com.levigo.jadice.demo.commands
Class ToggleTrayCommand

java.lang.Object
  extended by com.levigo.util.swing.action.injection.InjectedCommand
      extended by com.levigo.util.swing.action.AbstractContextCommand
          extended by com.levigo.jadice.swing.commands.AbstractPageViewCommand
              extended by com.levigo.jadice.demo.commands.ToggleTrayCommand
All Implemented Interfaces:
Command

public class ToggleTrayCommand
extends AbstractPageViewCommand

Creates a TrayIcon for the current BasicDemoApplication if not already present.


Constructor Summary
ToggleTrayCommand()
           
 
Method Summary
protected  boolean canExecute()
          Subclasses may override this method to perform argument validation beyond the validation that happens automatically during the injection phase.
protected  void execute()
          This method is called in order to execute the command.
 BasicDemoApplication getDemoApplication()
           
 void setDemoApplication(BasicDemoApplication demoApplication)
          Deprecated. Will be used by injection exclusively.
 
Methods inherited from class com.levigo.jadice.swing.commands.AbstractPageViewCommand
getPageView, setPageView
 
Methods inherited from class com.levigo.util.swing.action.AbstractContextCommand
getContext, propagateContextChange, setContext
 
Methods inherited from class com.levigo.util.swing.action.injection.InjectedCommand
canExecute, execute, getKey, isAvailable, isSelected, isSelected, setKey
 
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
 

Constructor Detail

ToggleTrayCommand

public ToggleTrayCommand()
Method Detail

execute

protected void execute()
Description copied from class: InjectedCommand
This method is called in order to execute the command. It is only called, after the arguments have been validated and injected and only if InjectedCommand.canExecute() has returned true.

Specified by:
execute in class InjectedCommand

canExecute

protected boolean canExecute()
Description copied from class: InjectedCommand
Subclasses may override this method to perform argument validation beyond the validation that happens automatically during the injection phase. This method is called after the context has been found to match the requirements specified via the Argument annotations and the arguments have been injected.

Overrides:
canExecute in class InjectedCommand
Returns:
true if the command can/may be executed in the current context, false otherwise.

getDemoApplication

public BasicDemoApplication getDemoApplication()

setDemoApplication

public void setDemoApplication(BasicDemoApplication demoApplication)
Deprecated. Will be used by injection exclusively.

Invoked by command injection.

Developers should not invoke this method in any direct way.



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