class Model

Deserializes a JSX serialization file and appends the deserialized objects as children of this DOM node.

Called during deserialization of this object. This method provides a hook for initializing an object during deserialization since init() is not called. Called after this object has been instantiated and after its fields and children have been assembled.This method is called before this object is attached to the DOM, therefore getParent(), getServer(), getXML(), etc. return null.

Called during deserialization of this object. This method provides a hook for initializing an object during deserialization since init() is not called. Called after this object has been instantiated and after it has been attached to the DOM. Methods overriding this method should usually finish with a call to jsxsuper().

When a new branch is attached to the DOM, this method is executed on each node in the branch. The order is reverse-breadth-first meaning that child nodes are notified from oldest to youngest and before the parent node.

This implementation of this method executes the on-after-deserialize script of this object.

Called during deserialization of this object. This method provides a hook for initializing an object during deserialization since init() is not called. Called after this object has been instantiated but before its fields and children have been assembled. This method is called before this object is attached to the DOM, therefore getParent(), getServer(), getXML(), etc. return null.

Called when the server owning this DOM node changes.

The finalizer method. This method provides a hook for subclasses of this class to perform custom logic when an instance of this class is removed from the DOM. Methods that override this method should begin with a call to jsxsuper().

Note that this method is called after this object has been removed from the DOM tree. Therefore this.getParent() and this.getServer() will return null. Use the objParent parameter for access to the DOM tree.

Hook that notifies this model object that one of its children has been removed. This hook exists simply to allow this object to perform cleanup/re-render, and does not provide a veto mechanism. This method is called after the child has been removed from the model (this.getChildren() does not contain objChild) and after the child has been removed from the view (objChild.getRendered() is also null).

This method is only called if the child is being removed from the DOM but this object (the parent) is not being removed. Therefore, this hook cannot be relied upon for garbage collection.

If removeChildren() is called on this object, this hook is called exactly once after all children have been removed. In that case, the first parameter to this method will be the array of children and the second parameter will be null.

In general a method overriding this method should begin by calling jsxsuper.

Hook that allows for a prospective parent DOM node to veto the adoption of a child.

Hook that allows for a prospective child DOM node to veto its adoption by a parent. This method is only called if the prospective parent has not already vetoed the adoption in the onSetChild() method.

Removes a DOM child from this object. This method removes the on-screen DHTML of the removed object. The removed child will be completely derefenced from the DOM and will be prepped for garbage collection. If a DOM child must continue to exist after removing it from this parent, adoptChild() should be used instead of this method.