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oracle.ide.runner
Interface DebuggerBreakpointPanel

public interface DebuggerBreakpointPanel

This interface allows a DebuggerExtender to supply a panel where the user can edit DebuggerExtender specific breakpoint details for custom breakpoints.

Since:

11.1.1.1.0

Method Summary

java.lang.String	canOk() Called when the breakpoint dialog needs to determine if it is OK to allow the user to press the OK button and end the breakpoint options dialog It is best to make only superficial checks at this time
javax.swing.JPanel	getPanel() Called by the debugger to ask for the panel where the user can adjust DebuggerExtender specific breakpoint details for custom breakpoints.
DebuggerBreakpoint	onOk() Called after the user pressed the OK button of the breakpoint option dialog, and the debugger is creating or modifying the breakpoint so it will have all the changes made by the user through the dialog
boolean	veto() Called before doOk() is called.

Method Detail

getPanel

javax.swing.JPanel getPanel()

Called by the debugger to ask for the panel where the user can adjust DebuggerExtender specific breakpoint details for custom breakpoints. This panel will show on the first tab of the breakpoint option dialog

Returns:

A valid panel

canOk

java.lang.String canOk()

Called when the breakpoint dialog needs to determine if it is OK to allow the user to press the OK button and end the breakpoint options dialog It is best to make only superficial checks at this time

Returns:

Null if the data on the panel looks good and the user can press the OK button to end the dialog, an error message otherwise in which case the OK button will be disabled

veto

boolean veto()

Called before doOk() is called. This gives the DebuggerExtender a chance to make more indepth checks and show warning dialogs to the user

Returns:

True if the DebuggerExtender vetoes closing the dialog with the OK button, false otherwise

onOk

DebuggerBreakpoint onOk()

Called after the user pressed the OK button of the breakpoint option dialog, and the debugger is creating or modifying the breakpoint so it will have all the changes made by the user through the dialog

Returns:

If this is an edit session, a copy of the breakpoint the DebuggerExtender got when this object was created, with all the modifications applied; if this is a create session, a new default breakpoint of the right type with all the settings of the panel applied.

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