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package org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.context;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.MissingResourceException;
import javax.faces.context.FacesContext;
import org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.logging.TrinidadLogger;
import org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.skin.Icon;
import org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.skin.Skin;
import org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.style.Styles;
import org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.util.ThreadLocalUtils;
/**
* The RenderingContext holds context information about the current rendering.
* The RenderingContext is useful for Renderers. The
* RenderingContext is passed in to the CoreRenderer. For example,
* a renderer may need to render differently if it is rendering to a browser
* in right-to-left mode, or if accessibility mode is on, etc.
* Some values are promoted up from RequestContext for ease of use while rendering.
* @see org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.render.CoreRenderer#encodeAll
* @see RequestContext
*/
abstract public class RenderingContext
{
/**
* Retrieves the RenderingContext active for the current thread.
*/
static public RenderingContext getCurrentInstance()
{
return _CURRENT_CONTEXT.get();
}
public RenderingContext()
{
attach();
}
/**
* Get a map of properties specific to rendering. You can then call the
* Map's put to save things on the RenderingContext for later retrieval.
*/
abstract public Map getProperties();
/**
* Get the Agent attached to the RenderingContext.
* @return the Agent attached to the RenderingContext
*/
abstract public Agent getAgent();
/**
* Get the LocaleContext attached to the RenderingContext
* @return the LocaleContext attached to the RenderingContext
*/
abstract public LocaleContext getLocaleContext();
/**
* Get the FormData that is on the RenderingContext. You can then add more
* form data once you have the FormData object. This is a way to render
* hidden fields form data.
* @return returns the FormData that is on the RenderingContext. This could
* return null if there is no FormData
*/
abstract public FormData getFormData();
/**
* Set FormData on the RenderingContext. This is a way to render hidden fields
* form data. This is a cleaner way to handle form data than using the
* getProperties.put mechanism.
* @param data
*/
abstract public void setFormData(FormData data);
/**
* Clear the FormData that is on the RenderingContext
*/
abstract public void clearFormData();
//
// Skin methods.
//
/**
* Get the Skin that is attached to this RenderingContext.
* Icons, properties, etc. should never be retrieved directly
* from the skin, but always through the RenderingContext so they
* can be properly transformed.
* @return the Skin object attached to this RenderingContext
*/
abstract public Skin getSkin();
/**
* Get the translated String given a translation key.
* The default implementation
* gets the string from the Skin for the current LocaleContext
* that is used during this rendering.
* @param key
* @return the translated String attached to this RenderingContext
*/
public String getTranslatedString(String key)
{
if (key == null)
return null;
Skin skin = getSkin();
try
{
return skin.getTranslatedString(getLocaleContext(), key);
}
catch (MissingResourceException mre)
{
// Instead of halting execution, return "??????",
// just like JSF and JSTL will do, and log a severe error
_LOG.severe("CANNOT_GET_RESOURCE_KEY", new Object[]{key, skin});
return "???" + key + "???";
}
}
/**
* Get the Icon attached to this RenderingContext, give the iconName.
* This could be the Icon that is on the Skin objec that is on the
* current RenderingContext.
* @param iconName, should not contain the '.' prefix or ':alias' suffix
* even though the selector name contained it
* @return the Icon attached to this RenderingContext
*/
abstract public Icon getIcon(String iconName);
/**
* Get a styleClass given a styleClass. With other information that is on
* the RenderingContext, the styleClass may be transformed.
* For example, you might want to return a compressed styleclass
* given the full styleClass.
* e.g., getStyleClass("SomLongName") could return "x1"
* You should always run your styleClass through this method before rendering
* it out.
* @param styleClass the styleClass name that you want to render
* @return the StyleClass that may be the given styleClass transformed to
* be suitable for this rendering context.
*/
abstract public String getStyleClass(String styleClass);
/**
* Get the Styles object that is attached to this RenderingContext.
* Styles is a useful object if you need to know the css properties for a given
* selector. (For backward compatibility this is not an abstract method.)
* @return Styles or null if there are no Styles.
*
*/
public Styles getStyles()
{
return null;
}
/**
* Set the skin resource key map on the RenderingContext.
* Store a Map that maps a skin's resource keys from one key to another
* on the RenderingContext. This way we can share Rendering code, but use
* unique skinning keys for the Renderer. For example, we can use tree's
* rendering code for treeTable, but we want to be sure to use tree skinning
* keys (aka selectors) for tree and treeTable skinning keys for the treeTable
* component. You can create a map of tree's selectors to treeTable's selectors,
* and then save off the current map (getSkinResourceKeyMap),
* set the new map, render using the tree's renderer code, then set back
* the original map.
