jaroslav@100: package org.apidesign.bck2brwsr.htmlpage;
jaroslav@100: 
jaroslav@100: import org.apidesign.bck2brwsr.htmlpage.api.OnClick;
jaroslav@100: import org.apidesign.bck2brwsr.htmlpage.api.Page;
jaroslav@100: 
jaroslav@100: /** Trivial demo for the bck2brwsr project. First of all start
jaroslav@100:  * with <a href="TestPage.html">your XHTML page</a>. Include there
jaroslav@100:  * a script that will <em>boot Java</em> in your browser.
jaroslav@100:  * <p>
jaroslav@100:  * Then use <code>@Page</code> annotation to 
jaroslav@100:  * generate a Java representation of elements with IDs in that page.
jaroslav@100:  * Depending on the type of the elements, they will have different 
jaroslav@100:  * methods (e.g. <code>PG_TITLE</code> has <code>setText</code>, etc.).
jaroslav@100:  * Use <code>@OnClick</code> annotation to associate behavior
jaroslav@100:  * with existing elements. Use the generated elements
jaroslav@100:  * (<code>PG_TITLE</code>, <code>PG_TEXT</code>) to modify the page.
jaroslav@100:  * <p>
jaroslav@100:  * Everything is type-safe. As soon as somebody modifies the page and
jaroslav@100:  * removes the IDs or re-assigns them to wrong elements. Java compiler
jaroslav@100:  * will emit an error.
jaroslav@100:  * <p>
jaroslav@100:  * Welcome to the type-safe HTML5 world!
jaroslav@100:  *
jaroslav@100:  * @author Jaroslav Tulach <jtulach@netbeans.org>
jaroslav@100:  */
jaroslav@100: @Page(xhtml="TestPage.html", name="TestPage")
jaroslav@100: public class PageController {
jaroslav@100:     @OnClick(id="pg.button")
jaroslav@100:     static void updateTitle() {
jaroslav@104:         TestPage.PG_TITLE.setText("You want this window to be named " + TestPage.PG_TEXT.getValue());
jaroslav@100:     }
jaroslav@100: }