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com.sun.rave.web.ui.component.LabelBase

All known Subclasses:   com.sun.rave.web.ui.component.Label,
LabelBase
abstract public class LabelBase extends javax.faces.component.UIOutput (Code)

Use the ui:label tag to display a label for a component. To specify which component the label belongs to you can do one of the following:

  • Place the component to be labeled in the body of ui:label; or
  • Set the value of the for attribute of ui:label to the id of the component to be labeled.

If the tags are adjacent on the page, it is simpler to place the component in the body of the ui:label tag.

Note that many components in this library have label and labelLevel attributes (and sometimes labelOnTop) which can be used instead of ui:label. The main reason to use ui:label is to specify the appearance of the label beyond what these attributes permit.

HTML Elements and Layout

The ui:label tag results in a HTML <label> or <span> element. A <span> element is rendered if no labeled component is found.

If the tag has a body, the body must consist of tags for JavaServer Faces components only. The components become children of the Label component, and are rendered after the <label> element.

If the tag has a body but no for attribute, a <label> element is rendered. Its for attribute is set to the element ID of the first child component that is an EditableValueHolder.

Theme Identifiers

The Label renderer relies on the following theme classes:

 LblLev1Txt
 LblLev2Txt 
 LblLev3Txt 
 LblRqdDiv
 

Client Side Javascript Functions

None.

Example

Example 1: ui:label with for attribute

 
 <ui:label id="label1" text="Label 1:" for="field1" labelLevel="2"/>
 <ui:field id="field1" text="#{Bean.value}" type="text" trim="true"/>
 

Example 2: ui:label with labeled component in tag body

 
 <ui:label id="label2" text="Label 2:" labelLevel="2"/>
 <ui:field id="field2" text="#{Bean.value}" type="text" 
 trim="true"/>
 </ui:label> 
 

Example 3: Using the label attribute instead of ui:label

 
 <ui:field id="field3" text="#{Bean.value}" type="text" 
 trim="true" label="Label 3:" labelLevel="2"/>
 

Auto-generated component class. Do NOT modify; all changes will be lost!




Constructor Summary
public  LabelBase()
    

Method Summary
public  StringgetFamily()
    

Return the identifier of the component family to which this component belongs.

public  StringgetFor()
    

Use this attribute to specify the labeled component.

public  intgetLabelLevel()
    

Style level for this label, where lower values typically specify progressively larger font sizes, and/or bolder font weights. Valid values are 1, 2, and 3.

public  StringgetOnClick()
    
public  StringgetOnMouseDown()
    
public  StringgetOnMouseMove()
    
public  StringgetOnMouseOut()
    
public  StringgetOnMouseOver()
    
public  StringgetOnMouseUp()
    
public  StringgetStyle()
    
public  StringgetStyleClass()
    
public  ObjectgetText()
    

The label text to be displayed for this label.

public  StringgetToolTip()
    
public  ValueBindinggetValueBinding(String name)
    
public  booleanisHideIndicators()
    

Use the hideIndicators attribute to prevent display of the required and invalid icons with the label.

public  booleanisRequiredIndicator()
    

Flag indicating that the labeled component should be marked as required.

public  booleanisVisible()
    

Use the visible attribute to indicate whether the component should be viewable by the user in the rendered HTML page.

public  voidrestoreState(FacesContext _context, Object _state)
    
public  ObjectsaveState(FacesContext _context)
    
public  voidsetFor(String _for)
    

Use this attribute to specify the labeled component.

public  voidsetHideIndicators(boolean hideIndicators)
    

Use the hideIndicators attribute to prevent display of the required and invalid icons with the label.

public  voidsetLabelLevel(int labelLevel)
    

Style level for this label, where lower values typically specify progressively larger font sizes, and/or bolder font weights. Valid values are 1, 2, and 3.

public  voidsetOnClick(String onClick)
    
public  voidsetOnMouseDown(String onMouseDown)
    
public  voidsetOnMouseMove(String onMouseMove)
    
public  voidsetOnMouseOut(String onMouseOut)
    
public  voidsetOnMouseOver(String onMouseOver)
    
public  voidsetOnMouseUp(String onMouseUp)
    
public  voidsetRequiredIndicator(boolean requiredIndicator)
    

