org.zkoss.zul
Class Messagebox

java.lang.Object
  org.zkoss.zul.Messagebox

Direct Known Subclasses:

Messagebox

public class Messagebox
extends java.lang.Object

Represents the message box.

You don't create Messagebox directly. Rather, use show(java.lang.String, java.lang.String, org.zkoss.zul.Messagebox.Button[], java.lang.String[], java.lang.String, org.zkoss.zul.Messagebox.Button, org.zkoss.zk.ui.event.EventListener, java.util.Map).

A non-XUL extension.

Author:

tomyeh

Nested Class Summary

static class	Messagebox.Button The button types.
static class	Messagebox.ClickEvent The event that will be received by the listener when the user clicks a button.

Field Summary

static int	ABORT A Abort button.
static int	CANCEL A Cancel button.
static java.lang.String	ERROR A symbol consisting of a white X in a circle with a red background.
static java.lang.String	EXCLAMATION A symbol consisting of an exclamation point in a triangle with a yellow background Since 3.5.0, they are actually style class names to display the icon.
static int	IGNORE A IGNORE button.
static java.lang.String	INFORMATION A symbol of a lower case letter i in a circle.
static int	NO A No button.
static java.lang.String	NONE Contains no symbols.
static int	OK A OK button.
static java.lang.String	ON_ABORT The event to indicate the Abort button being clicked.
static java.lang.String	ON_CANCEL The event to indicate the Cancel button being clicked.
static java.lang.String	ON_IGNORE The event to indicate the Ignore button being clicked.
static java.lang.String	ON_NO The event to indicate the No button being clicked.
static java.lang.String	ON_OK The event to indicate the OK button being clicked.
static java.lang.String	ON_RETRY The event to indicate the RETRY button being clicked.
static java.lang.String	ON_YES The event to indicate the Yes button being clicked.
static java.lang.String	QUESTION A symbol consisting of a question mark in a circle.
static int	RETRY A Retry button.
static int	YES A Yes button.

Constructor Summary

Messagebox()

Method Summary

static java.lang.String	getTemplate() Returns the template used to create the message dialog.
static void	setTemplate(java.lang.String uri) Sets the template used to create the message dialog.
static int	show(int messageCode, int titleCode, int buttons, java.lang.String icon) Shows a message box by specifying a message code, and returns what button is pressed.
static int	show(int messageCode, int titleCode, int buttons, java.lang.String icon, int focus) Shows a message box by specifying a message code, and returns what button is pressed.
static int	show(int messageCode, int titleCode, int buttons, java.lang.String icon, int focus, EventListener<Event> listener) Shows a message box by specifying a message code, and returns what button is pressed.
static int	show(int messageCode, java.lang.Object[] args, int titleCode, int buttons, java.lang.String icon) Shows a message box by specifying a message code, and returns what button is pressed.
static int	show(int messageCode, java.lang.Object[] args, int titleCode, int buttons, java.lang.String icon, int focus) Shows a message box by specifying a message code, and returns what button is pressed.
static int	show(int messageCode, java.lang.Object[] args, int titleCode, int buttons, java.lang.String icon, int focus, EventListener<Event> listener) Shows a message box by specifying a message code, and returns what button is pressed.
static int	show(int messageCode, java.lang.Object arg, int titleCode, int buttons, java.lang.String icon) Shows a message box by specifying a message code, and returns what button is pressed.
static int	show(int messageCode, java.lang.Object arg, int titleCode, int buttons, java.lang.String icon, int focus) Shows a message box by specifying a message code, and returns what button is pressed.
static int	show(int messageCode, java.lang.Object arg, int titleCode, int buttons, java.lang.String icon, int focus, EventListener<Event> listener) Shows a message box by specifying a message code, and returns what button is pressed.
static int	show(java.lang.String message) Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed.
static Messagebox.Button	show(java.lang.String message, Messagebox.Button[] buttons, EventListener<Messagebox.ClickEvent> listener) Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed.
static int	show(java.lang.String message, java.lang.String title, int buttons, java.lang.String icon) Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed.
static int	show(java.lang.String message, java.lang.String title, int buttons, java.lang.String icon, EventListener<Event> listener) Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed.
static int	show(java.lang.String message, java.lang.String title, int buttons, java.lang.String icon, int focus) Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed.
static int	show(java.lang.String message, java.lang.String title, int buttons, java.lang.String icon, int focus, EventListener<Event> listener) Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed.
static Messagebox.Button	show(java.lang.String message, java.lang.String title, Messagebox.Button[] buttons, java.lang.String[] btnLabels, java.lang.String icon, Messagebox.Button focus, EventListener<Messagebox.ClickEvent> listener) Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed.
static Messagebox.Button	show(java.lang.String message, java.lang.String title, Messagebox.Button[] buttons, java.lang.String[] btnLabels, java.lang.String icon, Messagebox.Button focus, EventListener<Messagebox.ClickEvent> listener, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> params) Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed.
static Messagebox.Button	show(java.lang.String message, java.lang.String title, Messagebox.Button[] buttons, java.lang.String icon, EventListener<Messagebox.ClickEvent> listener) Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed.
static Messagebox.Button	show(java.lang.String message, java.lang.String title, Messagebox.Button[] buttons, java.lang.String icon, Messagebox.Button focus, EventListener<Messagebox.ClickEvent> listener) Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Field Detail

