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/**
* Copyright (c) 2011, 2014, Jonathan Giles, Johan Vos, Hendrik Ebbers
* All rights reserved.
*
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package io.datafx.controller;
import javafx.collections.ObservableMap;
import javafx.fxml.FXML;
import javafx.fxml.FXMLLoader;
import javafx.scene.Node;
import javafx.scene.Parent;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.scene.control.Tab;
import javafx.scene.image.ImageView;
import javafx.stage.Stage;
import io.datafx.controller.context.ViewContext;
import io.datafx.controller.context.ViewMetadata;
import io.datafx.core.DataFXUtils;
import io.datafx.core.ExceptionHandler;
import javax.annotation.PostConstruct;
import java.lang.reflect.Field;
import java.lang.reflect.Method;
import java.util.List;
/**
* This class contains static methods to create views in the DataFX Container context.
* All views that will use DataFX controller or Flow features have to be created by this class.
* Normally a developer doesn't need to use this class because the Flow API will
* call the methods internally whenever a new view is created in a flow.
* If a developers doesn't want to use the flow API and only want to create a
* single view that uses DataFX controller features this class can be used to create the view.
*/
public class ViewFactory {
private static ViewFactory instance;
private ViewFactory() {
}
/**
* Returns the single instance of the ViewFactory class (singleton pattern)
*
* @return the ViewFactory singleton
*/
public static synchronized ViewFactory getInstance() {
if (instance == null) {
instance = new ViewFactory();
}
return instance;
}
/**
* Creates a new MVC based view by using the given controller class. The
* class needs a default constructor (no parameters) and a
* {@link FXMLController} annotation to link to the fxml file. You can skip
* the annotation if you want to use the controller API conventions. By
* doing so the fxml files has to be in the package as the controller and
* must fit to a naming convention (see {@link io.datafx.controller.FXMLController} for more
* informations). The method returns a {@link io.datafx.controller.context.ViewContext}. This is a
* wrapper around the view (view-node and controller) and can be used to
* register your datamodel to the view. The doc of {@link io.datafx.controller.context.ViewContext} will
* provide more information about this topic.
*
* @param controllerClass the class of the controller.
* @return a ViewContext that encapsulate the complete MVC
* @throws FxmlLoadException if the fxml file can not be loaded
*/
public ViewContext createByController(final Class controllerClass)
throws FxmlLoadException {
return createByController(controllerClass, null);
}
/**
* Creates a new MVC based view by using the given controller class. The
* class needs a default constructor (no parameters) and a
* {@link FXMLController} annotation to link to the fxml file. You can skip
* the annotation if you want to use the controller API conventions. By
* doing so the fxml files has to be in the package as the controller and
* must fit to a naming convention (see {@link io.datafx.controller.FXMLController} for more
* informations). The method returns a {@link io.datafx.controller.context.ViewContext}. This is a
* wrapper around the view (view-node and controller) and can be used to
* register your datamodel to the view. The doc of {@link io.datafx.controller.context.ViewContext} will
* provide more information about this topic. By using this method you can
* overwrite the path to your fxml file.
*
* @param controllerClass the class of the controller.
* @param fxmlName path to the fxml file that will be used for the generated MVC
* context
* @return a ViewContext that encapsulate the complete MVC
* @throws FxmlLoadException if the fxml file can not be loaded
*/
public ViewContext createByController(
final Class controllerClass, String fxmlName)
throws FxmlLoadException {
return createByController(controllerClass, fxmlName, new ViewConfiguration());
}
/**
* Creates a new MVC based view by using the given controller class.
* The class needs a default constructor (no parameters) and
* a {@link FXMLController} annotation to link to the fxml file.
* You can skip the annotation if you want to use the controller API conventions.
* By doing so the fxml files has to be in the package as the controller and
* must fit to a naming convention (see {@link io.datafx.controller.FXMLController}
* for more information). The method returns a
* {@link io.datafx.controller.context.ViewContext}.
* This is a wrapper around the view (view-node and controller) and can be
* used to register your datamodel to the view. The doc of
* {@link io.datafx.controller.context.ViewContext} will
* provide more information about this topic. By using this method you can
* overwrite the path to your fxml file.
* @param
* @param controllerClass
* @param fxmlName
* @param viewConfiguration The configuration for the view
* @param viewContextResources initial resources that will be added to the view context
* @return
* @throws io.datafx.controller.FxmlLoadException
*/
public ViewContext createByController(
final Class controllerClass, String fxmlName, ViewConfiguration viewConfiguration, Object... viewContextResources)
throws FxmlLoadException {
try {
// 1. Create an instance of the Controller
final T controller = controllerClass.newInstance();
ViewMetadata metadata = new ViewMetadata();
FXMLController controllerAnnotation = (FXMLController) controllerClass
.getAnnotation(FXMLController.class);
if (controllerAnnotation != null && !controllerAnnotation.title().isEmpty()) {
metadata.setTitle(controllerAnnotation.title());
}
if (controllerAnnotation != null && !controllerAnnotation.iconPath().isEmpty()) {
metadata.setGraphic(new ImageView(controllerClass.getResource(controllerAnnotation.iconPath()).toExternalForm()));
}
// 2. load the FXML and make sure the @FXML annotations are injected
FXMLLoader loader = createLoader(controller, fxmlName, viewConfiguration);
Node viewNode = (Node) loader.load();
ViewContext context = new ViewContext<>(viewNode,
controller, metadata, viewConfiguration, viewContextResources);
context.register(controller);
context.register("controller", controller);
injectFXMLNodes(context);
// 3. Resolve the @Inject points in the Controller and call
// @PostConstruct
context.getResolver().injectResources(controller);
for (final Method method : controller.getClass().getMethods()) {
if (method.isAnnotationPresent(PostConstruct.class)) {
method.invoke(controller);
}
}
return context;
} catch (Exception e) {
throw new FxmlLoadException(e);
}
}
/**
* Helper method that will show exactly one view in a stage.
