Method Details

• setItems

  public RadioButtonGroupDataView<T> setItems(DataProvider<T,Void> dataProvider)

  Description copied from interface: HasDataView

  Set a generic data provider for the component to use and returns the base DataView that provides API to get information on the items.

  This method should be used only when the data provider type is not either ListDataProvider or BackEndDataProvider.

  Specified by:

  setItems in interface HasDataView<T,Void,RadioButtonGroupDataView<T>>

  Parameters:

  dataProvider - DataProvider instance to use, not null

  Returns:

  DataView providing information on the data

• setItems

  public RadioButtonGroupDataView<T> setItems(InMemoryDataProvider<T> inMemoryDataProvider)

  Description copied from interface: HasDataView

  Sets an in-memory data provider for the component to use

  Note! Using a ListDataProvider instead of a InMemoryDataProvider is recommended to get access to ListDataView API by using HasListDataView.setItems(ListDataProvider).

  Specified by:

  setItems in interface HasDataView<T,Void,RadioButtonGroupDataView<T>>

  Parameters:

  inMemoryDataProvider - InMemoryDataProvider to use, not null

  Returns:

  DataView providing information on the data

• setItems

  public RadioButtonGroupListDataView<T> setItems(ListDataProvider<T> dataProvider)

  Description copied from interface: HasListDataView

  Sets a ListDataProvider for the component to use and returns a ListDataView that provides information and allows operations on the items.

  Specified by:

  setItems in interface HasListDataView<T,RadioButtonGroupListDataView<T>>

  Parameters:

  dataProvider - ListDataProvider providing items to the component.

  Returns:

  ListDataView providing access to the items

• getListDataView

  public RadioButtonGroupListDataView<T> getListDataView()

  Gets the list data view for the RadioButtonGroup. This data view should only be used when the items are in-memory and set with:

  • HasListDataView.setItems(Collection)
  • HasListDataView.setItems(Object[])
  • setItems(ListDataProvider)

  If the items are not in-memory an exception is thrown.

  Specified by:

  getListDataView in interface HasListDataView<T,RadioButtonGroupListDataView<T>>

  Returns:

  the list data view that provides access to the data bound to the RadioButtonGroup

• getGenericDataView

  public RadioButtonGroupDataView<T> getGenericDataView()

  Gets the generic data view for the RadioButtonGroup. This data view should only be used when getListDataView() is not applicable for the underlying data provider.

  Specified by:

  getGenericDataView in interface HasDataView<T,Void,RadioButtonGroupDataView<T>>

  Returns:

  the generic DataView instance implementing RadioButtonGroupDataView

• hasValidValue

  protected boolean hasValidValue()

  Description copied from class: AbstractSinglePropertyField

  Checks whether the element property has a value that can be converted to the model type. Property changes from the element will be ignored if this method returns false. The default implementation always return true.

  Overrides:

  hasValidValue in class AbstractSinglePropertyField<RadioButtonGroup<T>,T>

  Returns:

  true if the element property value can be converted to the model type; otherwise false

• setItemLabelGenerator

  public void setItemLabelGenerator(ItemLabelGenerator<T> itemLabelGenerator)

  Sets the item label generator that is used to produce the strings shown in the radio button group for each item. By default, String.valueOf(Object) is used.

  Setting an item label generator removes any previously set item renderer.

  Parameters:

  itemLabelGenerator - the item label provider to use, not null

• getItemLabelGenerator

  public ItemLabelGenerator<T> getItemLabelGenerator()

  Gets the item label generator that is used to produce the strings shown in the radio button group for each item.

  Returns:

  the item label generator used, not null

• setValue

  public void setValue(T value)

  Description copied from interface: HasValue

  Sets the value of this object. If the new value is not equal to getValue(), fires a value change event. May throw IllegalArgumentException if the value is not acceptable.

  Implementation note: the implementing class should document whether null values are accepted or not, and override HasValue.getEmptyValue() if the empty value is not null.

