java.awt.dnd

Class DropTargetContext

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  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    Serializable

    public class DropTargetContext
extends Object
implements Serializable
    A DropTargetContext is created whenever the logical cursor associated with a Drag and Drop operation coincides with the visible geometry of a Component associated with a DropTarget. The DropTargetContext provides the mechanism for a potential receiver of a drop operation to both provide the end user with the appropriate drag under feedback, but also to effect the subsequent data transfer if appropriate.
    Since:
    1.2
    See Also:
    Serialized Form

    • Nested Class Summary

      Nested Classes 
      Modifier and Type Class and Description
      protected class  DropTargetContext.TransferableProxy
      TransferableProxy is a helper inner class that implements Transferable interface and serves as a proxy for another Transferable object which represents data transfer for a particular drag-n-drop operation.

        

    • Method Detail

      • getDropTarget

        public DropTarget getDropTarget()
        This method returns the DropTarget associated with this DropTargetContext.

        Returns:
        the DropTarget associated with this DropTargetContext

      • getComponent

        public Component getComponent()
        This method returns the Component associated with this DropTargetContext.

        Returns:
        the Component associated with this Context

      • addNotify

        public void addNotify(java.awt.dnd.peer.DropTargetContextPeer dtcp)
        Called when associated with the DropTargetContextPeer.

        Parameters:
        dtcp - the DropTargetContextPeer

      • removeNotify

        public void removeNotify()
        Called when disassociated with the DropTargetContextPeer.

      • setTargetActions

        protected void setTargetActions(int actions)
        This method sets the current actions acceptable to this DropTarget.

        Parameters:
        actions - an int representing the supported action(s)

      • getTargetActions

        protected int getTargetActions()
        This method returns an int representing the current actions this DropTarget will accept.

        Returns:
        the current actions acceptable to this DropTarget

      • dropComplete

        public void dropComplete(boolean success)
                  throws InvalidDnDOperationException
        This method signals that the drop is completed and if it was successful or not.

        Parameters:
        success - true for success, false if not

        Throws:
        InvalidDnDOperationException - if a drop is not outstanding/extant

      • acceptDrag

        protected void acceptDrag(int dragOperation)
        accept the Drag.

        Parameters:
        dragOperation - the supported action(s)

      • rejectDrag

        protected void rejectDrag()
        reject the Drag.

      • acceptDrop

        protected void acceptDrop(int dropOperation)
        called to signal that the drop is acceptable using the specified operation. must be called during DropTargetListener.drop method invocation.

        Parameters:
        dropOperation - the supported action(s)

      • rejectDrop

        protected void rejectDrop()
        called to signal that the drop is unacceptable. must be called during DropTargetListener.drop method invocation.

      • getCurrentDataFlavors

        protected DataFlavor[] getCurrentDataFlavors()
        get the available DataFlavors of the Transferable operand of this operation.

        Returns:
        a DataFlavor[] containing the supported DataFlavors of the Transferable operand.

      • getCurrentDataFlavorsAsList

        protected List<DataFlavor> getCurrentDataFlavorsAsList()
        This method returns a the currently available DataFlavors of the Transferable operand as a java.util.List.

        Returns:
        the currently available DataFlavors as a java.util.List

      • isDataFlavorSupported

        protected boolean isDataFlavorSupported(DataFlavor df)
        This method returns a boolean indicating if the given DataFlavor is supported by this DropTargetContext.

        Parameters:
        df - the DataFlavor

        Returns:
        if the DataFlavor specified is supported

      • createTransferableProxy

        protected Transferable createTransferableProxy(Transferable t,
                                   boolean local)
        Creates a TransferableProxy to proxy for the specified Transferable.
        Parameters:
        t - the Transferable to be proxied
        local - true if t represents the result of a local drag-n-drop operation.
        Returns:
        the new TransferableProxy instance.

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