org.apache.tapestry.parse

Interface ITemplateParserDelegate

All Known Implementing Classes:

DefaultParserDelegate

public interface ITemplateParserDelegate

Provides a TemplateParserwith additional information about dynamic components.

Author:

Howard Lewis Ship

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
boolean	getAllowBody(java.lang.String componentId, org.apache.hivemind.Location location) Returns true if the specified component allows a body, false otherwise.
boolean	getAllowBody(java.lang.String libraryId, java.lang.String type, org.apache.hivemind.Location location) Used with implicit components to determine if the component allows a body or not.
java.lang.String	getComponentAttributeName() Returns the name of the attribute used to indicate a component.
boolean	getKnownComponent(java.lang.String componentId) Returns true if the component id is valid, false if the component id is not recognized.

Method Detail

getKnownComponent

boolean getKnownComponent(java.lang.String componentId)

Returns true if the component id is valid, false if the component id is not recognized.

getAllowBody

boolean getAllowBody(java.lang.String componentId,
                   org.apache.hivemind.Location location)

Returns true if the specified component allows a body, false otherwise. The parser uses this information to determine if it should ignore the body of a tag.

Throws:

org.apache.tapestry.ApplicationRuntimeException - if no such component exists

getAllowBody

boolean getAllowBody(java.lang.String libraryId,
                   java.lang.String type,
                   org.apache.hivemind.Location location)

Used with implicit components to determine if the component allows a body or not.

Parameters:

libraryId - the specified library id, possibly null

type - the component type

Throws:

org.apache.tapestry.ApplicationRuntimeException - if the specification cannot be found

Since:

3.0

getComponentAttributeName

java.lang.String getComponentAttributeName()

Returns the name of the attribute used to indicate a component. The default is "jwcid", but this can be overriden in a number of ways.