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package jakarta.faces.view.facelets;

import jakarta.faces.component.UIComponent;

/**
 * 

* Public base class for markup element instances that map to * {@link UIComponent} instances in the view. *

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* Instances of this class are created and passed to * {@link TagHandlerDelegateFactory#createComponentHandlerDelegate} when a tag corresponding to this particular * component is encountered in a Facelet view. A custom tag handler for a component, converter, validator, or behavior * must extend from this class. In this way, this instance acts as a delegate for the implementation private tag * handler. Such a subclass may choose to override as many or as few methods from this base class as desired. If the * subclass wants to completely override the action of the implementation specific tag for which this component is the * delegate, it must override the apply() method and make it take the following actions, in this * order. These actions must only happen the first time this facelet is applied for each user. Subsequent * applications must take no action. *

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    * The UIComponent represented by this element is created with the appropriate * Application.createComponent() method. *

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    * Each attribute specified in the markup is correctly applied to the component instance, as specified in the VDLDocs * for this element. *

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    * If project stage is {@link jakarta.faces.application.ProjectStage#Development}, Put the * {@link jakarta.faces.view.Location} for this element into the component attribute Map under the key * given by the value of the symbolic constant {@link jakarta.faces.component.UIComponent#VIEW_LOCATION_KEY}. *

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    * Set the id of the component. If the id is specified manually by the page author, that value must be set as the id. * Otherwise, the closest ancestor component that is an instance of {@link jakarta.faces.component.UniqueIdVendor} must * be located and its {@link jakarta.faces.component.UniqueIdVendor#createUniqueId} method must be called to derive the * id. If no such instance can be found, call {@link jakarta.faces.component.UIViewRoot#createUniqueId} to derive the * id. *

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    * The rendererType property of the component is set properly. *

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    * {@link #onComponentCreated} is called. *

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    * {@link UIComponent#pushComponentToEL} is called on the newly created component. *

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    * The next handler in the facelet chain is applied. This will cause the component to be populated with children. *

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    * The component is added to its parent in the view. *

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    * {@link UIComponent#popComponentFromEL} is called on the newly created component. *

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    * Call {@link UIComponent#markInitialState}. *

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* A common use case for extending this class is to gain access to the process by which the Facelets runtime creates * component instances corresponding to markup in a Facelets view. These three methods are useful in such cases. *

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    * To control the instantiation of the UIComponent instance, subclasses may override * {@link #createComponent}. If this method is not overridden, the tag handler for which this instance is the delegate * will take the necessary action to instantiate the UIComponent. *

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    * To be notified of creation of the UIComponentinstance, subclasses may override * {@link #onComponentCreated}. *

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    * To be notified that the freshly created UIComponent instance has been populated with children as a * result of execution of child tag handlers, subclasses may override {@link #onComponentPopulated}. *

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* * @since 2.0 */ public class ComponentHandler extends DelegatingMetaTagHandler { private TagHandlerDelegate helper = null; private ComponentConfig componentConfig = null; /** *

* Leverage the {@link TagHandlerDelegateFactory} provided by the implementation to create an instance of * {@link TagHandlerDelegate} designed for use with ComponentHandler. *

* * @param config the configuration for this handler. * * @since 2.0 */ public ComponentHandler(ComponentConfig config) { super(config); componentConfig = config; } @Override protected TagHandlerDelegate getTagHandlerDelegate() { if (null == helper) { helper = delegateFactory.createComponentHandlerDelegate(this); } return helper; } public ComponentConfig getComponentConfig() { return componentConfig; } /** *

* Subclasses that wish to take over the task of instantiating the UIComponent instance corresponding to * this tag handler my override this method to do so. A null return from this method will cause the * TagHandlerDelegate for instance to create the component instead. *

* * @param ctx the FaceletContext for this view execution * * @return the newly created {@link UIComponent} * * @since 2.2 */ public UIComponent createComponent(FaceletContext ctx) { return null; } /** *

* This method is guaranteed to be called after the component has been created but before it has been populated with * children. *

* * @param ctx the FaceletContext for this view execution * * @param c the UIComponent that has just been created. * * @param parent the parent UIComponent of the component represented by this element instance. * * @since 2.0 */ public void onComponentCreated(FaceletContext ctx, UIComponent c, UIComponent parent) { } /** *

* This method is guaranteed to be called after the component has been populated with children. *

* * @param ctx the FaceletContext for this view execution * * @param c the UIComponent that has just been populated with children. * * @param parent the parent UIComponent of the component represented by this element instance. * * @since 2.0 */ public void onComponentPopulated(FaceletContext ctx, UIComponent c, UIComponent parent) { } /** *

* Determine if the passed component is not null and if it's new to the tree. This operation can be used for determining * if attributes should be wired to the component. *

* * @param component the component you wish to modify * * @return true if and only if the argument is not {@code null} and the component is new during this run of the * lifecycle. * * @since 2.0 */ public static boolean isNew(UIComponent component) { UIComponent c = component; if (c != null) { UIComponent parent = c.getParent(); if (parent != null) { if (UIComponent.isCompositeComponent(parent)) { c = parent; } } return c.getParent() == null; } else { return false; } } }




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