Package javax.faces.event

Examples of javax.faces.event.ActionEvent.queue()

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                    // if the immediate attribute is set than event should be broadcasted on the second phase APPLY_REQUEST_VALUES
                    // in other case it should be queued to be executed on
                    if(isImmediate()){
                        childCommand.broadcast(actionEvent);
                    } else {
                        actionEvent.queue();
                    }
                    break;
                }
            }
        }
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        org.easymock.EasyMock.replay(differentActionListener);
        differentUiCommand.addActionListener(differentActionListener);
       
        // Simulates first event, in most cases click in GUI
        ActionEvent invokeApplicationEvent = new ActionEvent(uiCommand);
        invokeApplicationEvent.queue();
       
        // tested method: In this method is actionListener called and that
        // listener itself queues new event
        facesContext.getViewRoot().broadcastEvents(facesContext, PhaseId.INVOKE_APPLICATION);
       
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        org.easymock.EasyMock.replay(differentActionListener);
        differentUiCommand.addActionListener(differentActionListener);
       
        // Simulates first event, in most cases click in GUI
        ActionEvent invokeApplicationEvent = new ActionEvent(uiCommand);
        invokeApplicationEvent.queue();
       
        // tested method: In this method is actionListener called and that
        // listener itself queues new event
        facesContext.getViewRoot().broadcastEvents(facesContext, PhaseId.INVOKE_APPLICATION);
       
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        org.easymock.EasyMock.replay(differentActionListener);
        differentUiCommand.addActionListener(differentActionListener);
       
        // Simulates first event, in most cases click in GUI
        ActionEvent invokeApplicationEvent = new ActionEvent(uiCommand);
        invokeApplicationEvent.queue();
       
        // tested method: In this method is actionListener called and that
        // listener itself queues new event
        facesContext.getViewRoot().broadcastEvents(facesContext, PhaseId.INVOKE_APPLICATION);
       
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        org.easymock.EasyMock.replay(differentActionListener);
        differentUiCommand.addActionListener(differentActionListener);
       
        // Simulates first event, in most cases click in GUI
        ActionEvent invokeApplicationEvent = new ActionEvent(uiCommand);
        invokeApplicationEvent.queue();
       
        // tested method: In this method is actionListener called and that
        // listener itself queues new event
        facesContext.getViewRoot().broadcastEvents(facesContext, PhaseId.INVOKE_APPLICATION);
       
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        org.easymock.EasyMock.replay(differentActionListener);
        differentUiCommand.addActionListener(differentActionListener);
       
        // Simulates first event, in most cases click in GUI
        ActionEvent invokeApplicationEvent = new ActionEvent(uiCommand);
        invokeApplicationEvent.queue();
       
        // tested method: In this method is actionListener called and that
        // listener itself queues new event
        facesContext.getViewRoot().broadcastEvents(facesContext, PhaseId.INVOKE_APPLICATION);
       
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        org.easymock.EasyMock.replay(differentActionListener);
        differentUiCommand.addActionListener(differentActionListener);
       
        // Simulates first event, in most cases click in GUI
        ActionEvent invokeApplicationEvent = new ActionEvent(uiCommand);
        invokeApplicationEvent.queue();
       
        // tested method: In this method is actionListener called and that
        // listener itself queues new event
        facesContext.getViewRoot().broadcastEvents(facesContext, PhaseId.INVOKE_APPLICATION);
       
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        org.easymock.EasyMock.replay(differentActionListener);
        differentUiCommand.addActionListener(differentActionListener);
       
        // Simulates first event, in most cases click in GUI
        ActionEvent invokeApplicationEvent = new ActionEvent(uiCommand);
        invokeApplicationEvent.queue();
       
        // tested method: In this method is actionListener called and that
        // listener itself queues new event
        facesContext.getViewRoot().broadcastEvents(facesContext, PhaseId.INVOKE_APPLICATION);
       
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        org.easymock.EasyMock.replay(differentActionListener);
        differentUiCommand.addActionListener(differentActionListener);
       
        // Simulates first event, in most cases click in GUI
        ActionEvent invokeApplicationEvent = new ActionEvent(uiCommand);
        invokeApplicationEvent.queue();
       
        // tested method: In this method is actionListener called and that
        // listener itself queues new event
        facesContext.getViewRoot().broadcastEvents(facesContext, PhaseId.INVOKE_APPLICATION);
       
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                    // if the immediate attribute is set than event should be broadcasted on the second phase APPLY_REQUEST_VALUES
                    // in other case it should be queued to be executed on
                    if(isImmediate()){
                        childCommand.broadcast(actionEvent);
                    } else {
                        actionEvent.queue();
                    }
                    break;
                }
            }
        }
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