/ftr-gwt-library-date/src/site/xdoc/controller.xml

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  1. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
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  2. <document>
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  3.   <properties>
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  4.     <author email="mnouwens@future-earth.eu">Marteijn Nouwens</author>
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  5.     <title>Create a custom EventController</title>
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  7.   <body>
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  10.    When using the MultiView you must also supply an suctom EventController. This class will controll retrieving date objects and firing events toward the back-end of your choosing.
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  12.     <h2>void getEventsForRange(Date start, Date end, MultiView caller)</h2>
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  14.     This method is the most important method for filling the calander with data. It's responsible for retrieving data from your back-end. If wanted you can also implement a caching mecahnism here.
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  15.     Use the caller method <b>public void setEvents(EventData[] events)</b>  for setting the data when retrieved.
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  18.     <h2>void updateEvent(EventData updated)</h2>
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  20.     Called when an event is updated. This can be done by a drag and drop or resize of a day event. These event will mostly be date changes.
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  22.     <h2>void removeEvent(EventData updated)</h2>
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  23.     Called when an event is removed.
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  25.     <h2>void addEvent(EventData updated)</h2>
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  27.     This event is throw when and event is added.
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  30.   </body>
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  31. </document>
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