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041:        package com.sun.rave.web.ui.component;
042:
043:        import java.util.Map;
044:
045:        import javax.faces.context.FacesContext;
046:        import javax.faces.convert.Converter; // for javadoc
047:        import javax.faces.convert.ConverterException;
048:        import javax.faces.render.Renderer;
049:
050:        import com.sun.rave.web.ui.util.ConversionUtilities;
051:
052:        /**
053:         * <p>A component that represents a radio button.</p>
054:         * <p>
055:         * The <code>RadioButton</code> can be used as a single radio button
056:         * or one radio button among a group of radio button. A group
057:         * of radio button represents a multiple selection list which can have any
058:         * number of radio button selected, or none selected. A radio button can
059:         * represent a <code>Boolean</code> value, a <code>String</code> value,
060:         * or a developer defined <code>Object</code> value.
061:         * </p>
062:         * <h3>Detecting a selected radio button</h3>
063:         * <p>
064:         * The <code>RadioButton</code> uses both the <code>selected</code>
065:         * and <code>selectedValue</code> properties to pass information about
066:         * the radio button's selection status. The <code>selected</code>
067:         * property is used to indicate that the radio button is selected.
068:         * The <code>selectedValue</code> property is used to pass a data value,
069:         * a string by default, for the radio button. A radio button is considered to be
070:         * selected when the value of the <code>selected</code> property is equal
071:         * to the value of the <code>selectedValue</code> property. A radio button can
072:         * be initally selected by assigning the same value
073:         * to the <code>selectedValue</code> and the <code> selected</code> 
074:         * properties. <code>isChecked</code> is called to determine
075:         * if this <code>RadioButton</code> is selected.
076:         * </p>
077:         * <p>If the <code>selectedValue</code> property is not specified or its
078:         * value is <code>null</code> then the radio button behaves like a
079:         * boolean control. If the radio button is selected, the value of the
080:         * <code>selected</code> property is a true <code>Boolean</code>
081:         * instance. If the radio button is not selected, the value of the
082:         * <code>selected</code> property will be a false <code>Boolean</code>
083:         * instance.
084:         * </p>
085:         * <p> <em>Note that a value binding expression that evaluates to a
086:         * primitive boolean value can be assigned to the <code>selected</code>
087:         * property. Proper type coercion from <code>Boolean</code> to
088:         * <code>boolean</code> occurs.</em>
089:         * </p>
090:         * <p>
091:         * When a radio button is part of a group, the selected radio
092:         * button is maintained as a request attribute in the 
093:         * <code>RequestMap</code>. The name of the attribute is
094:         * the value of the radio button's <code>name</code> property.
095:         * The request attribute value is the 
096:         * value of the <code>selectedValue</code> property of the
097:         * selected radio button.
098:         * The <code>selected</code> property
099:         * of the selected radio button within the group, will also contain the
100:         * value of the <code>selectedValue</code> property of the
101:         * respective selected radio button. If no radio buttons are selected,
102:         * no request attribute is created, however at least one radio button
103:         * must be selected.
104:         * </p>
105:         * <p><em>
106:         * Note that the <code>RadioButton</code> does not enforce the
107:         * requirement that at least one radio button must be selected.
108:         * The application should ensure that this requirement is met.
109:         * </em></p>
110:         * <h3>Using a <code>radio button</code> tag as a boolean control</h3>
111:         * <p>
112:         * If the <code>selectedValue</code> property is not specified or its
113:         * value is <code>null</code> then the radio button behaves like a
114:         * boolean control.
115:         * </p>
116:         * <p>
117:         * To use the <code>RadioButton</code> as a boolean control, do not
118:         * specify a value for the <code>selectedValue</code> property. The
119:         * radio button is selected if the <code>selected</code> property is not
120:         * null and has the value of a Boolean instance with a <code>true</code>
121:         * value. If the radio button is not selected, then the value of the
122:         * <code>selected</code> property is a false <code>Boolean</code> instance.
