Examples of MenuItemGroup

com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.model.MenuItemGroup
A menu group contains one or more menu items and may itself appear in a menu. They are used to group together a set of related menu items and may have some form of (visual) delimitation controlled by stylistic properties.

Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.model.MenuItemGroup


        assertTrue("Unexpected value returned from MenuElement.  Should have" +
                "been PROCESS_ELEMENT_BODY.",
                result == PAPIElement.PROCESS_ELEMENT_BODY);


        final MenuItemGroup menuItemGroup =
                (MenuItemGroup) PrivateAccessor.getField(menuModelBuilder,
                        "currentEntity");


        assertNotNull("MenuGroup should not be null", menuItemGroup);


        ElementDetails elementDetails = menuItemGroup.getElementDetails();
        assertNotNull("MenuItemGroup ElementDetails should not be null",
                elementDetails);


        assertNotNull("MenuItemGroup Styles should not be null after " +
                "elementStart", elementDetails.getStyles());

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.model.MenuItemGroup


        Menu menu = (Menu)getCurrentEntity();


        builder.startMenuGroup();


        MenuItemGroup group1 = (MenuItemGroup)getCurrentEntity();


        assertSame("group's container should be the menu",
                   menu,
                   group1.getContainer());


        // Close off this group to allow a sub-menu
        configureMinimalGroup();


        builder.endMenuGroup();

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.model.MenuItemGroup


                if (max < len) {
                    max = len;
                }
            } else if (entry instanceof MenuItemGroup) {
                MenuItemGroup mig = (MenuItemGroup)entry;
                MenuItem item;
                for (int j = 0; j < mig.getSize(); j++) {
                    item = mig.get(j);


                    buffer = (DOMOutputBuffer)item.
                            getLabel().getText().getText();


                    // Assumes that there is just a single text node

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