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package com.google.gwt.editor.client;

import java.util.List;

import javax.validation.ConstraintViolation;

/**
 * Defines common capabilities of editor drivers.
 * 

* The {@code EditorDriver} interface cannot be used with * {@link com.google.gwt.core.client.GWT#create(Class) GWT.create()} directly. * Instead, use one of the specializations of this interface. * * @param the type of data returned from {@link #flush()} * @see com.google.gwt.editor.client.SimpleBeanEditorDriver * @see com.google.web.bindery.requestfactory.gwt.client.RequestFactoryEditorDriver */ public interface EditorDriver { /** * Visit the Editor hierarchy controlled by the EditorDriver. */ void accept(EditorVisitor visitor); /** * Update the object being edited with the current state of the Editor. * * @return an implementation-specific value */ T flush(); /** * Returns any unconsumed EditorErrors from the last call to {@link #flush()}. * * @return a List of {@link EditorError} instances */ List getErrors(); /** * Indicates if the last call to {@link #flush()} resulted in any errors. * * @return {@code true} if errors are present */ boolean hasErrors(); /** * Returns {@code true} if any of the Editors in the hierarchy have been * modified relative to the last value passed into {@link SimpleBeanEditorDriver#edit(Object)}. *

* This method is not affected by {@link #flush()} to support the following * workflow: *

    *
  1. {@code EditorDriver.edit()}
  2. *
  3. The user edits the on-screen values
  4. *
  5. {@code EditorDriver.flush()}
  6. *
  7. The data in the edited object is validated: *
      *
    1. The validation fails, returning to step 2
    2. *
    3. The validation succeeds and the editing UI is dismissed
    4. *
    *
* The simplest implementation of a "navigate away from dirty UI warning" by * checking {@code isDirty()} is correct for the above workflow. If the * {@link #flush()} method were to clear the dirty state, it would be * necessary to implement an alternate flag to distinguish between a * newly-initialized editor entering step 2 or re-entering step 2. * * @see EditorDelegate#setDirty(boolean) */ boolean isDirty(); /** * Show {@link ConstraintViolation ConstraintViolations} generated through a * {@link javax.validation.Validator Validator}. The violations will be * converted into {@link EditorError} objects whose * {@link EditorError#getUserData() getUserData()} method can be used to * access the original ConstraintViolation object. * * @param violations an Iterable over {@link ConstraintViolation} instances * @return true if there were any unconsumed EditorErrors which * can be retrieved from {@link #getErrors()} */ boolean setConstraintViolations(Iterable> violations); }




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