Examples of FormHandler

com.crawljax.forms.FormHandler
Handles form values and fills in the form input elements with random values of the defined values.
com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.FormHandler
Handler interface for form submit events.
com.sun.star.wizards.document.FormHandler
org.apache.cocoon.forms.event.FormHandler
A FormHandler can be registered with a {@link org.apache.cocoon.forms.formmodel.Form Form}, and will then receive all events fired by widgets on the form.
It provides an alternative way of handling events, instead of specifying the eventhandlers in the form definition.
It is useful when you want to write your event-handling code in Java, have all events handled by one class (which could of course again delegate to other classes), and when you want the event handler to have access to objects it would not be able to get access to if they were part of the form definition. @version $Id: FormHandler.java 151181 2005-02-03 16:59:31Z tim $
org.apache.cocoon.woody.FormHandler
A FormHandler is (will be) responsible for handling all kinds of form-related events and related stuff (custom validation, ...).
org.apache.cocoon.woody.event.FormHandler
A FormHandler can be registered with a {@link org.apache.cocoon.woody.formmodel.Form Form}, and will then receive all events fired by widgets on the form.
It provides an alternative way of handling events, instead of specifying the eventhandlers in the form definition.
It is useful when you want to write your event-handling code in Java, have all events handled by one class (which could of course again delegate to other classes), and when you want the event handler to have access to objects it would not be able to get access to if they were part of the form definition. @version CVS $Id: FormHandler.java,v 1.5 2004/03/09 13:54:13 reinhard Exp $
org.camunda.bpm.engine.impl.form.handler.FormHandler
@author Tom Baeyens
org.rendersnake.servlet.FormHandler
FormHandler indicates that the component can handle data send by a POST (or GET). Its handle method must return the class of the component to render AFTER handling the request. The user will be redirected to that component. (prevents back-button resent dialog in browser) @author ernestmicklei

Examples of org.apache.cocoon.woody.FormHandler

        Source source = resolver.resolveURI(formSource);
        try {
            Form form = formManager.createForm(source);


            Request request = ObjectModelHelper.getRequest(objectModel);
            FormHandler formHandler = null;


            if (formHandlerClassName != null) {
                // TODO cache these classes
                Class clazz = Class.forName(formHandlerClassName);
                formHandler = (FormHandler)clazz.newInstance();

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Examples of org.apache.cocoon.woody.event.FormHandler

        Source source = resolver.resolveURI(formSource);
        try {
            Form form = formManager.createForm(source);


            Request request = ObjectModelHelper.getRequest(objectModel);
            FormHandler formHandler = null;


            if (formHandlerClassName != null) {
                // TODO cache these classes
                Class clazz = Class.forName(formHandlerClassName);
                formHandler = (FormHandler)clazz.newInstance();

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Examples of org.apache.cocoon.woody.event.FormHandler

        Source source = resolver.resolveURI(formSource);
        try {
            Form form = formManager.createForm(source);


            Request request = ObjectModelHelper.getRequest(objectModel);
            FormHandler formHandler = null;


            if (formHandlerClassName != null) {
                // TODO cache these classes
                Class clazz = Class.forName(formHandlerClassName);
                formHandler = (FormHandler)clazz.newInstance();

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Examples of org.apache.cocoon.woody.event.FormHandler

        Source source = resolver.resolveURI(formSource);
        try {
            Form form = formManager.createForm(source);


            Request request = ObjectModelHelper.getRequest(objectModel);
            FormHandler formHandler = null;


            if (formHandlerClassName != null) {
                // TODO cache these classes
                Class clazz = Class.forName(formHandlerClassName);
                formHandler = (FormHandler)clazz.newInstance();

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Examples of org.apache.cocoon.woody.event.FormHandler

        Source source = resolver.resolveURI(formSource);
        try {
            Form form = formManager.createForm(source);


            Request request = ObjectModelHelper.getRequest(objectModel);
            FormHandler formHandler = null;


            if (formHandlerClassName != null) {
                // TODO cache these classes
                Class clazz = Class.forName(formHandlerClassName);
                formHandler = (FormHandler)clazz.newInstance();

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Examples of org.apache.cocoon.woody.event.FormHandler

        Source source = resolver.resolveURI(formSource);
        try {
            Form form = formManager.createForm(source);


            Request request = ObjectModelHelper.getRequest(objectModel);
            FormHandler formHandler = null;


            if (formHandlerClassName != null) {
                // TODO cache these classes
                Class clazz = Class.forName(formHandlerClassName);
                formHandler = (FormHandler)clazz.newInstance();

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Examples of org.camunda.bpm.engine.impl.form.handler.FormHandler


    Expression formKeyExpression = null;


    if (taskDefinitionKey == null) {
      // TODO: Maybe add getFormKey() to FormHandler interface to avoid the following cast
      FormHandler formHandler = processDefinition.getStartFormHandler();


      // Sorry!!! In case of a custom start form handler (which does not extend
      // the DefaultFormHandler) a formKey would never be returned. So a custom
      // form handler (for a startForm) has always to extend the DefaultStartFormHandler!
      if (formHandler instanceof DefaultStartFormHandler) {

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Examples of org.rendersnake.servlet.FormHandler

        String uri = "";
        String info = req.getPathInfo();
        if (null != info && info.length() > 0) {
            uri = info.substring(1);            
        }
        FormHandler handler = this.handlerMap.get(uri);
        if (handler == null) {
            resp.sendError(404);
        } else {
            FormResponseAction action = handler.handle(req, resp);
            if (action.redirectToUrl != null) {
                resp.sendRedirect(action.redirectToUrl);
                return;
            } else if (action.component != null){
                HtmlServletCanvas html = new HtmlServletCanvas(req, resp, resp.getWriter());

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Examples of org.rendersnake.servlet.FormHandler

                    } else {
                        LOG.severe("Missing @Named annotation in component:"+klass);
                    }
                }
                if (FormHandler.class.isAssignableFrom(klass)) {
                    FormHandler h = (FormHandler)injector.getInstance(klass);
                    Named annotation = klass.getAnnotation(Named.class);
                    if (annotation != null) {
                        handlerMap.put(annotation.value(), h);
                        LOG.info("Binding component:"+klass+" to:" + annotation);
                    } else {

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Examples of org.rendersnake.servlet.FormHandler

    }


    public void testFormHandlerFound() {
        MockHttpRequest request = new MockHttpRequest();
        request.pathInfo = "/org.rendersnake.test.SearchPage";
        FormHandler comp = resolver.formHandlerForRequest(request);
        assertTrue(comp.getClass() == SearchPage.class);
    }

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