List of saveInsertionPoint() Examples

Examples of saveInsertionPoint()

com.volantis.mcs.protocols.DOMOutputBuffer.saveInsertionPoint()
Save the current insertion point so it can be restored at a later date.
This should probably return an object which encapsulates the insertion point and which can be stored somewhere else as that is allows multiple insertion points.

Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.DOMOutputBuffer.saveInsertionPoint()

                                  getFormSpecifier(attributes));


        // Remember the current insertion point in the dom buffer as that is
        // where we need to insert the contents of the form which will only be
        // generated during the rendering of the layout.
        dom.saveInsertionPoint ();


    }


    // Javadoc inherited.
    public Element createXFormEmulationElement(String formName,

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.DOMOutputBuffer.saveInsertionPoint()

        inputElement.setAttribute ("value", getFormSpecifier(attributes));


        // Remember the current insertion point in the dom buffer as that is
        // where we need to insert the contents of the form which will only be
        // generated during the rendering of the layout.
        dom.saveInsertionPoint ();
    }


    // Javadoc inherited.
    public Element createXFormEmulationElement(String formName,
            EmulatedXFormDescriptor fd) {

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.DOMOutputBuffer.saveInsertionPoint()

        subDialogs = allocateOutputBuffer();


        // Remember the current insertion point in the dom buffer as that is
        // where we need to insert the contents of the form which will only be
        // generated during the rendering of the layout.
        dom.saveInsertionPoint();


    }


    // Javadoc inherited.
    public Element createXFormEmulationElement(String formName,

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.DOMOutputBuffer.saveInsertionPoint()


        LaunchAttributes attrs = (LaunchAttributes)attributes;
        DOMOutputBuffer currentBuffer = getCurrentBuffer(protocol);
        
        // store current launcher element
        currentBuffer.saveInsertionPoint();
        
        closeDivElement(currentBuffer);
        
        String textToScript = "Widget.getInstance(" + createJavaScriptString(attrs.getWidgetId()) 
                + ").registerLauncher(" + createJavaScriptString(attrs.getId()) + ");";

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