QUESTION

public static final java.lang.String QUESTION

A symbol consisting of a question mark in a circle.

Since 3.5.0, they are actually style class names to display the icon.

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EXCLAMATION

public static final java.lang.String EXCLAMATION

A symbol consisting of an exclamation point in a triangle with a yellow background

Since 3.5.0, they are actually style class names to display the icon.

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INFORMATION

public static final java.lang.String INFORMATION

A symbol of a lower case letter i in a circle.

Since 3.5.0, they are actually style class names to display the icon.

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ERROR

public static final java.lang.String ERROR

A symbol consisting of a white X in a circle with a red background.

Since 3.5.0, they are actually style class names to display the icon.

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NONE

public static final java.lang.String NONE

Contains no symbols.

OK

public static final int OK

A OK button.

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CANCEL

public static final int CANCEL

A Cancel button.

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YES

public static final int YES

A Yes button.

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NO

public static final int NO

A No button.

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ABORT

public static final int ABORT

A Abort button.

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RETRY

public static final int RETRY

A Retry button.

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IGNORE

public static final int IGNORE

A IGNORE button.

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ON_YES

public static final java.lang.String ON_YES

The event to indicate the Yes button being clicked.

Since:

5.0.8

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ON_NO

public static final java.lang.String ON_NO

The event to indicate the No button being clicked.

Since:

5.0.8

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ON_RETRY

public static final java.lang.String ON_RETRY

The event to indicate the RETRY button being clicked.

Since:

5.0.8

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ON_ABORT

public static final java.lang.String ON_ABORT

The event to indicate the Abort button being clicked.

Since:

5.0.8

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ON_IGNORE

public static final java.lang.String ON_IGNORE

The event to indicate the Ignore button being clicked.

Since:

5.0.8

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ON_OK

public static final java.lang.String ON_OK

The event to indicate the OK button being clicked.

Since:

5.0.8

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ON_CANCEL

public static final java.lang.String ON_CANCEL

The event to indicate the Cancel button being clicked.

Since:

5.0.8

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Constructor Detail

Messagebox

public Messagebox()

Method Detail

show

public static Messagebox.Button show(java.lang.String message,
                                     java.lang.String title,
                                     Messagebox.Button[] buttons,
                                     java.lang.String[] btnLabels,
                                     java.lang.String icon,
                                     Messagebox.Button focus,
                                     EventListener<Messagebox.ClickEvent> listener,
                                     java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> params)

Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed.

