OracleJavaScript API Reference for Oracle ADF Faces

 

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org.apache.myjs.trinidad.component
Class AdfUIProgress

org.ecmascript.object.Object
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   +--org.apache.myjs.trinidad.component.AdfUIProgress
Direct Known Subclasses:
AdfRichProgressIndicator

public class AdfUIProgress
extends Object
UIXProgress is a base abstraction for components that implement ActionSource and indicate the progress of tasks running in the server, typically navigating to a special page once the task is complete.



Field Summary


Fields inherited from org.ecmascript.object.Object

constructor, prototype


Constructor Summary

public
AdfUIProgress()
UIXProgress is a base abstraction for components that implement ActionSource and indicate the progress of tasks running in the server, typically navigating to a special page once the task is complete.


Method Summary

public Boolean
getImmediate()
Get function for attribute for 'immediate'.
public Object
getValue()
Get function for attribute for 'value'.
public void
setValue(Object newValue)
Set function for attribute 'Value'.


Field Detail


Constructor Detail


AdfUIProgress

public AdfUIProgress()

UIXProgress is a base abstraction for components that implement ActionSource and indicate the progress of tasks running in the server, typically navigating to a special page once the task is complete.

Method Detail


getImmediate

public Boolean getImmediate()

Get function for attribute for 'immediate'. This attribute is secured. You may get it, but you may not set it. Any changes to this attribute will not be transmitted to the server.

Return:
Boolean - Immediate

getValue

public Object getValue()

Get function for attribute for 'value'.

Return:
Object - Value

setValue

public void setValue(Object newValue)

Set function for attribute 'Value'.

Parameters:
newValue    
Return:
void - No Value returned

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