com.sun.javatest.exec
Class JavaTestMenuManager
java.lang.Object
com.sun.javatest.exec.JavaTestMenuManager
public abstract class JavaTestMenuManager
- extends java.lang.Object
Class to manage custom menus. This class allows the test suite architect to
add various custom menu items to designated places in the menu system of the
Test Manager. The constants in this class represent those designated
positions and are semantic locations, not absolute. This allows
reorganization of menus at the harness level without necessarily breaking
the positioning that the architect expected.
This class can be used in two ways. First, the concrete class overrides
getMenuItems()
to return the correct set of items for the given
category. This method may be the most simple for straight forward insertions.
The second method is to use addMenuItem()
to sequentially
specify which menu items should appear. The default implementation of
getMenuItems()
will use data provided by using this second
method.
By default, no menu category will have any custom menus (getMenuItems()
will always return null).
The JMenuItem
objects may be "pull-right" menus if desired. It is
the responsibility of the architect to manage keystroke mneumonics.
Method Summary |
protected void |
addMenuItem(int position,
javax.swing.JMenuItem item)
Add a menu item to the given menu position. |
javax.swing.JMenuItem[] |
getMenuItems(int position)
Get the menu items to go into the specified position in the menu system. |
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
FILE_PRIMARY
public static final int FILE_PRIMARY
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FILE_OTHER
public static final int FILE_OTHER
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CONFIG_PRIMARY
public static final int CONFIG_PRIMARY
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CONFIG_VIEW
public static final int CONFIG_VIEW
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CONFIG_OTHER
public static final int CONFIG_OTHER
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RUN_PRIMARY
public static final int RUN_PRIMARY
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RUN_OTHER
public static final int RUN_OTHER
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WINDOWS_MAIN
public static final int WINDOWS_MAIN
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PRESENTATION
public static final int PRESENTATION
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PREFERENCES
public static final int PREFERENCES
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LOG_VIEW
public static final int LOG_VIEW
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LOG_CONFIG
public static final int LOG_CONFIG
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HELP_PRIMARY
public static final int HELP_PRIMARY
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HELP_TESTSUITE
public static final int HELP_TESTSUITE
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HELP_ABOUT
public static final int HELP_ABOUT
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TOOLS_OTHER
public static final int TOOLS_OTHER
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JavaTestMenuManager
public JavaTestMenuManager()
getMenuItems
public javax.swing.JMenuItem[] getMenuItems(int position)
- Get the menu items to go into the specified position in the menu system.
See the constants in this class for the possible value.
- Parameters:
position
- The menu position, one of the constants of this class.
- Returns:
- The custom menu items to be displayed in the given position.
Null if there are none. Never a zero-length array.
- Throws:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- If the position parameter is out of
range. This is usually the fault of the harness itself, but
may occur if classes are compiled against one development version
of the harness and run with another.
addMenuItem
protected void addMenuItem(int position,
javax.swing.JMenuItem item)
- Add a menu item to the given menu position.
The item is added to the bottom, in that position, so you must add them
in the order you wish them to appear.
- Parameters:
position
- The menu position, one of the constants of this class.item
- The menu item to add.
- Throws:
java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException
- If the position index is out of
range. Be sure that you are using the constants given in this
class to supply this parameter.
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