Examples with DataObjectFieldSelectedEvent org.kie.workbench.common.screens.datamodeller.events.DataObjectFieldSelectedEvent used on opensource projects

Example 1 with DataObjectFieldSelectedEvent

use of org.kie.workbench.common.screens.datamodeller.events.DataObjectFieldSelectedEvent in project kie-wb-common by kiegroup.

the class DataObjectBrowser method notifyFieldSelected.

private void notifyFieldSelected() {
    dataModelerWBContextEvent.fire(new DataModelerWorkbenchContextChangeEvent());
    dataModelerEvent.fire(new DataObjectFieldSelectedEvent(getContext().getContextId(), DataModelerEvent.DATA_MODEL_BROWSER, getDataObject(), context.getObjectProperty()));
}

Example 2 with DataObjectFieldSelectedEvent

use of org.kie.workbench.common.screens.datamodeller.events.DataObjectFieldSelectedEvent in project kie-wb-common by kiegroup.

the class DataModelerScreenPresenterObserversTest method titleChangeOnFieldSelectionTest.

/**
 * The following test checks that the title for the main properties panel on the view is properly set when the
 * a field is selected.
 */
@Test
public void titleChangeOnFieldSelectionTest() {
    // expected initial invocation when the data object was loaded.
    String title = testObject1Title;
    String tooltip = testObject1Tooltip;
    verify(view, times(1)).setDomainContainerTitle(title, tooltip);
    // Now we emulate the arrival of an event produced by some of the "domain editors" or the "data object browser"
    // that are working on this context. Typically when the user clicks on a given field in the fields table.
    presenter.onDataObjectFieldSelectedEvent(new DataObjectFieldSelectedEvent(dataModelerWBContext.getActiveContext().getContextId(), "", testObject1, testObject1.getProperty("field1")));
    // expected title and tooltip given that "field1" was selected.
    title = "'field1'" + Constants.INSTANCE.modelEditor_general_properties_label();
    tooltip = "org.test.TestObject1.field1";
    verify(view, times(1)).setDomainContainerTitle(title, tooltip);
    // now emulate the user selecting "field2"
    presenter.onDataObjectFieldSelectedEvent(new DataObjectFieldSelectedEvent(dataModelerWBContext.getActiveContext().getContextId(), "", testObject1, testObject1.getProperty("field2")));
    // expected title and tooltip given that "field2" was selected.
    title = "'field2'" + Constants.INSTANCE.modelEditor_general_properties_label();
    tooltip = "org.test.TestObject1.field2";
    verify(view, times(1)).setDomainContainerTitle(title, tooltip);
}