Deprecated API

Contents

• Classes
• Methods
• Constructors

Classes

Class	Description
net.sf.jguiraffe.di.impl.NullInvocation	Use HelperInvocations instead; it provides some dummy implementations of the Invokable interface which are useful in some situations where a full-blown implementation is not required.
net.sf.jguiraffe.gui.platform.swing.builder.components.table.SwingTableEditorValidationHandler	The functionality provided by this class was not Swing-specific, but could be used for other UI tool kits as well. Therefore, it has been extracted into the new DefaultTableEditorValidationHandler class; this class should be used instead.

Methods

Method	Description
net.sf.jguiraffe.di.impl.providers.LifeCycleBeanProvider.initBean(Object, DependencyProvider)	This method is not called any more during bean creation; instead LifeCycleBeanProvider.fetchInitializedBeanInstance(Object, DependencyProvider) is invoked
net.sf.jguiraffe.gui.app.Application.findBeanDefinitions(Configuration)	This method is replaced by Application.findBeanDefinitions(Configuration, BeanContext). It is still called during application initialization to keep backwards compatibility, but this base implementation simply returns an empty collection.
net.sf.jguiraffe.gui.app.Application.resolveResourceURL(String, String)	This method does not make sense in the public interface of this class. It will be removed in later versions. Use corresponding functionality from the LocatorUtils class instead.
net.sf.jguiraffe.gui.builder.components.Color.newInstance(int, int, int)	Use newRGBInstance() instead.
net.sf.jguiraffe.gui.platform.swing.builder.components.SwingConfigurationTreeModel.configurationChanged(ConfigurationEvent)	This method is no longer used or called. Configuration change events are now processed by a TreeConfigurationChangeHandler and propagated to the SwingConfigurationTreeModel.treeModelChanged(ConfigurationNode) method.

Constructors

Constructor	Description
net.sf.jguiraffe.gui.platform.swing.builder.action.SwingPopupMenuBuilder(MouseEvent)	Use the constructor which expects information about an ActionManager; this constructor only creates a partly initialized object.