| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ActionBindingDMO |
The ActionBinding class allows for the definition of an intermediate
component that binds\n behavioural triggers e.g.
|
| ActivityDMO |
If you are making use of Places, you'll define an Activity for\n each of
them; all activities are derived from com.google.gwt.app.place.Activity.
|
| ComponentDMO |
The Component is an abstract base for classes that define the building
blocks\n of Applications.
|
| ControllerDMO |
The Controller represents a behavioural component that lives throughout\n
the entire lifecycle of an WebApplication or WebSite.
|
| EnumMappingDMO |
The EnumMapping class allows for generation of a set of static data
instances\n that represent the values from the specified enumeration
(type).
|
| EnumMappingGeneratorDMO |
The EnumMappingGenerator definition allows for the specification of code\n
generation extension that generates enum mapping code for a particular
widget set.
|
| EventDMO |
The specification of an Event definition will result in the creation of\n
a gwtEvent and its associated handler interface.
|
| FieldEditorDefinitionDMO |
The FieldEditor class allows for the definition of implementation specific
field\n editors.
|
| FormBindingDefinitionDMO |
The FormBinding class allows for the definition of bindings between DMO
attributes\n and the editors that will be used to display and edit their
values.
|
| FormImplementationConfigDMO |
The
|
| I18NConfigDMO |
The I18NConfig is a specialized RunContextItem that indicates an
interface\n class used to access internationalized constants or messages.
|
| MenuBarDMO |
The MenuImplementationConfig is used to define the various classes that
will
|
| MenuDMO |
The Menu is a common base for all definitions associated with\n the
definition of menus of different types e.g.
|
| MenuElementDefinitionDMO |
The MenuElementDefinition is common base for all definitions associated
with\n the definition of menu elements.
|
| MenuImplementationConfigDMO |
The MenuImplementationConfig is used to define the various classes that
will \n be used to implement an actual menu structure based the MVW menu
definitions.\n \n The class specified by useClass must be derived
from org.dmd.mvw.client.mvwmenus.base.MvwMenuFactory\n and have a zero arg
constructor.
|
| MenuItemDMO |
The MenuItem is used to define triggerable menu items.
|
| ModuleDMO |
The Module is used to define a reusable set of MVW functionality which\n
can be referred to in Application definitions or other Module definitions.
|
| MvwDefinitionDMO |
The MvwDefinition class provide a common base for all MVW definition\n
classes.
|
| MvwDMSAG | |
| MvwDMSAG_INIT_1 | |
| MvwDMSAGAMAP | |
| MvwDMSAGCMAP | |
| PlaceDMO |
Generated from the mvw schema at version 0.1
|
| PresenterDMO |
The Presenter is a behavioural component that manages one or more Views
and\n thus implements the Presenter interface of any View it manages.
|
| PropertyAccessDMO |
The PropertyAccess class allows for the specification of a set of
classes\n for which you'd like to invoke the specified property access
generator that creates\n property access mechanisms.
|
| PropertyAccessGeneratorDMO |
The PropertyAccessGenerator allows for the specification of the code\n
generation extension that generates property access code mechanisms for a
particular\n widget set.
|
| RunContextItemDMO |
The RunContextItem allows for the generation of an overall RunContext
for\n a WebApplication or WebSite.
|
| SeparatorDMO |
The Separator is used to define menu separators.
|
| SubMenuDMO |
The SubMenu is used to define a submenu that is included as part of a Menu.
|
| SubPlaceDMO |
Generated from the mvw schema at version 0.1
|
| ViewDMO |
The View is used to define the aspects of two kinds of interfaces that\n
define the functionality provided by a view of a model; the event
interface and the \n data interface.
|
| WebApplicationDMO |
The WebApplication definition allows for the definition of the
superstructure\n for an application, basically it's the definition of the
overall application controller.
|
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