123:         * </p>
124:         * <p><em>Note that using a boolean radio button in a group and
125:         * referencing the request property for the selected radio button is not
126:         * useful, since the value of the request property will be an
127:         * indistinguishable <code>true</code> value.</em>
128:         * </p>
129:         * <h3>Using a <code>RadioButton</code> to represent a developer defined
130:         * value</h3>
131:         * <p> The <code>selectedValue</code> property can be assigned a
132:         * developer defined object value to represent the value of a selected
133:         * radio button. If the radio button is selected, the value of the
134:         * <code>selected</code> property is assigned the value of the
135:         * <code>selectedValue</code> property.
136:         * </p>
137:         * <p>
138:         * If the value of the <code>selectedValue</code> property is a
139:         * developer defined object, a <code>Converter</code> must be registered
140:         * to convert to and from a <code>String</code> value.<br>
141:         * In addition the object must support an
142:         * <code>equals</code> method that returns <code>true</code> when the 
143:         * value of the <code>selectedValue</code> property is compared to
144:         * the <code>selected</code> property value in order to detect a
145:         * selected radio button.
146:         * </p>
147:         * <h3>Using a <code>RadioButton</code> as one control in a group</h3>
148:         * <p>
149:         * The <code>name</code> property determines whether a
150:         * radio button is part of a group. A radio button is treated as part of a group
151:         * of radio buttons if the <code>name</code> property of the radio button is
152:         * assigned a value equal to the <code>name</code> property of the other
153:         * radio buttons in the group. In other words, all radio button of a
154:         * group have the same <code>name</code> property value. The group behaves
155:         * like a single selection list, where only one radio button
156:         * can be selected. The value of the name property must
157:         * be unique within the scope of the Form parent containing the
158:         * radio buttons.
159:         * </p>
160:         * <h3>Facets</h3>
161:         * <p>
162:         * The following facets are supported:
163:         * </p>
164:         * <ul>
165:         *   <li><em>image</em> If the image facet exists, it replaces the 
166:         *	{@link com.sun.rave.web.ui.component.ImageComponent} subcompoent
167:         *	normally created for the image associated with the radio button,
168:         *	if the <code>imageURL</code> property is not null.</li>
169:         *   <li><em>label</em> If the label facet exists, it replaces the
170:         *	{@link com.sun.rave.web.ui.component.Label} subcomponent normally
171:         *	created for the label associated with the radio button, if the
172:         *	label property is not null.</li>
173:         * </ul>
174:         * <p>
175:         * Add an image or label facet to the <code>RadioButton</code> if more
176:         * control over the properties of the subcomponents is needed.
177:         * </p>
178:         * <p>
179:         * <em>Note that if a facet is exists, <code>RadioButton</code> properties
180:         * that would normally be assigned to the created subcomponent, will
181:         * not be assigned to the facet</em>
182:         * </p>
183:         * <p>
184:         * <em>Note that unexpected layout of the <code>RadioButton</code> may occur
185:         * if the component specified by the facet is not a
186:         * {@link com.sun.rave.web.ui.component.ImageComponent} for the image facet or
187:         * {@link com.sun.rave.web.ui.component.Label} for the label facet.</em>
188:         * </p>
189:         * <h3>ImageComponent and Label subcomponents</h3>
190:         * <p>
191:         * An image and a label may be associated with the
192:         * <code>RadioButton</code>.<br/>
193:         * If the <code>imageURL</code> property is not null and an image facet
194:         * does not exist then a {@link com.sun.rave.web.ui.component.ImageComponent}
195:         * component is created.<br/>
196:         * If the <code>label</code> property is not null and a label facet does not
197:         * exist then a {@link com.sun.rave.web.ui.component.Label} component is
198:         * created.