Flag indicating that the labeled component should be marked as required.

public  voidsetStyle(String style)
    
public  voidsetStyleClass(String styleClass)
    
public  voidsetText(Object text)
    

The label text to be displayed for this label.

public  voidsetToolTip(String toolTip)
    
public  voidsetValueBinding(String name, ValueBinding binding)
    
public  voidsetVisible(boolean visible)
    

Use the visible attribute to indicate whether the component should be viewable by the user in the rendered HTML page.



Constructor Detail
LabelBase
public LabelBase()(Code)

Construct a new LabelBase.





Method Detail
getFamily
public String getFamily()(Code)

Return the identifier of the component family to which this component belongs. This identifier, in conjunction with the value of the rendererType property, may be used to select the appropriate Renderer for this component instance.




getFor
public String getFor()(Code)

Use this attribute to specify the labeled component. The attribute is only relevant if the component to be labeled is not a child of the ui:label tag. The value of the attribute should be the id of the component relative to the label, not the DOM ID of the rendered HTML element.




getLabelLevel
public int getLabelLevel()(Code)

Style level for this label, where lower values typically specify progressively larger font sizes, and/or bolder font weights. Valid values are 1, 2, and 3. The default label level is 2. Any label level outside this range will result in no label level being added.




getOnClick
public String getOnClick()(Code)

Scripting code executed when a mouse click occurs over this component.




getOnMouseDown
public String getOnMouseDown()(Code)

Scripting code executed when the user presses a mouse button while the mouse pointer is on the component.




getOnMouseMove
public String getOnMouseMove()(Code)

Scripting code executed when the user moves the mouse pointer while over the component.




getOnMouseOut
public String getOnMouseOut()(Code)

Scripting code executed when a mouse out movement occurs over this component.




getOnMouseOver
public String getOnMouseOver()(Code)

Scripting code executed when the user moves the mouse pointer into the boundary of this component.




getOnMouseUp
public String getOnMouseUp()(Code)

Scripting code executed when the user releases a mouse button while the mouse pointer is on the component.




getStyle
public String getStyle()(Code)

CSS style(s) to be applied when this component is rendered.




getStyleClass
public String getStyleClass()(Code)

CSS style class(es) to be applied when this component is rendered.




getText
public Object getText()(Code)

The label text to be displayed for this label. This attribute can be set to a literal string, to a value binding expression that corresponds to a property of a managed bean, or to a value binding expression that corresponds to a message from a resource bundle declared using f:loadBundle.




getToolTip
public String getToolTip()(Code)

Display the text as a tooltip for this component




getValueBinding
public ValueBinding getValueBinding(String name)(Code)

Return the ValueBinding stored for the specified name (if any), respecting any property aliases.


Parameters:
  name - Name of value binding to retrieve



isHideIndicators
public boolean isHideIndicators()(Code)

Use the hideIndicators attribute to prevent display of the required and invalid icons with the label. When the required attribute on the component to be labeled is set to true, the required icon is displayed next to the label. If the user submits the page with an invalid value for the component, the invalid icon is displayed. This attribute is useful when the component has more than one label, and only one label should show the icons.




isRequiredIndicator
public boolean isRequiredIndicator()(Code)

Flag indicating that the labeled component should be marked as required. It is only relevant if the labeled component is not a child of the label tag. Set this flag to ensure that the required icon shows up the first time the page is rendered.




isVisible
public boolean isVisible()(Code)

Use the visible attribute to indicate whether the component should be viewable by the user in the rendered HTML page. If set to false, the HTML code for the component is present in the page, but the component is hidden with style attributes. By default, visible is set to true, so HTML for the component HTML is included and visible to the user. If the component is not visible, it can still be processed on subsequent form submissions because the HTML is present.




restoreState
public void restoreState(FacesContext _context, Object _state)(Code)

Restore the state of this component.




saveState
public Object saveState(FacesContext _context)(Code)

Save the state of this component.




setFor
public void setFor(String _for)(Code)

Use this attribute to specify the labeled component. The attribute is only relevant if the component to be labeled is not a child of the ui:label tag. The value of the attribute should be the id of the component relative to the label, not the DOM ID of the rendered HTML element.


