ch6.complexInit
Class RequestDataInit

java.lang.Object
  ch6.complexInit.RequestDataInit

public class RequestDataInit
extends java.lang.Object

Use annotations to indicate how checkbox, radio and select elements are initialised.

Field Summary

protected java.lang.String	comments Variable for the textarea element.
protected java.lang.String[]	extra Array for the checkbox group.
protected double	grade Variable for the single-select list.
protected int	happiness Variable for the radio group.
protected java.lang.String	secretCode Variable for the password element.
protected java.lang.String[]	team Array for the multiple-select list.

Constructor Summary

RequestDataInit()
Creates a new instance of RequestData

Method Summary

java.lang.String	getComments() Accessor for the textarea element.
java.lang.String[]	getExtra() Accessor for the textarea element.
double	getGrade() Mutator for the single-select list.
int	getHappiness() Accessor for the radio group.
java.lang.String	getSecretCode() Accessor for the password field.
java.lang.String[]	getTeam() Accessor for the multiple-select list.
void	setComments(java.lang.String comments) Mutator for the textarea element.
void	setExtra(java.lang.String[] extra) Mutator for the textarea element.
void	setGrade(double grade) Mutator for the single-select list.
void	setHappiness(int happiness) Mutator for the radio group.
void	setSecretCode(java.lang.String code) Mutator for the password field.
void	setTeam(java.lang.String[] team) Mutator for the multiple-select list.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Field Detail

secretCode

protected java.lang.String secretCode

Variable for the password element.

happiness

protected int happiness

Variable for the radio group. It is single-valued, since only one of the radio buttons can be selected. It can also be null.

extra

protected java.lang.String[] extra

Array for the checkbox group. It is multiple-valued since the checkbox group can have more than one box selected. It can also be null.

comments

protected java.lang.String comments

Variable for the textarea element. It is single-valued since it only contains one string.

grade

protected double grade

Variable for the single-select list. It is single-valued since only one option in the list can be selected. It cannot be null, since the first element in the list is the default selected element.

team

protected java.lang.String[] team

Array for the multiple-select list. It is multiple-valued since the list can have more than one option selected. It can also be null.

Constructor Detail

RequestDataInit

public RequestDataInit()

Creates a new instance of RequestData

Method Detail

setSecretCode

public void setSecretCode(java.lang.String code)

Mutator for the password field. It is single-valued, since only one of the radio buttons can be selected. It can also be null.

Parameters:

code - The code from the request data

getSecretCode

public java.lang.String getSecretCode()

Accessor for the password field. It is single-valued, since only one of the radio buttons can be selected. It can also be null.

Returns:

The secret code

setHappiness

public void setHappiness(int happiness)

Mutator for the radio group. It is single-valued, since only one of the radio buttons can be selected. It can also be null.

Parameters:

happiness - The happiness from the request data

setExtra

public void setExtra(java.lang.String[] extra)

Mutator for the textarea element. It is single-valued since it only contains one string.

Parameters:

extra - The list of extras from the request data

setComments

public void setComments(java.lang.String comments)

Mutator for the textarea element. It is single-valued since it only contains one string.

Parameters:

comments - The comments from the request data.

getComments

public java.lang.String getComments()

Accessor for the textarea element. It is single-valued since it only contains one string.

Returns:

The comments

setGrade

public void setGrade(double grade)

Mutator for the single-select list. It is single-valued since only one option in the list can be selected. It cannot be null, since the first element in the list is the default selected element.

Parameters:

grade - The grade from the request data.

setTeam

public void setTeam(java.lang.String[] team)

Mutator for the multiple-select list. It is multiple-valued since the list can have more than one option selected. It can also be null.

Parameters:

team - The list of teams from the request data

getHappiness

public int getHappiness()

Accessor for the radio group. It is single-valued, since only one of the radio buttons can be selected. It can also be null. Use the SetByAttribute annotation with AttributeType.CHECKED to indicate that the HTML form element is initialised with the attribute Checked.

Returns:

The level of happines

getGrade

public double getGrade()

Mutator for the single-select list. It is single-valued since only one option in the list can be selected. It cannot be null, since the first element in the list is the default selected element. Use the SetByAttribute annotation with AttributeType.SELECTED to indicate that the HTML form element is initialised with the attribute Selected.

Returns:

The grade

getExtra

public java.lang.String[] getExtra()

Accessor for the textarea element. It is single-valued since it only contains one string. Use the SetByAttribute annotation with AttributeType.CHECKED to indicate that the HTML form element is initialised with the attribute Checked.

Returns:

The list of extras

getTeam

public java.lang.String[] getTeam()

Accessor for the multiple-select list. It is multiple-valued since the list can have more than one option selected. It can also be null. Use the SetByAttribute annotation with AttributeType.SELECTED to indicate that the HTML form element is initialised with the attribute Selected.

Returns:

The values for the team