Package com.sun.identity.config.wizard

Class Step2

    • Field Detail

      • validateConfigDirLink

        public ActionLink validateConfigDirLink

      • validateCookieDomainLink

        public ActionLink validateCookieDomainLink

    • Constructor Detail

      • Step2

        public Step2()

    • Method Detail

      • onInit

        public void onInit()
        Description copied from class: org.openidentityplatform.openam.click.Page
        The on Initialization event handler. This event handler is invoked after the Page.onInit() method has been called.

        Subclasses should place any initialization code which has dependencies on the context or other properties in this method. Generally light weight initialization code should be placed in the Pages constructor.

        Time consuming operations such as fetching the results of a database query should not be placed in this method. These operations should be performed in the Page.onRender(), Page.onGet() or Page.onPost() methods so that other event handlers may take alternative execution paths without performing these expensive operations.

        Please Note however the qualifier for the previous statement is that all form and field controls must be fully initialized before they are processed, which is after the onInit() method has completed. After this point their onProcess() methods will be invoked by the ClickServlet.

        Select controls in particular must have their option list values populated before the form is processed otherwise field validations cannot be performed.

        For initializing page controls the best practice is to place all the control creation code in the pages constructor, and only place any initialization code in the onInit() method which has an external dependency to the context or some other object. By following this practice it is easy to see what code is "design time" initialization code and what is "runtime initialization code".

        When subclassing pages which also use the onInit() method is is critical you call the super.onInit() method first, for example: 

         public void onInit() {
     super.onInit();

     // Initialization code
     ..
 }
        Overrides:
        onInit in class AjaxPage

      • validateConfigDir

        public boolean validateConfigDir()

      • validateCookieDomain

        public boolean validateCookieDomain()