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Package Samples:
• samples.swing.timesheet.view: An example using active models (BasicModels) that include submodels.
• samples.swing.activemodel
• samples.swing.activesubmodel
• samples.swing.combobox
• samples.swing.list
• samples.swing.menu
• samples.swing.multiselection
• samples.swing.multiview
• samples.swing.readonly
• samples.swing.timesheet.controller
• samples.swing.timesheet.model
• samples.swing.timesheet
Classes:
• MenuModel: HelloController uses one of these to supply data for its Views, and to keep session state in. In this case there's just a single String field that users populate with their name. Scope's default ModelManager implementation builds on the JavaBeans API, so this model object is just a normal JavaBean.
• ActivemodelModel: A version of samples.helloworld2.Hello2Model that implements ModelChangeEventSource by subclassing BasicModel and calling fireModelChange() after setters that change the model's state.
• ReadOnlyModel: Same as the HelloWorld model except that we implement org.scopemvc.model.beans.DynamicReadOnly to allow the name property to be marked read-only or writable.
• PersonView: The Model, rather than view model part of the timesheet application. This contains the timesheet view, the list of projects and of course the persons name.
• ReadOnlyView1: First View allows users to enter their name, and to change the "name" property's writable state to be flipped to read-only and back again.
• TimesheetView: The view for the timesheet itself. This is made of a table and the information fields.
• PersonViewModel: The view model, this contains a person, and an additional project to be added element.
• MultipleSelectionView: List of customers in a table with a count of selected customers underneath.
• MultiSelectionLauncher: Create the MultipleSelection application Controller and start it.
• ListView: List of customers on left and linked customer viewer on right.
• MultiviewLauncher: Create the Multiview application Controller then start it.
• ReadOnlyLauncher: Create the ReadOnly application Controller then start it.
• ListLauncher: Create the List application Controller and start it.
• PersonModel: Simple Person model which allows them to enter a name
• MenuLauncher: Create the application Controller then start it.
• MenuView1: First View allows users to enter their name.
• MultiviewView1: First View allows users to enter their name.
• MultiviewModel: Simple Javabean: see HelloWorld example.
• MenuView2: Second View says goodbye to the user.
• ReadOnlyView2: Second View says goodbye to the user.
• TimesheetController: The main controller for the timesheet app
• MultiviewView2: Second View says hello to the user.
• MainView: The main view for the application
• WorkItemModel: A single item of work.
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