  Specified by:

  setValue in interface HasValue<AbstractField.ComponentValueChangeEvent<RadioButtonGroup<T>,T>,T>

  Overrides:

  setValue in class AbstractField<RadioButtonGroup<T>,T>

  Parameters:

  value - the new value

• onAttach

  protected void onAttach(AttachEvent attachEvent)

  Description copied from class: Component

  Called when the component is attached to a UI.

  The default implementation does nothing.

  This method is invoked before the AttachEvent is fired for the component.

  Overrides:

  onAttach in class Component

  Parameters:

  attachEvent - the attach event

• onDetach

  protected void onDetach(DetachEvent detachEvent)

  Description copied from class: Component

  Called when the component is detached from a UI.

  The default implementation does nothing.

  This method is invoked before the DetachEvent is fired for the component.

  Overrides:

  onDetach in class Component

  Parameters:

  detachEvent - the detach event

• getItemEnabledProvider

  public SerializablePredicate<T> getItemEnabledProvider()

  Returns the item enabled predicate.

  Returns:

  the item enabled predicate

  See Also:

  • setItemEnabledProvider(com.vaadin.flow.function.SerializablePredicate<T>)

• setItemEnabledProvider

  public void setItemEnabledProvider(SerializablePredicate<T> itemEnabledProvider)

  Sets the item enabled predicate for this radio button group. The predicate is applied to each item to determine whether the item should be enabled (true) or disabled (false). Disabled items are displayed as grayed out and the user cannot select them. The default predicate always returns true (all the items are enabled).

  Parameters:

  itemEnabledProvider - the item enable predicate, not null

• getItemRenderer

  public ComponentRenderer<? extends Component,T> getItemRenderer()

  Returns the item component renderer.

  Returns:

  the item renderer

  See Also:

  • setRenderer(ComponentRenderer)

• setRenderer

  public void setRenderer(ComponentRenderer<? extends Component,T> renderer)

  Sets the item renderer for this radio button group. The renderer is applied to each item to create a component which represents the item.

  Note: Component acts as a label to the button and clicks on it trigger the radio button. Hence interactive components like DatePicker or ComboBox cannot be used.

  Parameters:

  renderer - the item renderer, not null

• onEnabledStateChanged

  public void onEnabledStateChanged(boolean enabled)

  Description copied from class: Component

  Handle component enable state when the enabled state changes.

  By default this sets or removes the 'disabled' attribute from the element. This can be overridden to have custom handling.

  Overrides:

  onEnabledStateChanged in class Component

  Parameters:

  enabled - the new enabled state of the component

• setReadOnly

  public void setReadOnly(boolean readOnly)

  Description copied from interface: HasValue

  Sets the read-only mode of this HasValue to given mode. The user can't change the value when in read-only mode.

  A HasValue with a visual component in read-only mode typically looks visually different to signal to the user that the value cannot be edited.

  Specified by:

  setReadOnly in interface HasValue<AbstractField.ComponentValueChangeEvent<RadioButtonGroup<T>,T>,T>

  Specified by:

  setReadOnly in interface HasValueAndElement<AbstractField.ComponentValueChangeEvent<RadioButtonGroup<T>,T>,T>

  Parameters:

  readOnly - a boolean value specifying whether the component is put read-only mode or not

• isReadOnly

  public boolean isReadOnly()

  Description copied from interface: HasValue

  Returns whether this HasValue is in read-only mode or not.

  Specified by:

  isReadOnly in interface HasValue<AbstractField.ComponentValueChangeEvent<RadioButtonGroup<T>,T>,T>

  Specified by:

  isReadOnly in interface HasValueAndElement<AbstractField.ComponentValueChangeEvent<RadioButtonGroup<T>,T>,T>

  Returns:

  false if the user can modify the value, true if not.

• setRequired

  public void setRequired(boolean required)

  Specifies that the user must select in a value.

  NOTE: The required indicator will not be visible, if there is no label property set for the RadioButtonGroup.

