com.google.code.validationframework.swing.trigger
Class JComponentFocusGainedTrigger

java.lang.Object
  com.google.code.validationframework.base.trigger.AbstractTrigger
      com.google.code.validationframework.swing.trigger.BaseJComponentFocusGainedTrigger<JComponent>
          com.google.code.validationframework.swing.trigger.JComponentFocusGainedTrigger

All Implemented Interfaces:

com.google.code.validationframework.api.common.Disposable, com.google.code.validationframework.api.trigger.Trigger

public class JComponentFocusGainedTrigger
extends BaseJComponentFocusGainedTrigger<JComponent>

Convenience class for triggers on focus gain by a JComponent.
When this trigger is not longer required, do not forget to call BaseJComponentFocusGainedTrigger.dispose().

See Also:

BaseJComponentFocusGainedTrigger, BaseJComponentFocusGainedTrigger.dispose()

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class com.google.code.validationframework.base.trigger.AbstractTrigger

listeners

Constructor Summary

JComponentFocusGainedTrigger(JComponent source)
Constructor specified the component whose focus is to be tracked.
A focus listener will be installed.

Method Summary

Methods inherited from class com.google.code.validationframework.swing.trigger.BaseJComponentFocusGainedTrigger

dispose, getComponent

Methods inherited from class com.google.code.validationframework.base.trigger.AbstractTrigger

addTriggerListener, fireTriggerEvent, removeTriggerListener

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

JComponentFocusGainedTrigger

public JComponentFocusGainedTrigger(JComponent source)

Constructor specified the component whose focus is to be tracked.
A focus listener will be installed. So you may need to call BaseJComponentFocusGainedTrigger.dispose() when trigger is no longer needed.

Parameters:

source - Component whose focus is to be tracked.

See Also:

BaseJComponentFocusGainedTrigger.dispose()