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SiStripHistoricInfoWebInterface.cc

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// -*- C++ -*-
//
// Package:     SiStripHistoricInfoClient
// Class  :     SiStripHistoricInfoWebInterface
// 
// Implementation:
//     <Notes on implementation>
//
// Original Author:  
//         Created:  Thu Jun 15 09:40:22 CEST 2006
// $Id: SiStripHistoricInfoWebInterface.cc,v 1.3 2008/03/02 00:07:43 dutta Exp $
//

#include "DQM/SiStripHistoricInfoClient/interface/SiStripHistoricInfoWebInterface.h"

#include "DQMServices/WebComponents/interface/Button.h"
#include "DQMServices/WebComponents/interface/CgiWriter.h"
#include "DQMServices/WebComponents/interface/CgiReader.h"
#include "DQMServices/WebComponents/interface/ConfigBox.h"
#include "DQMServices/WebComponents/interface/Navigator.h"
#include "DQMServices/WebComponents/interface/ContentViewer.h"
#include "DQMServices/WebComponents/interface/GifDisplay.h"

/*
  Create your widgets in the constructor of your web interface
*/
SiStripHistoricInfoWebInterface::SiStripHistoricInfoWebInterface(std::string theContextURL, std::string theApplicationURL, DQMOldReceiver ** _mui_p)
  : WebInterface(theContextURL, theApplicationURL, _mui_p)
{
  // a navigator allows you to make subscriptions:
//  Navigator * nav = new Navigator(getApplicationURL(), "20px", "10px");
  // a content viewer allows you to select ME's to draw:
  ContentViewer * cont = new ContentViewer(getApplicationURL(), "20px", "10px");
  //
  Button * saveBut = new Button(getApplicationURL(), "300px", "10px", "SaveToFile", "Save To File");
  // two inline frames that display plots:
  GifDisplay * dis = new GifDisplay(getApplicationURL(), "20px","200px", "500px", "700px", "MyGifDisplay");
  // every web interface needs to instantiate a WebPage...
  page_p = new WebPage(getApplicationURL());
  // ...and add its widgets to it:
//  page_p->add("navigator", nav); // maybe this client does not need a navigator
  page_p->add("contentViewer", cont);
  page_p->add("SvButton", saveBut);
  page_p->add("gifDisplay", dis);
}

/*
  Only implement the handleCustomRequest function if you have widgets that invoke 
  custom-made methods defined in your client. In this example we have created a 
  Button that makes custom requests, therefore we need to implement it.
*/
void SiStripHistoricInfoWebInterface::handleCustomRequest(xgi::Input * in, xgi::Output * out ) throw (xgi::exception::Exception)
{
  // this is the way to get the string that identifies the request:
  std::multimap<std::string, std::string> request_multimap;
  CgiReader reader(in);
  reader.read_form(request_multimap);
  std::string requestID = get_from_multimap(request_multimap, "RequestID");

  // if you have more than one custom requests, add 'if' statements accordingly:
  if (requestID == "SaveToFile") saveToFile(in, out);
}
void SiStripHistoricInfoWebInterface::saveToFile(xgi::Input * in, xgi::Output *out) throw (xgi::exception::Exception) {
  if(!getSaveToFile()){ // set to true if not already true
    std::cout << "SiStripHistoricInfoWebInterface::saveToFile: put request for saving Monitoring Elements in file." << std::endl;
     setSaveToFile(true);
  }
  return;
}

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