* @param mapping
* @see #getSkinResourceKeyMap()
*/
abstract public void setSkinResourceKeyMap(Map mapping);
/**
* Get the skin resource key map that is attached to the RenderingContext.
* This will usually be a Map of Skinning selectors. The key is the selector
* that the renderer code is rendering, and the value is the selector that
* that will be the actual selector to render. This facilitates sharing
* renderer code between components but render unique selectors for each
* component. The convention is to have each component have their own unique
* skinning selectors. Tree has af|tree selectors, treeTable has af|treeTable
* selectors, for example.
* @return a Map of selector to selector to faciliate renderer-code sharing.
* @see #setSkinResourceKeyMap
*/
abstract public Map getSkinResourceKeyMap();
/**
* Returns a boolean to indicate whether or not the RenderingContext is
* in right-to-left reading direction mode. This can be true if the browser
* requesting rendering is set to a right-to-left language.
* @return true if right-to-left is true
*/
abstract public boolean isRightToLeft();
/**
* Returns the output mode for this RenderingContext. Example output-modes
* are printable and portlet.
* @return the outputMode for this RenderingContext.
*/
abstract public String getOutputMode();
/**
* Get the accessibility mode (e.g., DEFAULT, INACCESSIBLE, etc)
* that is attached to this RenderingContext
* @return RequestContext.Accessibility enum attached to this RenderingContext
*/
abstract public RequestContext.Accessibility getAccessibilityMode();
/**
* Get the AccessibilityProfile (a set of accessibility-related properties
* that are applied to the current request, e.g., color contrast, font size, etc)
* that is attached to this RenderingContext.
* @return AccessibilityProfile attached to this RenderingContext
*/
abstract public AccessibilityProfile getAccessibilityProfile();
/**
* Returns true or false for whether animation is enabled.
* @return true if animation is enabled for this RenderingContext
*/
abstract public boolean isAnimationEnabled();
/**
* Returns true if the current request is a design-time request.
* @return true if the current request is a design-time request.
*/
public boolean isDesignTime()
{
return false;
}
/**
* Access to FacesContext.
*/
public FacesContext getFacesContext()
{
return FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
}
/**
* Access to RequestContext
*/
public RequestContext getRequestContext()
{
return RequestContext.getCurrentInstance();
}
// TODO This is a hack API to enable caching of the client ID.
// All fine, but we should have a more general mechanism.
/**
* Get the current client id for this RenderingContext
* @return
*/
public String getCurrentClientId() { return _currentClientId; }
/**
* Set the current client id for this RenderingContext
* @param currentClientId
*/
public void setCurrentClientId(String currentClientId)
{
_currentClientId = currentClientId;
}
private String _currentClientId;
/**
* Get the ParialPageContext that is attached to this RenderingContext
* @return
*/
abstract public PartialPageContext getPartialPageContext();
public void release()
{
Object o = _CURRENT_CONTEXT.get();
// Clean up first...
_CURRENT_CONTEXT.remove();
// Then see if there's a problem, and scream if there is one
if (o == null)
throw new IllegalStateException(_LOG.getMessage(
"RENDERINGCONTEXT_ALREADY_RELEASED_OR_NEVER_ATTACHED"));
if (o != this)
throw new IllegalStateException(_LOG.getMessage(
"TRY_RELEASING_DIFFERENT_RENDERINGCONTEXT"));
}
/**
* Attaches an RenderingContext to the current thread. This method is
* protected, and therefore can only be called by an RenderingContext
* object itself.
*/
protected void attach()
{
Object o = _CURRENT_CONTEXT.get();
// We want to catch two different problems:
// (1) A failure to call release()
// (2) An attempt to attach an instance when the thread already has one
// For #1, anything more than a warning is dangerous, because throwing
// an exception would permanently make the thread unusable.
// For #2, I'd like to throw an exception, but I can't distinguish
// this scenario from #1.
if (o != null)
{
_LOG.warning("TRYING_ATTACH_RENDERERINGCONTEXT");
}
_CURRENT_CONTEXT.set(this);
}
static private final ThreadLocal _CURRENT_CONTEXT =
ThreadLocalUtils.newRequestThreadLocal();
static private final TrinidadLogger _LOG =
TrinidadLogger.createTrinidadLogger(RenderingContext.class);
}