Examples of org.itsnat.core.ClientDocument.startEventDispatcherThread()

org.itsnat.core.ClientDocument.startEventDispatcherThread()
Executes the specified task in a new thread, this code is ready to call EventTarget.dispatchEvent(Event) or {@link #dispatchEvent(EventTarget,Event,int,long)}many times.
Use the thread created by this method to send events fired in the server to the browser simulating user actions.

This method must be called using a servlet-request thread.
@param task the task to execute.


                if (useJoystick) joystickCB.setSelected(true);
            }
        };
        ClientDocument client = itsNatDoc.getClientDocumentOwner();
        client.startEventDispatcherThread(dispCode);
    }


    public static void methodEventNotBrowser(TreePath path,FeatureTreeNode feature,int panel)
    {
        // Note: this technique may be problematic in fastLoadMode = true if the target

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                ((EventTarget)userButton).dispatchEvent(userEvt);
            }
        };


        clientDoc.startEventDispatcherThread(dispCode);
    }
}

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                logResult(res);
            }
        };
        ClientDocument client = itsNatDoc.getClientDocumentOwner();
        client.startEventDispatcherThread(testCode);
    }


    public void insertCity(String city,int pos)
    {
        fillCityInputBox(city);

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                        }


                        ((EventTarget)userButton).dispatchEvent(userEvt);
                    }
                    };
                    clientDoc.startEventDispatcherThread(dispCode);
                }
                else
                {
                    System.out.println("Clicked: " + ((Element)currTarget).getAttribute("value"));
                }

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