Parameters:

title - the title. If null, WebApp.getAppName() is used.

buttons - an array of buttons to show. The buttons will be displayed in the same order in the array.

btnLabels - the label used for each button specified in the buttons argument. If null, the default label will be used.

icon - one of predefined images: QUESTION, EXCLAMATION, ERROR, NONE, or any style class name(s) to show an image.

focus - one of button to have to focus. If null, the first button will gain the focus.

listener - the event listener which is invoked when a button is clicked. Ignored if null. It is useful if the event processing thread is disabled (Configuration.enableEventThread(boolean)). If the event processing thread is disabled (system default), this method always return Messagebox.Button.OK. To know which button is pressed, you have to pass an event listener. Then, when the user clicks a button, the event listener is invoked with an instance of Messagebox.ClickEvent. You can identify which button is clicked by examining Messagebox.ClickEvent.getButton() or Event.getName(). If the close button is clicked, the onClose event is sent and Messagebox.ClickEvent.getButton() return null;

params - the parameters passed to the template. Ignored if null. Notice it will override the default parameters if there is any conflict. You could pass anything as long as the template (setTemplate(java.lang.String)) recognized. For the default template, typical parameters are
width: the width of the dialog.
icon: the URI of the icon

Returns:

the button being pressed. Note: if the event processing thread is disabled (system default), it always returns Messagebox.Button.OK.

Since:

6.0.0

show

public static Messagebox.Button show(java.lang.String message,
                                     java.lang.String title,
                                     Messagebox.Button[] buttons,
                                     java.lang.String[] btnLabels,
                                     java.lang.String icon,
                                     Messagebox.Button focus,
                                     EventListener<Messagebox.ClickEvent> listener)

Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed.

Parameters:

title - the title. If null, WebApp.getAppName() is used.

buttons - an array of buttons to show. The buttons will be displayed in the same order in the array.

btnLabels - the label used for each button specified in the buttons argument. If null, the default label will be used.

icon - one of predefined images: QUESTION, EXCLAMATION, ERROR, NONE, or any style class name(s) to show an image.

focus - one of button to have to focus. If null, the first button will gain the focus.

listener - the event listener which is invoked when a button is clicked. Ignored if null. It is useful if the event processing thread is disabled (Configuration.enableEventThread(boolean)). If the event processing thread is disabled (system default), this method always return Messagebox.Button.OK. To know which button is pressed, you have to pass an event listener. Then, when the user clicks a button, the event listener is invoked with an instance of Messagebox.ClickEvent. You can identify which button is clicked by examining Messagebox.ClickEvent.getButton() or Event.getName(). If the close button is clicked, the onClose event is sent and Messagebox.ClickEvent.getButton() return null;

Returns:

the button being pressed. Note: if the event processing thread is disabled (system default), it always returns Messagebox.Button.OK.

Since:

6.0.0

show

public static Messagebox.Button show(java.lang.String message,
                                     java.lang.String title,
                                     Messagebox.Button[] buttons,
                                     java.lang.String icon,
                                     Messagebox.Button focus,
                                     EventListener<Messagebox.ClickEvent> listener)

Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed.

Parameters:

title - the title. If null, WebApp.getAppName() is used.

buttons - an array of buttons to show. The buttons will be displayed in the same order in the array.

icon - one of predefined images: QUESTION, EXCLAMATION, ERROR, NONE, or any style class name(s) to show an image.

focus - one of button to have to focus. If null, the first button will gain the focus.

listener - the event listener which is invoked when a button is clicked. Ignored if null. It is useful if the event processing thread is disabled (Configuration.enableEventThread(boolean)). If the event processing thread is disabled (system default), this method always return Messagebox.Button.OK. To know which button is pressed, you have to pass an event listener. Then, when the user clicks a button, the event listener is invoked with an instance of Messagebox.ClickEvent. You can identify which button is clicked by examining Messagebox.ClickEvent.getButton() or Event.getName(). If the close button is clicked, the onClose event is sent and Messagebox.ClickEvent.getButton() return null;

Returns:

the button being pressed. Note: if the event processing thread is disabled (system default), it always returns Messagebox.Button.OK.

