Package org.apache.jmeter.protocol.ldap.config.gui

Class LDAPArgumentsPanel

java.lang.Object
java.awt.Component
java.awt.Container
javax.swing.JComponent
javax.swing.JPanel
org.apache.jmeter.gui.AbstractJMeterGuiComponent
org.apache.jmeter.config.gui.AbstractConfigGui
org.apache.jmeter.protocol.ldap.config.gui.LDAPArgumentsPanel
All Implemented Interfaces:
ActionListener, ImageObserver, MenuContainer, Serializable, EventListener, Accessible, ClearGui, JMeterGUIComponent, Printable
public class LDAPArgumentsPanel extends AbstractConfigGui implements ActionListener
A GUI panel allowing the user to enter name-value argument pairs. These arguments (or parameters) are usually used to provide configuration values for some other component.
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  • Constructor Details

    • LDAPArgumentsPanel

      public LDAPArgumentsPanel()
      Create a new LDAPArgumentsPanel, using the default title.

    • LDAPArgumentsPanel

      public LDAPArgumentsPanel(String label)
      Create a new LDAPArgumentsPanel, using the specified title.
      Parameters:
      label - the title of the component

  • Method Details

    • getMenuCategories

      public Collection<String> getMenuCategories()
      This is the list of menu categories this gui component will be available under. The LDAPArgumentsPanel is not intended to be used as a standalone component, so this implementation returns null.
      Specified by:
      getMenuCategories in interface JMeterGUIComponent
      Overrides:
      getMenuCategories in class AbstractConfigGui
      Returns:
      a Collection of Strings, where each element is one of the constants defined in MenuFactory
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    • getLabelResource

      public String getLabelResource()
      Description copied from interface: JMeterGUIComponent
      Get the component's resource name, which getStaticLabel uses to derive the component's label in the local language. The resource name is fixed, and does not vary with the selected language.

      Normally this method should be overridden in preference to overriding getStaticLabel(). However where the resource name is not available or required, getStaticLabel() may be overridden instead.

      Specified by:
      getLabelResource in interface JMeterGUIComponent
      Returns:
      the resource name

    • createTestElement

      public org.apache.jmeter.testelement.TestElement createTestElement()
      Description copied from interface: JMeterGUIComponent
      JMeter test components are separated into a model and a GUI representation. The model holds the data and the GUI displays it. The GUI class is responsible for knowing how to create and initialize with data the model class that it knows how to display, and this method is called when new test elements are created.

      Since 5.6.3, the default implementation is as follows, and subclasses should override JMeterGUIComponent.makeTestElement() 

       public TestElement createTestElement() {
     TestElement element = makeTestElement();
     assignDefaultValues(element);
     return el;
 }

      Before 5.6.3 the canonical implementation was as follows, however, it is recommended to avoid overriding JMeterGUIComponent.createTestElement() and override JMeterGUIComponent.makeTestElement() instead. 

       public TestElement createTestElement() {
     TestElementXYZ el = new TestElementXYZ();
     modifyTestElement(el);
     return el;
 }
      Specified by:
      createTestElement in interface JMeterGUIComponent
      Returns:
      the Test Element object that the GUI component represents.

    • modifyTestElement

      public void modifyTestElement(org.apache.jmeter.testelement.TestElement args)
      Description copied from interface: JMeterGUIComponent
      GUI components are responsible for populating TestElements they create with the data currently held in the GUI components. This method should overwrite whatever data is currently in the TestElement as it is called after a user has filled out the form elements in the gui with new information.

      If you override AbstractJMeterGuiComponent, you might want using AbstractJMeterGuiComponent.bindingGroup instead of overriding modifyTestElement.

      The canonical implementation looks like this: 

       @Override
 public void modifyTestElement(TestElement element) {
     super.modifyTestElement(element); // clear the element and assign basic fields like name, gui class, test class
     // Using the element setters (preferred):
     // If the field is empty, you probably want to remove the property instead of storing an empty string
     // See Streamline binding of UI elements to TestElement properties
     // for more details
     TestElementXYZ xyz = (TestElementXYZ) element;
     xyz.setState(StringUtils.defaultIfEmpty(guiState.getText(), null));
     xyz.setCode(StringUtils.defaultIfEmpty(guiCode.getText(), null));
     ... other GUI fields ...
     // or directly (do not use unless there is no setter for the field):
     element.setProperty(TestElementXYZ.STATE, StringUtils.defaultIfEmpty(guiState.getText(), null))
     element.setProperty(TestElementXYZ.CODE, StringUtils.defaultIfEmpty(guiCode.getText(), null))
     ... other GUI fields ...
 }
      Specified by:
      modifyTestElement in interface JMeterGUIComponent
      Overrides:
      modifyTestElement in class AbstractJMeterGuiComponent
      Parameters:
      args - the TestElement to modify

    • configure

      public void configure(org.apache.jmeter.testelement.TestElement el)
      A newly created component can be initialized with the contents of a Test Element object by calling this method. The component is responsible for querying the Test Element object for the relevant information to display in its GUI.
      Specified by:
      configure in interface JMeterGUIComponent
      Overrides:
      configure in class AbstractJMeterGuiComponent
      Parameters:
      el - the TestElement to configure

    • clear

      public void clear()
      Clear all rows from the table. T.Elanjchezhiyan(chezhiyan@siptech.co.in)

    • actionPerformed

      public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
      Invoked when an action occurs. This implementation supports the add and delete buttons.
      Specified by:
      actionPerformed in interface ActionListener
      Parameters:
      e - the event that has occurred

    • testFunctors

      public static boolean testFunctors()