| org.apache.jmeter.testbeans.gui |
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| Java Source File Name | Type | Comment |
| ComboStringEditor.java | Class | This class implements a property editor for possibly null String properties
that supports custom editing (i.e.: provides a GUI component) based on a
combo box. |
| FieldStringEditor.java | Class | This class implements a property editor for non-null String properties that
supports custom editing (i.e.: provides a GUI component) based on a text
field. |
| FileEditor.java | Class | A property editor for File properties.
Note that it never gives out File objects, but always Strings. |
| GenericTestBeanCustomizer.java | Class | The GenericTestBeanCustomizer is designed to provide developers with a
mechanism to quickly implement GUIs for new components.
It allows editing each of the public exposed properties of the edited type 'a
la JavaBeans': as far as the types of those properties have an associated
editor, there's no GUI development required.
This class understands the following PropertyDescriptor attributes:
- group: String
- Group under which the property should be shown in the GUI.
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| PackageTest.java | Class | |
| PasswordEditor.java | Class | This class implements a property editor for non-null String properties that
supports custom editing (i.e.: provides a GUI component) based on a text
field. |
| SharedCustomizer.java | Interface | Tagging interface to mark a customizer class as shareable among elements of
the same type. |
| TestBeanGUI.java | Class | JMeter GUI element editing for TestBean elements.
The actual GUI is always a bean customizer: if the bean descriptor provides
one, it will be used; otherwise, a GenericTestBeanCustomizer will be created
for this purpose.
Those customizers deviate from the standards only in that, instead of a bean,
they will receive a Map in the setObject call. |
| TestComboStringEditor.java | Class | |
| TestFieldStringEditor.java | Class | |
| TextAreaEditor.java | Class | |
| WrapperEditor.java | Class | This is an implementation of a full-fledged property editor, providing both
object-text transformation and an editor GUI (a custom editor component),
from two simpler property editors providing only one of these functionalities
each, namely:
- typeEditor
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- Provides suitable object-to-string and string-to-object transformation
for the property's type.
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