Since:

6.0.0

show

public static Messagebox.Button show(java.lang.String message,
                                     java.lang.String title,
                                     Messagebox.Button[] buttons,
                                     java.lang.String icon,
                                     EventListener<Messagebox.ClickEvent> listener)

Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed. A shortcut to show(message, title, buttons, icon, null, listener).

Since:

6.0.0

show

public static Messagebox.Button show(java.lang.String message,
                                     Messagebox.Button[] buttons,
                                     EventListener<Messagebox.ClickEvent> listener)

Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed. A shortcut to show(message, null, buttons, INFORMATION, null, listener).

Since:

6.0.0

show

public static int show(java.lang.String message,
                       java.lang.String title,
                       int buttons,
                       java.lang.String icon)

Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed.

Parameters:

title - the title. If null, WebApp.getAppName() is used.

buttons - a combination of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE. If zero, OK is assumed

icon - one of predefined images: QUESTION, EXCLAMATION, ERROR, NONE, or any style class name(s) to show an image.

Returns:

the button being pressed (one of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE). Note: if the event processing thread is disabled, it always returns OK.

show

public static int show(java.lang.String message,
                       java.lang.String title,
                       int buttons,
                       java.lang.String icon,
                       EventListener<Event> listener)

Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed.

Parameters:

title - the title. If null, WebApp.getAppName() is used.

buttons - a combination of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE. If zero, OK is assumed

icon - one of predefined images: QUESTION, EXCLAMATION, ERROR, NONE, or any style class name(s) to show an image.

listener - the event listener which is invoked when a button is clicked. Ignored if null. It is useful if the event processing thread is disabled (Configuration.enableEventThread(boolean)). If the event processing thread is disabled, this method always return OK. To know which button is pressed, you have to pass an event listener. Then, when the user clicks a button, the event listener is invoked. You can identify which button is clicked by examining the event name (Event.getName()) as shown in the following table. Alternatively, you can examine the value of Event.getData(), which must be an integer representing the button, such as OK, YES and so on.

Button Name	Event Name
OK	onOK (ON_OK)
Cancel	onCancel (ON_CANCEL)
Yes	onYes (ON_YES)
No	onNo (ON_NO)
Retry	onRetry (ON_RETRY)
Abort	onAbort (ON_ABORT)
Ignore	onIgnore (ON_IGNORE)

Returns:

the button being pressed (one of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE). Note: if the event processing thread is disabled, it always returns OK.

Since:

3.0.4

show

public static int show(java.lang.String message,
                       java.lang.String title,
                       int buttons,
                       java.lang.String icon,
                       int focus)

Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed.

Parameters:

title - the title. If null, WebApp.getAppName() is used.

buttons - a combination of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE. If zero, OK is assumed

icon - one of predefined images: QUESTION, EXCLAMATION, ERROR, NONE, or any style class name(s) to show an image.

focus - one of button to have to focus. If 0, the first button will gain the focus. One of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE.

Returns:

the button being pressed (one of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE). Note: if the event processing thread is disabled, it always returns OK.

Since:

3.0.0

show

public static int show(java.lang.String message,
                       java.lang.String title,
                       int buttons,
                       java.lang.String icon,
                       int focus,
                       EventListener<Event> listener)

Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed.

Parameters:

title - the title. If null, WebApp.getAppName() is used.

buttons - a combination of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE. If zero, OK is assumed

icon - one of predefined images: QUESTION, EXCLAMATION, ERROR, NONE, or any style class name(s) to show an image.

focus - one of button to have to focus. If 0, the first button will gain the focus. One of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE.

listener - the event listener which is invoked when a button is clicked. Ignored if null. It is useful if the event processing thread is disabled (Configuration.enableEventThread(boolean)). If the event processing thread is disabled, this method always return OK. To know which button is pressed, you have to pass an event listener. Then, when the user clicks a button, the event listener is invoked. You can identify which button is clicked by examining the event name (Event.getName()) as shown in the following table. Alternatively, you can examine the value of Event.getData(), which must be an integer representing the button, such as OK, YES and so on.

