CheckListCustomOptionsSupport (javadoc 2024.12-174331 API)

All Known Implementing Classes:

PoolProjectSelectorDescriptor
```
public interface CheckListCustomOptionsSupport<Context_T,CustomOptionsBean_T>
```
Provides ability to add custom options in check list popup content. You must specify JSP page to be added to popup content and bean to be passed to this page. The value of every form element inside your JSP page will be automatically added to request when needed. To notify about changed state you should use "stateChangedJS" JSP variable as JavaScript code, like: <input type="checkbox" onclick="${stateChangedJS}"/>

Author:

Maxim.Manuylov Date: 10/3/11

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`CustomOptionsBean_T`	`getCustomOptions(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request, Context_T context)`	Creates bean with custom options to be passed into custom options JSP page.
`String`	`getCustomOptionsBeanName()`	Returns name of the bean to be passed into custom options JSP page.
`String`	`getCustomOptionsJspPagePath()`	Returns path to the JSP page to be added in popup content.

- Method Detail
  - getCustomOptionsJspPagePath
```
@NotNull
String getCustomOptionsJspPagePath()
```
    Returns path to the JSP page to be added in popup content. Your JSP page will be inserted inside the <form> tag.
    
    Returns:
    
    see above
  - getCustomOptionsBeanName
```
@NotNull
String getCustomOptionsBeanName()
```
    Returns name of the bean to be passed into custom options JSP page.
    
    Returns:
    
    see above
  - getCustomOptions
```
@NotNull
CustomOptionsBean_T getCustomOptions(@NotNull
                                     javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request,
                                     @NotNull
                                     Context_T context)
```
    Creates bean with custom options to be passed into custom options JSP page. This method can be called in two cases:
    
    Initializing GET request - then there are no custom parameters in request, so you must create default bean
    
    Some POST requests - then request contains the values of all form elements on your JSP page
    Returns:
    
    see above