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1   //----------------------------------------------------------------------
2   // 
3   // PerfectJPattern: "Design patterns are good but components are better!" 
4   // Example.java Copyright (c) 2009 Giovanni Azua Garcia
5   // bravegag@hotmail.com
6   //  
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19  //
20  //----------------------------------------------------------------------
21  package org.perfectjpattern.core.behavioral.chainofresponsibility;
22  
23  import java.util.*;
24  
25  import org.perfectjpattern.core.api.behavioral.chainofresponsibility.*;
26  
27  /**
28   * Startup Main for the Chain Of Responsibility Pattern Example code
29   *
30   * @author <a href="mailto:bravegag@hotmail.com">Giovanni Azua</a>
31   * @version $Revision: 1.0 $Date: Apr 5, 2008 10:11:17 PM $
32   */
33  // CHECKSTYLE:OFF
34  public final
35  class Example
36  // CHECKSTYLE:ON
37  {
38      //------------------------------------------------------------------------
39      // public
40      //------------------------------------------------------------------------
41      public static void 
42      main(String[] anArguments)
43      {
44          //---------------------------------------------------------------
45          // Create all components of the Chain of Responsibility 
46          //---------------------------------------------------------------
47          Button myOkButton = new Button("OK");
48          Button myPrintButton = new Button("Print");
49          Dialog mySaveDialog = new Dialog("Save");
50          Dialog myPrintDialog = new Dialog("Print");
51          Application myApplication = new Application();
52          
53          //---------------------------------------------------------------
54          // Build "Show Help" Chain of Responsibility 
55          //---------------------------------------------------------------
56          myOkButton.getHelpHandler().setSuccessor(myPrintDialog.
57              getHelpHandler());
58          myPrintButton.getHelpHandler().setSuccessor(myPrintDialog.
59              getHelpHandler());
60          myPrintDialog.getHelpHandler().setSuccessor(myApplication.
61              getHelpHandler());
62          mySaveDialog.getHelpHandler().setSuccessor(myApplication.
63              getHelpHandler());
64  
65          //---------------------------------------------------------------
66          // Execute "Show Help" Chain of Responsibility from OK Button 
67          //---------------------------------------------------------------
68          myOkButton.getHelpHandler().start();
69          
70          //---------------------------------------------------------------
71          // Execute "Show Help" Chain of Responsibility from Save Dialog
72          //---------------------------------------------------------------       
73          mySaveDialog.getHelpHandler().start();
74  
75          //---------------------------------------------------------------
76          // Build "Print" Chain of Responsibility with a strategy 
77          // AllHandleStrategy different than the default GoF Chain 
78          // OnlyOneHandleStrategy
79          //---------------------------------------------------------------
80          myOkButton.getPrintHandler().setSuccessor(myPrintDialog.
81              getPrintHandler());
82          myPrintButton.getPrintHandler().setSuccessor(myPrintDialog.
83              getPrintHandler());
84          myPrintDialog.getPrintHandler().setSuccessor(myApplication.
85              getPrintHandler());
86          mySaveDialog.getPrintHandler().setSuccessor(myApplication.
87              getPrintHandler());
88          
89          //---------------------------------------------------------------
90          // for this use-case we switch to the default Strategy 
91          // AllHandleStrategy
92          //---------------------------------------------------------------
93          List<IHandler<NullRequest>> myHandlers = new ArrayList<IHandler<
94              NullRequest>>();
95          myHandlers.add(myOkButton.getPrintHandler());
96          myHandlers.add(myPrintButton.getPrintHandler());
97          myHandlers.add(myPrintDialog.getPrintHandler());
98          myHandlers.add(mySaveDialog.getPrintHandler());
99          myHandlers.add(myApplication.getPrintHandler());
100         
101         for (IHandler<NullRequest> myHandler : myHandlers)
102         {
103             myHandler.setChainStrategy(AllHandleStrategy.getInstance());
104         }
105         
106         //---------------------------------------------------------------
107         // Execute the "Print" Chain of Responsibility from OK Button 
108         //---------------------------------------------------------------
109         myOkButton.getPrintHandler().start();
110         
111         //---------------------------------------------------------------
112         // Execute the "Print" Chain of Responsibility from Save Dialog
113         //---------------------------------------------------------------
114         mySaveDialog.getPrintHandler().start();        
115     }
116 }