Button	Event Name
OK	onOK (ON_OK)
Cancel	onCancel (ON_CANCEL)
Yes	onYes (ON_YES)
No	onNo (ON_NO)
Retry	onRetry (ON_RETRY)
Abort	onAbort (ON_ABORT)
Ignore	onIgnore (ON_IGNORE)

Returns:

the button being pressed (one of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE). Note: if the event processing thread is disabled, it always returns OK.

Since:

3.0.4

show

public static int show(java.lang.String message)

Shows a message box and returns what button is pressed. A shortcut to show(message, null, OK, INFORMATION).

show

public static int show(int messageCode,
                       java.lang.Object[] args,
                       int titleCode,
                       int buttons,
                       java.lang.String icon)

Shows a message box by specifying a message code, and returns what button is pressed.

Parameters:

titleCode - the message code for the title. If non-positive, the default title is used.

Returns:

the button being pressed (one of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE). Note: if the event processing thread is disabled, it always returns OK.

show

public static int show(int messageCode,
                       java.lang.Object[] args,
                       int titleCode,
                       int buttons,
                       java.lang.String icon,
                       int focus)

Shows a message box by specifying a message code, and returns what button is pressed.

Parameters:

titleCode - the message code for the title. If non-positive, the default title is used.

focus - one of button to have to focus. If 0, the first button will gain the focus. One of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE.

Returns:

the button being pressed (one of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE). Note: if the event processing thread is disabled, it always returns OK.

Since:

3.0.0

show

public static int show(int messageCode,
                       java.lang.Object[] args,
                       int titleCode,
                       int buttons,
                       java.lang.String icon,
                       int focus,
                       EventListener<Event> listener)

Shows a message box by specifying a message code, and returns what button is pressed.

Parameters:

titleCode - the message code for the title. If non-positive, the default title is used.

focus - one of button to have to focus. If 0, the first button will gain the focus. One of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE.

listener - the event listener which is invoked when a button is clicked. Ignored if null. It is useful if the event processing thread is disabled (Configuration.enableEventThread(boolean)). If the event processing thread is disabled, this method always return OK. To know which button is pressed, you have to pass an event listener. Then, when the user clicks a button, the event listener is invoked. You can identify which button is clicked by examining the event name (Event.getName()) as shown in the following table. Alternatively, you can examine the value of Event.getData(), which must be an integer representing the button, such as OK, YES and so on.

Button	Event Name
OK	onOK (ON_OK)
Cancel	onCancel (ON_CANCEL)
Yes	onYes (ON_YES)
No	onNo (ON_NO)
Retry	onRetry (ON_RETRY)
Abort	onAbort (ON_ABORT)
Ignore	onIgnore (ON_IGNORE)

Returns:

the button being pressed (one of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE). Note: if the event processing thread is disabled, it always returns OK.

Since:

3.0.4

show

public static int show(int messageCode,
                       java.lang.Object arg,
                       int titleCode,
                       int buttons,
                       java.lang.String icon)

Shows a message box by specifying a message code, and returns what button is pressed.

Parameters:

titleCode - the message code for the title. If non-positive, the default title is used.

Returns:

the button being pressed (one of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE). Note: if the event processing thread is disabled, it always returns OK.

show

public static int show(int messageCode,
                       java.lang.Object arg,
                       int titleCode,
                       int buttons,
                       java.lang.String icon,
                       int focus)

Shows a message box by specifying a message code, and returns what button is pressed.

Parameters:

titleCode - the message code for the title. If non-positive, the default title is used.

focus - one of button to have to focus. If 0, the first button will gain the focus. One of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE.

