay.html

Classes:

• Page: HTML Page. A HTML Page extends composite with the addition of the HTML Header tags, fields and elements. Furthermore, individual parts of the page may be written or the progressive page be output with flush. Pages contain parameters and named sections. These are used by derived Page classes that implement a Look and Feel. Page users may add to name sections such as "Margin" or "Footer" and set parameters such as "HelpUrl" without knowledge of how the look and feel will arrange these. To assist with standard look and feel creation Page defines a set of standard names for many common parameters and ...
• Composite: HTML Composite Element. This class is can be used a either an abstract or concrete holder of other HTML elements. Used directly, it allow multiple HTML Elements to be added which are produced sequentially. Derived used of Composite may wrap each contain Element in special purpose HTML tags (e.g. list). Notes Elements are added to the Composite either as HTML Elements or as Strings. Other objects added to the Composite are converted to Strings
• FrameSet: FrameSet. Usage FrameSet set = new FrameSet("FrameTest","*,*","*,*"); set.frame(0,0).name("Frame1",req.getRequestPath()+"?Frame=1"); set.frame(0,1).name("Frame2",req.getRequestPath()+"?Frame=2"); set.frame(1,0).name("Frame3",req.getRequestPath()+"?Frame=3"); set.frame(1,1).name("Frame4",req.getRequestPath()+"?Frame=4"); set.write(new Writer(res.getOutputStream()));
• Table: A HTML Table element. The Table Element works by calling newRow and then adding cells or headings. Notes Tables are implemented by nesting a cell Block within a row Block within the table which is also a Block (see nest() on class Composite). Once a row and cell have been created, calling add or attributes on the table actually calls the cell.
• Applet: An Applet Block. Lets you set the class name from the program, and optionally, the size and the codebase. This class uses any attributes set in Element. Usage org.mortbay.Page page = new org.mortbay.html.Page(); page.add(new org.mortbay.Applet("org.mortbay.Foo.App"));
• Element: HTML Element. This abstract class is the base for all HTML Elements. The feature of an abstract HTML Element is that it can be added to HTML Pages, HTML Composites and several other HTML Elements derivations. Elements may also have attributes set, which are handled by the derived Element.
• TableForm: A form laid out in a Table. This class creates a form and lays out all the elements within a table. Each element added has a label part and a element part. The label is displayed in the form beside the element. All buttons are shown at the bottom.
• Include: Include File, InputStream or Reader Element. This Element includes another file. This class expects that the HTTP directory separator '/' will be used. This will be converted to the local directory separator.
• Block: HTML Block Composite. Block of predefined or arbitrary type. Block types are predefined for PRE, BLOCKQUOTE, CENTER, LISTING, PLAINTEXT, XMP, DIV (Left and Right) and SPAN.
• Font: HTML Font Block. Each Element added to the List (which is a Composite) is treated as a new List Item.
• List: HTML List Block. Each Element added to the List (which is a Composite) is treated as a new List Item.
• Form: HTML Form. The specialized Block can contain HTML Form elements as well as any other HTML elements
• TextArea: A Text Area within a form. The text in the textarea is handled by the super class, Text
• Tag: HTML Tag Element. A Tag element is of the generic form <TAG attributes... >
• CompositeFactory: Composite Factory. Abstract interface for production of composites
• Target: HTML Link Target. This is a HTML reference (not a CSS Link).
• Link: HTML Link Block. This is a HTML reference (not a CSS Link).
• Text: A simple block of straight text.
• Tests: Util meta JUnitTestHarness.
• Input: HTML Form Input Tag.
• Script: HTML Script Block.
• Select: HTML select Block.
• Style: HTML Style Block.
• Image: HTML Image Tag.
• StyleLink: CSS Style LINK.

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