eventsetdescriptor.java

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/* java.beans.EventSetDescriptor
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package java.beans;

import java.util.*;
import java.lang.reflect.*;
import gnu.java.lang.*;

/**
 ** EventSetDescriptor describes the hookup between an event source
 ** class and an event listener class.
 **
 ** EventSets have several attributes: the listener class, the events
 ** that can be fired to the listener (methods in the listener class), and
 ** an add and remove listener method from the event firer's class.<P>
 **
 ** The methods have these constraints on them:<P>
 ** <UL>
 ** <LI>event firing methods: must have <CODE>void</CODE> return value.  Any
 ** parameters and exceptions are allowed.  May be public, protected or
 ** package-protected. (Don't ask me why that is, I'm just following the spec.
 ** The only place it is even mentioned is in the Java Beans white paper, and
 ** there it is only implied.)</LI>
 ** <LI>add listener method: must have <CODE>void</CODE> return value.  Must
 ** take exactly one argument, of the listener class's type.  May fire either
 ** zero exceptions, or one exception of type <CODE>java.util.TooManyListenersException</CODE>.
 ** Must be public.</LI>
 ** <LI>remove listener method: must have <CODE>void</CODE> return value.
 ** Must take exactly one argument, of the listener class's type.  May not
 ** fire any exceptions.  Must be public.</LI>
 ** </UL>
 **
 ** A final constraint is that event listener classes must extend from EventListener.<P>
 **
 ** There are also various design patterns associated with some of the methods
 ** of construction. Those are explained in more detail in the appropriate
 ** constructors.<P>
 **
 ** <STRONG>Documentation Convention:</STRONG> for proper
 ** Internalization of Beans inside an RAD tool, sometimes there
 ** are two names for a property or method: a programmatic, or
 ** locale-independent name, which can be used anywhere, and a
 ** localized, display name, for ease of use.  In the
 ** documentation I will specify different String values as
 ** either <EM>programmatic</EM> or <EM>localized</EM> to
 ** make this distinction clear.
 **
 ** @author John Keiser
 ** @since JDK1.1
 ** @version 1.1.0, 31 May 1998
 **/

public class EventSetDescriptor extends FeatureDescriptor {
	private Method addListenerMethod;
	private Method removeListenerMethod;
	private Class listenerType;
	private MethodDescriptor[] listenerMethodDescriptors;
	private Method[] listenerMethods;

	private boolean unicast;
	private boolean inDefaultEventSet = true;

	/** Create a new EventSetDescriptor.
	 ** This version of the constructor enforces the rules imposed on the methods
	 ** described at the top of this class, as well as searching for:<P>
	 ** <OL>
	 ** <LI>The event-firing method must be non-private with signature
	 ** <CODE>void &lt;listenerMethodName&gt;(&lt;eventSetName&gt;Event)</CODE>
	 ** (where <CODE>&lt;eventSetName&gt;</CODE> has its first character capitalized
	 ** by the constructor and the Event is a descendant of
	 ** <CODE>java.util.EventObject</CODE>) in class <CODE>listenerType</CODE>
	 ** (any exceptions may be thrown).
	 ** <B>Implementation note:</B> Note that there could conceivably be multiple
	 ** methods with this type of signature (example: java.util.MouseEvent vs.
	 ** my.very.own.MouseEvent).  In this implementation, all methods fitting the
	 ** description will be put into the <CODE>EventSetDescriptor</CODE>, even
	 ** though the spec says only one should be chosen (they probably weren't thinking as
	 ** pathologically as I was).  I don't like arbitrarily choosing things.
	 ** If your class has only one such signature, as most do, you'll have no problems.</LI>
	 ** <LI>The add and remove methods must be public and named
	 ** <CODE>void add&lt;eventSetName&gt;Listener(&lt;listenerType&gt;)</CODE> and
	 ** <CODE>void remove&lt;eventSetName&gt;Listener(&lt;listenerType&gt;)</CODE> in
	 ** in class <CODE>eventSourceClass</CODE>, where
	 ** <CODE>&lt;eventSetName&gt;</CODE> will have its first letter capitalized.
	 ** Standard exception rules (see class description) apply.</LI>
	 ** </OL>
	 ** @param eventSourceClass the class containing the add/remove listener methods.
	 ** @param eventSetName the programmatic name of the event set, generally starting
	 ** with a lowercase letter (i.e. fooManChu instead of FooManChu).  This will be used
	 ** to generate the name of the event object as well as the names of the add and
	 ** remove methods.
	 ** @param listenerType the class containing the event firing method.
	 ** @param listenerMethodName the name of the event firing method.
	 ** @exception IntrospectionException if listenerType is not an EventListener,
	 **                                   or if methods are not found or are invalid.
	 **/
	public EventSetDescriptor(Class  eventSourceClass,
				  String eventSetName,
				  Class  listenerType,
				  String listenerMethodName) throws IntrospectionException {
		setName(eventSetName);
		if(!java.util.EventListener.class.isAssignableFrom(listenerType)) {
			throw new IntrospectionException("Listener type is not an EventListener.");
		}

