Package com.sri.emo.wizard.creation

This package and sub packages provides the implementation of a "Completion Wizard." The completion Wizard takes a given node in the system as a template and allows the user to fill in the appropriate parts to create a new node.

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Description

Interface Summary

CreationMetadata	Title:
CreationRepository	The boundary interface between the controller and the underlying DBObjects.

Class Summary

CreationBuilder	Base class for things that build Completion Wizards.
CreationMementoConverter	Writes a CompletionWizard to and from a compact form.
CreationPageMetadata	Relation Page-specific metadata.
CreationPartsPage	The completion parts page represents the special needs of the Completion wizard when it comes to filling out the various parts of the nodes.
CreationWizardSelector	Allows for locating completion wizards for a given node.
CustomPartHandlerMetadata	Constructs metadata for a custom part handler.
CustomPartHandlerPage	Custom Part Handler Page.
EmoCreationWizard	A completion wizard.
EmoCreationWizardFactory	Constructs Completion Wizards.
EmoCreationWizardOld	A creation wizard, as originally copied from Completion wizard with some modifications done to allow for the initialization page to be inserted For the completion wizard pages, ids are java.lang.Integer types with values <= 0 are special pages.
EmoDebugWizardPage	Title:
ExtendedAllowedHtmlPlusURLFilter	Title:
InitializationPageMetadata
MinMaxPageMetadata	Page Metadata base class that supports min/max settings.
MultiEntryMetadata	Metadata for multiple attributes.
MultiEntryWizardPage	Page Entry Data for Multiple Attribute Entry Pages.
RelationWizardPage	Wizard page that handles the selection of various relations available.
SearchListPage	Title:
StringUtil	Created by Richard Vorp to include all of the utility function which deal with string manipulation or string creation

Package com.sri.emo.wizard.creation Description

This package and sub packages provides the implementation of a "Completion Wizard." The completion Wizard takes a given node in the system as a template and allows the user to fill in the appropriate parts to create a new node.