199:         * </p>
200:         * <p>
201:         * The following <code>RadioButton</code> properties are assigned to
202:         * the subcomponents only if a facet does not exist.<br/>
203:         * For the {@link com.sun.rave.web.ui.component.ImageComponent} subcomponent
204:         * <ul>this.getId() + "_image" is assigned to the <code>id</code> property.</li>
205:         * <li>this.getImageURL() is assigned to the <code>url</code> property.</li>
206:         * <li>this.getToolTip() is assigned to the <code>toolTip</code> property.</li>
207:         * <li>this.getToolTip() is assigned to the <code>alt</code> property.</li>
208:         * <li>this.isVisible() is assigned to the <code>visible</code> property.</li>
209:         * <li>this.isRendered() is assigned to the <code>renderer</code> property.</li>
210:         * </ul>
211:         * </p>
212:         * <p>
213:         * For the {@link com.sun.rave.web.ui.component.Label} subcomponent
214:         * <ul>
215:         * <li>this.getId() + "_label" is assigned to the <code>id</code>
216:         * property.</li>
217:         * <li>this.getClientId() is assigned to the <code>for</code>
218:         * property.</li>
219:         * <li>this.getLabel() is assigned to the <code>text</code> property.</li>
220:         * <li>this.getLabelLevel is assigned to the <code>labelLevel</code> property.</li>
221:         * <li>this.getToolTip is assigned to the <code>toolTip</code> property.</li>
222:         * <li>this.isVisible is assigned to the <code>visible</code> property.</li>
223:         * <li>this.isRendered is assigned to the <code>renderer</code> property.</li>
224:         * </ul>
225:         * </p>
226:         * <em>Note that if a value binding exists for one of the
227:         * <code>RadioButton</code> properties mentioned above, the value binding is
228:         * set on the subcomponent for that property.</em>
229:         * </p>
230:         */
231:        public class RadioButton extends RadioButtonBase {
232:
233:            /**
234:             * Construct a <code>RadioButton</code> instance.
235:             */
236:            public RadioButton() {
237:                super ();
238:                setMultiple(false);
239:            }
240:
241:            /**
242:             * Return the value of the <code>selectedValue</code> property
243:             * of the selected radio button in the group of radio buttons
244:             * identified by the <code>name</code> parameter.
245:             * A <code>RadioButton</code> is one of a group of radio buttons
246:             * if more than on radio button has the same value for the
247:             * <code>name</code> property.<br/>
248:             * When one of the radio buttons among that group is selected,
249:             * the value of its <code>selectedValue</code> property 
250:             * is maintained in a request attribute identified by the value
251:             * of its <code>name</code> property.
252:             *
253:             * @param name the value a RadioButton name property.
254:             */
255:            public static Object getSelected(String name) {
256:
257:                Map rm = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext()
258:                        .getRequestMap();
259:
260:                if (name != null) {
261:                    return rm.get(name);
262:                } else {
263:                    return null;
264:                }
265:            }
266:
267:            /**
268:             * <p>Update the request parameter that holds the value of the
269:             * <code>selectedValue</code> property of the selected radio button.
270:             * </p>
271:             * If the <code>name</code> property has been set
272:             * a request attribute is created.
273:             * The value of the <code>name</code> property will
274:             * be used for the request attribute name and the value of the request 
275:             * attribute will be the value of the
276:             * <code>selectedValue</code> property.
277:             * <p>
278:             * The request attribute described above is available during
279:             * a <code>ValueChangeEvent</code>.
280:             * </p>
281:             * 
282:             * @param context The context of this request.
283:             */
284:            public void validate(FacesContext context) {
285:
286:                super .validate(context);
287:
288:                if (!(isValid() && isChecked())) {
289:                    return;
290:                }
291:
292:                String groupName = getName();
293:                if (groupName == null) {
294:                    return;
295:                }
296:
297:                addToRequestMap(context, groupName);
298:            }
299:
300:            protected void addToRequestMap(FacesContext context,
301:                    String groupName) {
302:
303:                Map requestMap = context.getExternalContext().getRequestMap();
304:                requestMap.put(groupName, getValue());
305:            }
306:        }
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