com.raj.htmlForms
Class HtmlResetButton

java.lang.Object
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  +--com.raj.htmlForms.HtmlFormElement
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        +--com.raj.htmlForms.HtmlInput
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              +--com.raj.htmlForms.HtmlButtons
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                    +--com.raj.htmlForms.HtmlResetButton

public class HtmlResetButton

extends HtmlButtons

This class represents the <input type="reset"> HTML button.

This class (HtmlResetButton.java) is part of the com.raj.htmlForms package that automatically generates HTML forms programmatically.

CREATED 26-FEB-2002, Copyright (c) Rajnish Bhaskar 2002

Author:

Rajnish Bhaskar

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class com.raj.htmlForms.HtmlFormElement

isXHTML, out

Constructor Summary

HtmlResetButton(java.io.Writer w)
Minimal constructor for any form element.

HtmlResetButton(java.io.Writer w, boolean x, java.lang.String val)
Constructor that sets the writer and a boolean which determines whether or not XHTML will be written

HtmlResetButton(java.io.Writer w, java.lang.String val)
Constructor that sets the text of the reset button (since there are often times when you won't bother giving a reset button a name)

HtmlResetButton(java.io.Writer w, java.lang.String n, java.lang.String val)
Constructor that sets the name and text of the reset button

Method Summary

void	write() writes an HTML reset button to the given writer

Methods inherited from class com.raj.htmlForms.HtmlInput

getAccessKey, getDisabled, getReadOnly, getSize, getValue, isDisabled, reset, setAccessKey, setReadOnly, setSize, setValue, toString

Methods inherited from class com.raj.htmlForms.HtmlFormElement

getDir, getId, getLang, getName, getOnBlur, getOnClick, getOnDblClick, getOnFocus, getOnKeyDown, getOnKeyPress, getOnKeyUp, getOnMouseDown, getOnMouseMove, getOnMouseOut, getOnMouseOver, getOnMouseUp, getOnSelect, getStyle, getTabIndex, getTheClass, getTitle, getXhtml, setDir, setId, setLang, setName, setOnBlur, setOnClick, setOnDblClick, setOnFocus, setOnKeyDown, setOnKeyPress, setOnKeyUp, setOnMouseDown, setOnMouseMove, setOnMouseOut, setOnMouseOver, setOnMouseUp, setOnSelect, setStyle, setStyle, setTabIndex, setTheClass, setTitle, setXhtml

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

HtmlResetButton

public HtmlResetButton(java.io.Writer w)

Minimal constructor for any form element. All other attributes can be added by the appropriate setter method. These follows the standard Java convention for attributes, so the attribute foo becomes setFoo(). The attribute names can be found at the W3C HTML reference or many other places on the web.

Parameters:

w - the Writer to which all the data will be written out

See Also:

W3C Reference for forms

HtmlResetButton

public HtmlResetButton(java.io.Writer w,
                       boolean x,
                       java.lang.String val)

Constructor that sets the writer and a boolean which determines whether or not XHTML will be written

Parameters:

w - the Writer to which all the data will be written out

x - if true, XHTML will be written, else false

val - the value of this element

HtmlResetButton

public HtmlResetButton(java.io.Writer w,
                       java.lang.String val)

Constructor that sets the text of the reset button (since there are often times when you won't bother giving a reset button a name)

Parameters:

w - the Writer to which all the data will be written out

val - the initial value of this control

See Also:

W3C Reference for forms

HtmlResetButton

public HtmlResetButton(java.io.Writer w,
                       java.lang.String n,
                       java.lang.String val)

Constructor that sets the name and text of the reset button

Parameters:

w - the Writer to which all the data will be written out

n - the name of this element

val - the initial value of this control

See Also:

W3C Reference for forms

Method Detail

write

public void write()

writes an HTML reset button to the given writer

Specified by:

write in class HtmlFormElement