JavaScript API Reference for Oracle ADF Faces
oracle.adfinternal.view.js.behavior
Class AdfInitializationBehavior
Warning:
- This is an unsupported, internal implementation class.
 
- Use an API class that might provide equivalent functionality instead.
 
- This class will change without notice.
 
- It is not recommended that you use anything in this class.
 
 
org.ecmascript.object.Object
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   +--oracle.adf.view.js.base.AdfObject
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         +--oracle.adf.view.js.base.AdfClientBehavior
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               +--oracle.adfinternal.view.js.behavior.AdfInitializationBehavior
public class AdfInitializationBehavior
extends AdfClientBehavior
Client behavior implementation for executing JS code when the component is initialized
Method Summary
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protected Object | 
Init(Object js) 
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Initializes the instance. 
 
 
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public Object | 
initialize(Object component) 
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As part of the client behavior contract, initialize is called when the component is created to give the behavior a chance to register event listeners. 
 
 
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Methods inherited from oracle.adf.view.js.base.AdfObject
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adopt, clone, createCallback, createInitializedObject, createSubclass, ensureClassInitialization, equals, exportPrototypeSymbol, getClass, GetLazyArrayProperty, GetLazyMapProperty, getTypeName, toDebugString, toString | 
private Object _js 
public AdfInitializationBehavior(Object js) 
Client behavior implementation for executing JS code when the component is initialized
 
- Parameters:
 
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protected Object Init(Object js) 
Initializes the instance. Subclasses of AdfObject must call their superclass' Init
 
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- Return:
 
Object 
- Overrides:
 
AdfObject.Init() 
 
public Object initialize(Object component) 
As part of the client behavior contract, initialize is called when the component is created to give the behavior a chance to register event listeners.
 
- Parameters:
 
- 
 
- Return:
 
Object 
- Overrides:
 
AdfClientBehavior.initialize(Object) 
 
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