Examples of com.vaadin.ui.components.calendar.event.BasicEventProvider

Package com.vaadin.ui.components.calendar.event

Examples of com.vaadin.ui.components.calendar.event.BasicEventProvider

com.vaadin.ui.components.calendar.event.BasicEventProvider

Simple implementation of {@link com.vaadin.addon.calendar.event.CalendarEventProvider CalendarEventProvider}. Use {@link #addEvent(CalendarEvent)} and{@link #removeEvent(CalendarEvent)} to add / remove events.

{@link com.vaadin.addon.calendar.event.CalendarEventProvider.EventSetChangeNotifier EventSetChangeNotifier} and{@link com.vaadin.addon.calendar.event.CalendarEvent.EventChangeListener EventChangeListener} are also implemented, so the Calendar is notified whenan event is added, changed or removed.
@since 7.1.0 @author Vaadin Ltd.

        i.getItemProperty("c").setValue("Hobbies");
        return s;
    }


    private void initCalendar() {
        dataSource = new BasicEventProvider();


        calendarComponent = new Calendar(dataSource);
        calendarComponent.setLocale(getLocale());
        calendarComponent.setImmediate(true);

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        assertEquals(caption, calendar.getCaption());
    }


    @Test
    public void testConstructorWithCustomEventProvider() {
        BasicEventProvider myProvider = new BasicEventProvider();
        Calendar calendar = new Calendar(myProvider);
        assertEquals(myProvider, calendar.getEventProvider());
    }

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        assertEquals(myProvider, calendar.getEventProvider());
    }


    @Test
    public void testConstructorWithCustomEventProviderAndCaption() {
        BasicEventProvider myProvider = new BasicEventProvider();
        final String caption = "My Calendar Caption";
        Calendar calendar = new Calendar(caption, myProvider);
        assertEquals(caption, calendar.getCaption());
        assertEquals(myProvider, calendar.getEventProvider());
    }

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        final Label endLbl = new Label();
        endLbl.addStyleName("end");
        info.addComponent(endLbl);


        BasicEventProvider provider = new BasicEventProvider();
        provider.addEvent(basicEvent);
        calendar.setEventProvider(provider);
        provider.addEventSetChangeListener(new EventSetChangeListener() {


            @Override
            public void eventSetChange(EventSetChangeEvent event) {
                List<CalendarEvent> events = event.getProvider().getEvents(
                        new Date(0), new Date(Long.MAX_VALUE));

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        i.getItemProperty("c").setValue("Orange");
        return s;
    }


    private void initCalendar() {
        dataSource = new BasicEventProvider();


        calendarComponent = new Calendar(dataSource);
        calendarComponent.setLocale(getLocale());
        calendarComponent.setImmediate(true);

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    /**
     * Construct a Vaadin Calendar with a BasicEventProvider and no caption.
     * Default date range is one week.
     */
    public Calendar() {
        this(null, new BasicEventProvider());
    }

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     * caption. Default date range is one week.
     * 
     * @param caption
     */
    public Calendar(String caption) {
        this(caption, new BasicEventProvider());
    }

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    /**
     * Construct a Vaadin Calendar with a BasicEventProvider and no caption.
     * Default date range is one week.
     */
    public Calendar() {
        this(null, new BasicEventProvider());
    }

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     * caption. Default date range is one week.
     * 
     * @param caption
     */
    public Calendar(String caption) {
        this(caption, new BasicEventProvider());
    }

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