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 * Author   : Kenneth J. Pronovici 
 * Language : Java 6
 * Project  : Common Java Functionality
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package com.cedarsolutions.client.gwt.module.presenter;

import com.cedarsolutions.client.gwt.module.ModuleEventBus;
import com.cedarsolutions.client.gwt.module.view.IModuleNestedTabPanelView;

/**
 * Abstract presenter that understands how to render a nested tab panel view.
 *
 * 

* This implementation allows one level of nesting, where a top-level tab * contains a set of other tabs. It's not entirely obvious how to generalize * it further than that. However, even if I could, I'm skeptical that 3 * levels of tabs will really work that well anyway. You'd start to lose * a lot of screen real estate. *

* * @param Type of the view injected into the presenter * @param Type of the event bus used by the presenter. * * @author Kenneth J. Pronovici */ public abstract class ModuleNestedTabPanelPresenter extends ModulePagePresenter { /** Render the configured view via the replaceModuleBody event. */ @Override protected void replaceModuleBody() { // Normally, this renders view.getViewWidget(). If we do that here, the // nested tabs take over for the top-level tabs and everything gets screwed up. if (view.getParentView() != null) { this.eventBus.replaceModuleBody(view.getParentView().getViewWidget()); } } /** Select this tab via its parent view, without adding history. */ protected void selectThisTab() { // We can't select a sub-tab unless it's already visible. So, in order // to go to a bookmark of a sub-tab, the parent tab must be selected first. // We also need to avoid firing events, otherwise extra steps end up in history. this.getView().getParentView().selectTabForView(this.getView(), false); } }




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