Returns:

the button being pressed (one of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE). Note: if the event processing thread is disabled, it always returns OK.

Since:

3.0.0

show

public static int show(int messageCode,
                       java.lang.Object arg,
                       int titleCode,
                       int buttons,
                       java.lang.String icon,
                       int focus,
                       EventListener<Event> listener)

Shows a message box by specifying a message code, and returns what button is pressed.

Parameters:

titleCode - the message code for the title. If non-positive, the default title is used.

focus - one of button to have to focus. If 0, the first button will gain the focus. One of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE.

listener - the event listener which is invoked when a button is clicked. Ignored if null. It is useful if the event processing thread is disabled (Configuration.enableEventThread(boolean)). If the event processing thread is disabled, this method always return OK. To know which button is pressed, you have to pass an event listener. Then, when the user clicks a button, the event listener is invoked. You can identify which button is clicked by examining the event name (Event.getName()) as shown in the following table. Alternatively, you can examine the value of Event.getData(), which must be an integer representing the button, such as OK, YES and so on.

Button	Event Name
OK	onOK (ON_OK)
Cancel	onCancel (ON_CANCEL)
Yes	onYes (ON_YES)
No	onNo (ON_NO)
Retry	onRetry (ON_RETRY)
Abort	onAbort (ON_ABORT)
Ignore	onIgnore (ON_IGNORE)

Returns:

the button being pressed (one of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE). Note: if the event processing thread is disabled, it always returns OK.

Since:

3.0.4

show

public static int show(int messageCode,
                       int titleCode,
                       int buttons,
                       java.lang.String icon)

Shows a message box by specifying a message code, and returns what button is pressed.

Parameters:

titleCode - the message code for the title. If non-positive, the default title is used.

show

public static int show(int messageCode,
                       int titleCode,
                       int buttons,
                       java.lang.String icon,
                       int focus)

Shows a message box by specifying a message code, and returns what button is pressed.

Parameters:

titleCode - the message code for the title. If non-positive, the default title is used.

focus - one of button to have to focus. If 0, the first button will gain the focus. One of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE.

Since:

3.0.0

show

public static int show(int messageCode,
                       int titleCode,
                       int buttons,
                       java.lang.String icon,
                       int focus,
                       EventListener<Event> listener)

Shows a message box by specifying a message code, and returns what button is pressed.

Parameters:

titleCode - the message code for the title. If non-positive, the default title is used.

focus - one of button to have to focus. If 0, the first button will gain the focus. One of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE.

listener - the event listener which is invoked when a button is clicked. Ignored if null. It is useful if the event processing thread is disabled (Configuration.enableEventThread(boolean)). If the event processing thread is disabled, this method always return OK. To know which button is pressed, you have to pass an event listener. Then, when the user clicks a button, the event listener is invoked. You can identify which button is clicked by examining the event name (Event.getName()) as shown in the following table. Alternatively, you can examine the value of Event.getData(), which must be an integer representing the button, such as OK, YES and so on.

Button	Event Name
OK	onOK (ON_OK)
Cancel	onCancel (ON_CANCEL)
Yes	onYes (ON_YES)
No	onNo (ON_NO)
Retry	onRetry (ON_RETRY)
Abort	onAbort (ON_ABORT)
Ignore	onIgnore (ON_IGNORE)
The close button on the right-top corner (x) since 5.0.2	onClose

Returns:

the button being pressed (one of OK, CANCEL, YES, NO, ABORT, RETRY, and IGNORE). Note: if the event processing thread is disabled, it always returns OK.

Since:

3.0.4

setTemplate

public static void setTemplate(java.lang.String uri)

Sets the template used to create the message dialog.

The template must follow the default template: ~./zul/html/messagebox.zul

In other words, just adjust the label and layout and don't change the component's ID.

getTemplate

public static java.lang.String getTemplate()

Returns the template used to create the message dialog.