* This method can be used to create a simple one view application or test a view by only some lines of code
* @param stage The stage in that the view will be shown
* @param controllerClass the class of the controller that defines the view
*/
public void showInStage(Stage stage, Class controllerClass) throws FxmlLoadException {
Scene myScene = new Scene((Parent) createByController(controllerClass).getRootNode());
stage.setScene(myScene);
stage.show();
}
private FXMLLoader createLoader(final Object controller, String fxmlName, ViewConfiguration viewConfiguration)
throws FxmlLoadException {
Class controllerClass = controller.getClass();
String foundFxmlName = getFxmlName(controllerClass);
if (fxmlName != null) {
foundFxmlName = fxmlName;
}
if (foundFxmlName == null) {
throw new FxmlLoadException("No FXML File specified!");
}
FXMLLoader fxmlLoader = new FXMLLoader(
controllerClass.getResource(foundFxmlName));
fxmlLoader.setBuilderFactory(viewConfiguration.getBuilderFactory());
fxmlLoader.setCharset(viewConfiguration.getCharset());
fxmlLoader.setResources(viewConfiguration.getResources());
fxmlLoader.setController(controller);
fxmlLoader.setControllerFactory(c -> controller);
return fxmlLoader;
}
private String getFxmlName(Class controllerClass) {
String foundFxmlName = null;
if (controllerClass.getSimpleName().endsWith("Controller")) {
String nameByController = controllerClass.getSimpleName()
.substring(
0,
controllerClass.getSimpleName().length()
- "Controller".length())
+ ".fxml";
if (DataFXUtils.canAccess(controllerClass, nameByController)) {
foundFxmlName = nameByController;
}
}
FXMLController controllerAnnotation = (FXMLController) controllerClass
.getAnnotation(FXMLController.class);
if (controllerAnnotation != null) {
foundFxmlName = controllerAnnotation.value();
}
return foundFxmlName;
}
/**
* This methods creates a tab that contains the given view.
* By doing so the metadata of the view will be bound to the tab properties.
* So the text and icon of the tab can be changed by the view.
* @param controllerClass the class that defines the controller of the view
*/
public Tab createTab(Class controllerClass) throws FxmlLoadException {
return createTab(createByController(controllerClass));
}
/**
* This methods creates a tab that contains the given view.
* By doing so the metadata of the view will be bound to the tab properties.
* So the text and icon of the tab can be changed by the view.
* @param controllerClass the class that defines the controller of the view
* @param exceptionHandler the exception handle for the view. This handler will handle all exceptions that will be thrown in the DataFX container context
*/
public Tab createTab(Class controllerClass, ExceptionHandler exceptionHandler) throws FxmlLoadException {
return createTab(createByController(controllerClass), exceptionHandler);
}
/**
* This methods creates a tab that contains the given view.
* By doing so the metadata of the view will be bound to the tab properties.
* So the text and icon of the tab can be changed by the view.
*
* @param context the context of the view. This includes the view and its controller instance
* so that all needed informations are part of the context
*/
public Tab createTab(ViewContext context) {
return createTab(context, ExceptionHandler.getDefaultInstance());
}
/**
* This methods creates a tab that contains the given view.
* By doing so the metadata of the view will be bound to the tab properties.
* So the text and icon of the tab can be changed by the view.
*
* @param context the context of the view. This includes the view and its controller instance
* so that all needed informations are part of the context
* @param exceptionHandler the exception handle for the view. This handler will handle all exceptions that will be thrown in the DataFX container context
*/
public Tab createTab(ViewContext context, ExceptionHandler exceptionHandler) {
Tab tab = new Tab();
tab.textProperty().bind(context.getMetadata().titleProperty());
tab.graphicProperty().bind(context.getMetadata().graphicsProperty());
tab.setOnClosed(e -> {
try {
context.destroy();
} catch (Exception exception) {
exceptionHandler.setException(exception);
}
});
tab.setContent(context.getRootNode());
return tab;
}
/**
* Because of some restrictions in the FXMLLoader not all fields that are annotated with @FXML will be injected in
* a controller when using the FXMLLoader class. This helper methods injects all fields that were not injected by
* JavaFX basics.
* The following types will not be injected by FXMLLoader:
* - private fields in a superclass of the controller class
* - fields that defines a node that is part of a sub-fxml. This is a fxml definition that is included in the fxml
* file.
* @param context The context of the view
* @param Type of the controller
*/
private void injectFXMLNodes(ViewContext context) {
T controller = context.getController();
Node n = context.getRootNode();
List fields = DataFXUtils.getInheritedPrivateFields(controller.getClass());
for (Field field : fields) {
if (field.getAnnotation(FXML.class) != null) {
if (DataFXUtils.getPrivileged(field, controller) == null) {
if (Node.class.isAssignableFrom(field.getType())) {
Node toInject = n.lookup("#" + field.getName());
if(toInject != null) {
DataFXUtils.setPrivileged(field, controller, toInject);
}
}
}
}
}
}
}