  Parameters:

  required - the boolean value to set

• isRequired

  public boolean isRequired()

  Specifies that the user must select a value

  This property is not synchronized automatically from the client side, so the returned value may not be the same as in client side.

  Returns:

  the required property from the webcomponent

• setLabel

  public void setLabel(String label)

  Sets the label for the field.

  Specified by:

  setLabel in interface HasLabel

  Parameters:

  label - value for the label property in the webcomponent

• getLabel

  public String getLabel()

  String used for the label element.

  Specified by:

  getLabel in interface HasLabel

  Returns:

  the label property from the webcomponent

• valueEquals

  protected boolean valueEquals(T value1, T value2)

  Compares two value instances to each other to determine whether they are equal. Equality is used to determine whether to update internal state and fire an event when setValue(Object) or AbstractField.setModelValue(Object, boolean) is called. Subclasses can override this method to define an alternative comparison method instead of Object.equals(Object).

  Overrides:

  valueEquals in class AbstractField<RadioButtonGroup<T>,T>

  Parameters:

  value1 - the first instance

  value2 - the second instance

  Returns:

  true if the instances are equal; otherwise false

• validate

  protected void validate()

• addValidationStatusChangeListener

  public Registration addValidationStatusChangeListener(ValidationStatusChangeListener<T> listener)

  Description copied from interface: HasValidator

  Enables the implementing components to notify changes in their validation status to the observers.

  Note: This method can be overridden by the implementing classes e.g. components, to enable the associated Binder.Binding instance subscribing for their validation change events and revalidate itself.

  This method primarily designed for notifying the Binding about the validation status changes of a bound component at the client-side. WebComponents such as <vaadin-date-picker> or any other component that accept a formatted text as input should be able to communicate their invalid status to their server-side instance, and a bound server-side component instance must notify its binding about this validation status change as well. When the binding instance revalidates, a chain of validators and convertors get executed one of which is the default validator provided by HasValidator.getDefaultValidator(). Thus, In order for the binding to be able to show/clear errors for its associated bound field, it is important that implementing components take that validation status into account while implementing any validator and converter including HasValidator.getDefaultValidator(). Here is an example:

   @Tag("date-picker-demo")
   public class DatePickerDemo implements HasValidator<LocalDate> {
  
       // Each web component has a way to communicate its validation status
       // to its server-side component instance. The following clientSideValid
       // state is introduced here just for the sake of simplicity of this code
       // snippet:
       boolean clientSideValid = true;
  
       /**
        * Note how clientSideValid engaged in the definition
        * of this method. It is important to reflect this status either
        * in the returning validation result of this method or any other
        * validation that is associated with this component.
        */
       @Override
       public Validator getDefaultValidator() {
            return (value, valueContext) -> clientSideValid ? ValidationResult.ok()
                   : ValidationResult.error("Invalid date format");
       }
  
       private final Collection<ValidationStatusChangeListener<LocalDate>>
           validationStatusListeners = new ArrayList<>();
  
       /**
        * This enables the binding to subscribe for the validation status
        * change events that are fired by this component and revalidate
        * itself respectively.
        */
       @Override
       public Registration addValidationStatusChangeListener(
               ValidationStatusChangeListener<LocalDate> listener) {
           validationStatusListeners.add(listener);
           return () -> validationStatusListeners.remove(listener);
       }
  
       private void fireValidationStatusChangeEvent(
               boolean newValidationStatus) {
           if (this.clientSideValid != newValidationStatus) {
               this.clientSideValid = newValidationStatus;
               var event = new ValidationStatusChangeEvent<>(this,
                       newValidationStatus);
               validationStatusListeners.forEach(
                       listener -> listener.validationStatusChanged(event));
           }
       }
   }
   

  Specified by:

  addValidationStatusChangeListener in interface HasValidator<T>

  Returns:

  Registration of the added listener.

  See Also:

  • Binder.BindingBuilderImpl.bind(ValueProvider, Setter)