All Superinterfaces:

Serializable

All Known Subinterfaces:

INodePropertyPluginBean<TData>, IPluginAuthenticatorCustomGUIBean, IPluginClientDashboardCustomGUIBean, IPluginCustomGUIBean, IPluginProjectMenuGUIBean, IPluginPromptConnectionBean, IPluginPromptQueryBean, IPluginWorkflowNodeBean, IPluginWorkflowTriggerBean, ITriggerPropertyPluginBean<TData>

All Known Implementing Classes:

APluginClientDashboardCustomGUIBean, APluginCustomGUIBean, APluginGenericCustomGUIBean
```
public interface IPluginGenericCustomGUIBean
extends Serializable
```
Interface for a managed bean required by a plugin that provides a custom user interface.
This bean should be annotated with Named. If this annotation is not present or no name is specified, the name defaults to the simple name of the bean class.
Also, the bean needs to be annotated with one of the following scopes: RequestScoped, ViewScoped, SessionScoped or ApplicationScoped. Note that it depends on the type of plugin which scopes are actually supported. In case you do not specify a scope, an appropriate scope will be determined automatically.
Please note that this bean is unmanaged - certain features of CDI managed beans might not be supported may be; or supported only partially and may behave differently. This includes, but is not limited to:
- The exact timing at which PostConstruct and PreDestroy are called may differ.
- A field marked with Inject may not work with all values allowed by the CDI bean specification, and may not perform checks such as the check for circular dependencies. It will also not create new beans when those beans have not been created yet as part of the current page.
Instead of PostConstruct, you can use initialize(IPluginInitializeBeanData). Instead of PreDestroy, you can use destroy().
Author:

XIMA MEDIA GmbH

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Default Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`default void`	`destroy()`	A callback method that is called when this bean is not needed anymore.
`IPluginFileHelper`	`getFileHelper()`	Lets you access the file helper of the plugin that provided this UI.
`Properties`	`getProperties()`	Lets you access the properties of the plugin that provided this UI.
`IPluginResourceHelper`	`getResourceHelper()`	Lets you access the resource helper of the plugin that provided this UI.
`default void`	`initialize(IPluginInitializeBeanData initializeBeanData)`	A callback method that is invoked after all beans required by the `IPluginGenericCustomGUI` plugin were created.

- Method Detail
  - destroy
```
default void destroy()
```
    A callback method that is called when this bean is not needed anymore. When exactly this and whether this is called may depend on the type of plugin. Usually, this should be called when the bean is about to be destroyed. This can be used to perform any required cleanup.
  - getFileHelper
```
IPluginFileHelper getFileHelper()
```
    Lets you access the file helper of the plugin that provided this UI.
    
    Returns:
    
    IPluginFileHelper The helper class for working with the plugin files
  - getProperties
```
Properties getProperties()
```
    Lets you access the properties of the plugin that provided this UI.
    
    Returns:
    
    Properties The properties of the plugin.
  - getResourceHelper
```
IPluginResourceHelper getResourceHelper()
```
    Lets you access the resource helper of the plugin that provided this UI.
    
    Returns:
    
    IPluginResourceHelper The helper class for working with resources
  - initialize
```
default void initialize(IPluginInitializeBeanData initializeBeanData)
                 throws FCPluginException
```
    A callback method that is invoked after all beans required by the IPluginGenericCustomGUI plugin were created. You can use this method to get access to the plugin configuration data. If you need to perform any initialization logic, do it in this method.
    
    Parameters:
    
    initializeBeanData - The IPluginInitializeBeanData you can make use of in the initialization process.
    
    Throws:
    
    FCPluginException - When the bean could not be initialized. If you do throw the exception, an error will be shown to the user. Depending on the type of custom UI, the user may instead see an error page, a default page or be redirected to another page.

Interface IPluginGenericCustomGUIBean

Method Summary

Method Detail

destroy

getFileHelper

getProperties

getResourceHelper

initialize