See Also:   LabelBase.getFor()



setHideIndicators
public void setHideIndicators(boolean hideIndicators)(Code)

Use the hideIndicators attribute to prevent display of the required and invalid icons with the label. When the required attribute on the component to be labeled is set to true, the required icon is displayed next to the label. If the user submits the page with an invalid value for the component, the invalid icon is displayed. This attribute is useful when the component has more than one label, and only one label should show the icons.


See Also:   LabelBase.isHideIndicators()



setLabelLevel
public void setLabelLevel(int labelLevel)(Code)

Style level for this label, where lower values typically specify progressively larger font sizes, and/or bolder font weights. Valid values are 1, 2, and 3. The default label level is 2. Any label level outside this range will result in no label level being added.


See Also:   LabelBase.getLabelLevel()



setOnClick
public void setOnClick(String onClick)(Code)

Scripting code executed when a mouse click occurs over this component.


See Also:   LabelBase.getOnClick()



setOnMouseDown
public void setOnMouseDown(String onMouseDown)(Code)

Scripting code executed when the user presses a mouse button while the mouse pointer is on the component.


See Also:   LabelBase.getOnMouseDown()



setOnMouseMove
public void setOnMouseMove(String onMouseMove)(Code)

Scripting code executed when the user moves the mouse pointer while over the component.


See Also:   LabelBase.getOnMouseMove()



setOnMouseOut
public void setOnMouseOut(String onMouseOut)(Code)

Scripting code executed when a mouse out movement occurs over this component.


See Also:   LabelBase.getOnMouseOut()



setOnMouseOver
public void setOnMouseOver(String onMouseOver)(Code)

Scripting code executed when the user moves the mouse pointer into the boundary of this component.


See Also:   LabelBase.getOnMouseOver()



setOnMouseUp
public void setOnMouseUp(String onMouseUp)(Code)

Scripting code executed when the user releases a mouse button while the mouse pointer is on the component.


See Also:   LabelBase.getOnMouseUp()



setRequiredIndicator
public void setRequiredIndicator(boolean requiredIndicator)(Code)

Flag indicating that the labeled component should be marked as required. It is only relevant if the labeled component is not a child of the label tag. Set this flag to ensure that the required icon shows up the first time the page is rendered.


See Also:   LabelBase.isRequiredIndicator()



setStyle
public void setStyle(String style)(Code)

CSS style(s) to be applied when this component is rendered.


See Also:   LabelBase.getStyle()



setStyleClass
public void setStyleClass(String styleClass)(Code)

CSS style class(es) to be applied when this component is rendered.


See Also:   LabelBase.getStyleClass()



setText
public void setText(Object text)(Code)

The label text to be displayed for this label. This attribute can be set to a literal string, to a value binding expression that corresponds to a property of a managed bean, or to a value binding expression that corresponds to a message from a resource bundle declared using f:loadBundle.


See Also:   LabelBase.getText()



setToolTip
public void setToolTip(String toolTip)(Code)

Display the text as a tooltip for this component


See Also:   LabelBase.getToolTip()



setValueBinding
public void setValueBinding(String name, ValueBinding binding)(Code)

Set the ValueBinding stored for the specified name (if any), respecting any property aliases.


Parameters:
  name - Name of value binding to set
Parameters:
  binding - ValueBinding to set, or null to remove



setVisible
public void setVisible(boolean visible)(Code)

Use the visible attribute to indicate whether the component should be viewable by the user in the rendered HTML page. If set to false, the HTML code for the component is present in the page, but the component is hidden with style attributes. By default, visible is set to true, so HTML for the component HTML is included and visible to the user. If the component is not visible, it can still be processed on subsequent form submissions because the HTML is present.


See Also:   LabelBase.isVisible()



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