com.standbysoft.component.date.event
Interface DateSelectionListener

All Superinterfaces:

java.util.EventListener

All Known Implementing Classes:

DateSelectionAdapter, DBDateEditComponentDataBinder

public interface DateSelectionListener

extends java.util.EventListener

A DateSelectionListener can be any object that wants to receive notifications when a DateSelectionModel changes.

Method Summary

void	dateSelectionChanged(DateSelectionEvent evt) Notifies that the selection of some dates has changed.
void	disabledDatesChanged(DateSelectionEvent evt) Notifies that the set of dates that cannot be selected has changed.
void	disabledDateSelectionAttempted(DateSelectionEvent evt) Notifies the attempt of selecting a disabled date (one that cannot be selected).
void	emptySelectionAllowedChanged(DateSelectionEvent evt) Notifies that the permission of empty selection has changed.
void	selectionModeChanged(DateSelectionEvent evt) Notifies that the selection mode has changed.

Method Detail

dateSelectionChanged

public void dateSelectionChanged(DateSelectionEvent evt)

Notifies that the selection of some dates has changed. This means that they either have been selected or deselected.

Parameters:

evt - event that describes the new selection

disabledDatesChanged

public void disabledDatesChanged(DateSelectionEvent evt)

Notifies that the set of dates that cannot be selected has changed.

Parameters:

evt - event that describes this action

selectionModeChanged

public void selectionModeChanged(DateSelectionEvent evt)

Notifies that the selection mode has changed.

Parameters:

evt - event that describes this action

emptySelectionAllowedChanged

public void emptySelectionAllowedChanged(DateSelectionEvent evt)

Notifies that the permission of empty selection has changed.

Parameters:

evt - event that describes this action

disabledDateSelectionAttempted

public void disabledDateSelectionAttempted(DateSelectionEvent evt)

Notifies the attempt of selecting a disabled date (one that cannot be selected).

Parameters:

evt - event that describes this action