Examples of org.noos.xing.mydoggy.Content

org.noos.xing.mydoggy.Content
A content is a wrapper of a component decorated with some properties like a title, an icon, etc. The visualization of a content depends on specific platform implementation. A platform implementation can use a JTabbedPane or a JDesktopPane for example. A PropertyChangeEvent is fired for the following properties:
- this content's title ("title")
- this content's foreground ("foreground")
- this content's component ("component")
- this content's selected status ("selected")
- this content's enable status ("enabled")
- this content's icon ("icon")
- this content's disabledIcon ("disabledIcon")
- this content's popupMenu ("popupMenu")
- this content's detached ("detached")
- this content's toolTipText ("toolTipTexttoolTipText")
@author Angelo De Caro (angelo.decaro@gmail.com) @since 1.0.0

            tw.setActive(toolPageComponent.isActive());
            dockable = tw;
        }
        else {
            // Create and register a new content to the mydoggy layout manager
            Content c = contentManager.addContent(pageComponent.getId(), pageComponent.getDisplayName(), // tabName
                    pageComponent.getIcon(), pageComponent.getControl(), pageComponent.getDisplayName(), // toolTip
                    constraint);
            dockable = c;
        }
        Assert.notNull(dockable);

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    @Override
    public void setActiveComponent(PageComponent pageComponent) {
        if (pageComponent != null) {
            // really necessary?
            Content c = getContent(pageComponent.getId());
            if (c != null) {
                // c.ensureVisible();
            }
            setActive(pageComponent.getId());
        }

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     * @return true if it was successful.
     */
    private boolean setActive(final String id) {
        Assert.isTrue(SwingUtilities.isEventDispatchThread());


        Content c = getContent(id);
        if (c != null) {
            c.setSelected(true);
            return true;
        }
        return false;
    }

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     * SpringRC should be informed of a MyDoggy closing event.
     */
    private class MyDoggyContentListener implements ContentManagerUIListener {


        public boolean contentUIRemoving(ContentManagerUIEvent cmEvent) {
            Content content = cmEvent.getContentUI().getContent();
            Assert.notNull(content);
            PageComponent pc = getPageComponent(content.getId());
            Assert.notNull(pc);
            close(pc);


            // let mydoggy remove the page ! (don't no for sure if this is the
            // reason of the NPE in mydoggy if we return close(pc))

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