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Event handling and Java Technology
How can I extend Java event handling code to suit
application specific event handling?
There are four parts to event handling, one is listener,
second one is event object, the third one is the event
container and fourth one is the event propagator.
Extension point for first two parts are provided by
Java api as java.util.EventListener and java.util.EventObject
respectively. The third one (Event listener container) and
fourth one (event generator) has to be provided by programmer
Event generator should extend event listener container,
and every event generator/source should add event listeners
added to it, and calls event methods and passes event object
associated with this event listener.
Let us implement a sample demo exercise:
A demo listener implemented as follows:
The first one is the event listener as follows:
public interface DemoListener extends
java.util.EventListener
{
public void demoEvent(DemoEvent dm);
}
and second one the event object as follows:
public class DemoEvent extends java.util.EventObject
{
Object obj;
public DemoEvent(Object source)
{
super(source);
obj = source;
}
public Object getSource()
{
return obj;
}
......
}
The third part is the event container:
public class EventContainer
{
private Vector repository = new Vector();
DemoListener dl;
public EventContainer()
{
}
public void addDemoListener(DemoListener dl)
{
repository.addElement(dl);
}
public void notifyDemoEvent()
{
Enumeration enum = repository.elements();
while(enum.hasMoreElements())
{
dl = (DemoListener)enum.nextElement();
dl.demoEvent(new DemoEvent(this));
}
}
......
}
The fourth one is the event listener implementor, that
implements event listener and implements event handling
code/method.
EventContainer adds implemented DemoListener and based
on certain event, notifyDemoEvent methods executes
demoEvent method for all the demo listeners in the
repository inside EventContainer.
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