com.rational.test.ft.services

Interface IPlaybackMonitorDisplay

  • All Known Implementing Classes:
    PlaybackMonitor, PlaybackMonitorAdapter


    public interface IPlaybackMonitorDisplay
    The interface containing display methods for a script playback monitor.

    There is a related interface IPlaybackMonitor that defines content of a script playback monitor.

    • Method Summary

      All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods 
      Modifier and Type Method and Description
      java.awt.Frame getFrame()
      Return the playback monitor's frame
      boolean isAlwaysOnTop()
      Returns whether the playback monitor is always displayed on top of other windows.
      boolean isVisible()
      Returns whether the playback monitor is visible.
      void setAlwaysOnTop(boolean b)
      Display playback monitor in front of any other window or not, depending on the argument.
      void setVisible(boolean b)
      Show or hide the playback monitor depending on the argument.
      void toFront()
      Method called to bring the playback monitor to the front of the stacking order (AKA z-order).
    • Method Detail

      • setVisible

        void setVisible(boolean b)
        Show or hide the playback monitor depending on the argument.
        Parameters:
        b - true - show the playback monitor, otherwise, hide
      • isVisible

        boolean isVisible()
        Returns whether the playback monitor is visible.
        Returns:
        true if the playback monitor is visible, false otherwise
      • setAlwaysOnTop

        void setAlwaysOnTop(boolean b)
        Display playback monitor in front of any other window or not, depending on the argument.
        Parameters:
        b - true - show always on top, otherwise, may be behind another window
      • isAlwaysOnTop

        boolean isAlwaysOnTop()
        Returns whether the playback monitor is always displayed on top of other windows.
        Returns:
        true if the playback monitor is displayed on top, false otherwise
      • toFront

        void toFront()
        Method called to bring the playback monitor to the front of the stacking order (AKA z-order).
      • getFrame

        java.awt.Frame getFrame()
        Return the playback monitor's frame
        Returns:
        the playback monitor's frame