		String[] names = new String[1];
		names[0] = listenerMethodName;

		try {
			eventSetName = Character.toUpperCase(eventSetName.charAt(0)) + eventSetName.substring(1);
		} catch(StringIndexOutOfBoundsException e) {
			eventSetName = "";
		}

		findMethods(eventSourceClass,listenerType,names,"add"+eventSetName+"Listener","remove"+eventSetName+"Listener",eventSetName+"Event");
		this.listenerType = listenerType;
		checkAddListenerUnicast();
		if(this.removeListenerMethod.getExceptionTypes().length > 0) {
			throw new IntrospectionException("Listener remove method throws exceptions.");
		}
	}

	/** Create a new EventSetDescriptor.
	 ** This form of the constructor allows you to specify the names of the methods and adds
	 ** no new constraints on top of the rules already described at the top of the class.<P>
	 ** 
	 ** @param eventSourceClass the class containing the add and remove listener methods.
	 ** @param eventSetName the programmatic name of the event set, generally starting
	 ** with a lowercase letter (i.e. fooManChu instead of FooManChu).
	 ** @param listenerType the class containing the event firing methods.
	 ** @param listenerMethodNames the names of the even firing methods.
	 ** @param addListenerMethodName the name of the add listener method.
	 ** @param removeListenerMethodName the name of the remove listener method.
	 ** @exception IntrospectionException if listenerType is not an EventListener
	 **                                   or if methods are not found or are invalid.
	 **/
	public EventSetDescriptor(Class eventSourceClass,
				   String eventSetName,
				   Class listenerType,
				   String[] listenerMethodNames,
				   String addListenerMethodName,
				   String removeListenerMethodName) throws IntrospectionException {
		setName(eventSetName);
		if(!java.util.EventListener.class.isAssignableFrom(listenerType)) {
			throw new IntrospectionException("Listener type is not an EventListener.");
		}

		findMethods(eventSourceClass,listenerType,listenerMethodNames,addListenerMethodName,removeListenerMethodName,null);
		this.listenerType = listenerType;
		checkAddListenerUnicast();
		if(this.removeListenerMethod.getExceptionTypes().length > 0) {
			throw new IntrospectionException("Listener remove method throws exceptions.");
		}
	}

	/** Create a new EventSetDescriptor.
	 ** This form of constructor allows you to explicitly say which methods do what, and
	 ** no reflection is done by the EventSetDescriptor.  The methods are, however,
	 ** checked to ensure that they follow the rules set forth at the top of the class.
	 ** @param eventSetName the programmatic name of the event set, generally starting
	 ** with a lowercase letter (i.e. fooManChu instead of FooManChu).
	 ** @param listenerType the class containing the listenerMethods.
	 ** @param listenerMethods the event firing methods.
	 ** @param addListenerMethod the add listener method.
	 ** @param removeListenerMethod the remove listener method.
	 ** @exception IntrospectionException if the listenerType is not an EventListener,
	 **                                   or any of the methods are invalid.
	 **/
	public EventSetDescriptor(String eventSetName,
				   Class listenerType,
				   Method[] listenerMethods,
				   Method addListenerMethod,
				   Method removeListenerMethod) throws IntrospectionException {
		setName(eventSetName);
		if(!java.util.EventListener.class.isAssignableFrom(listenerType)) {
			throw new IntrospectionException("Listener type is not an EventListener.");
		}

	        this.listenerMethods = listenerMethods;
		this.addListenerMethod = addListenerMethod;
		this.removeListenerMethod = removeListenerMethod;
		this.listenerType = listenerType;
		checkMethods();
		checkAddListenerUnicast();
		if(this.removeListenerMethod.getExceptionTypes().length > 0) {