| java.lang.Object de.jwic.base.Control de.jwic.base.ControlContainer
All known Subclasses: de.jwic.controls.TabControl, de.jwic.controls.GroupControl, de.jwic.base.Page, de.jwic.controls.ActionBarControl, de.jwic.controls.WindowControl, de.jwic.controls.TabStripControl, de.jwic.controls.ScrollableContainer, de.jwic.controls.ImageControl, de.jwic.controls.layout.TableLayoutContainer, de.jwic.controls.SubFrameControl,
ControlContainer | public class ControlContainer extends Control implements IControlContainer(Code) | | A ControlContainer is a control that can contain other controls.
author: Florian Lippisch version: $Revision: 1.6 $ |
destroy | public void destroy()(Code) | | Remove all controls in the context and destroy them.
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isRenderingRelevant | public boolean isRenderingRelevant(Control childControl)(Code) | | Returns true if the specified childControl is visible. This method is
used by the rendering engine to determine if the specified control can
be rendered. By default, all child controls are relevant for rendering.
Some container implementations (like the TabStripControl) can override
this method to prevent rendering of a child, i.e. a TabControl that is
visible but not 'active'.
Parameters: childControl - |
removeControl | public void removeControl(String controlName)(Code) | | |
unregisterControl | public void unregisterControl(Control control)(Code) | | |
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