Deprecated API

Deprecated Fields
net.sf.click.control.AbstractControl.styles
          use AbstractControl.addStyleClass(String) and AbstractControl.removeStyleClass(String) instead. 
 

Deprecated Methods
net.sf.click.Control.getContext()
          getContext() is now obsolete on the Control interface, but will still be available on AbstractControl: AbstractControl.getContext() 
net.sf.click.control.Select.getMultipleValues()
          use Select.getSelectedValues() instead, this method will be removed in subsequent releases 
net.sf.click.control.AbstractControl.getStyles()
          use AbstractControl.getAttribute(String) instead 
net.sf.click.control.AbstractControl.hasStyles()
          use AbstractControl.hasAttribute(String) instead 
net.sf.click.control.OptionGroup.renderHTML(Select)
          use OptionGroup.render(net.sf.click.control.Select, net.sf.click.util.HtmlStringBuffer) instead 
net.sf.click.control.Option.renderHTML(Select)
          use Option.render(net.sf.click.control.Select, net.sf.click.util.HtmlStringBuffer) instead 
net.sf.click.control.Table.renderPagingControls(HtmlStringBuffer)
          use Table.renderPaginator(HtmlStringBuffer) instead, this method is provided to support backward compatibility older Click 1.4 customized tables. In these scenarios please override Table.renderPaginator(HtmlStringBuffer) method to invoke Table.renderTableBanner(HtmlStringBuffer) and Table.renderPagingControls(HtmlStringBuffer). 
net.sf.click.control.Table.renderTableBanner(HtmlStringBuffer)
          use Table.renderPaginator(HtmlStringBuffer) instead, this method is provided to support backward compatibility older Click 1.4 customized tables. In these scenarios please override Table.renderPaginator(HtmlStringBuffer) method to invoke Table.renderTableBanner(HtmlStringBuffer) and Table.renderPagingControls(HtmlStringBuffer). 
net.sf.click.Control.setListener(Object, String)
          this method is now obsolete on the Control interface, but will still be available on AbstractControl: AbstractControl.setListener(java.lang.Object, java.lang.String) 
net.sf.click.control.Select.setMultipleValues(List)
          use Select.getSelectedValues() instead, this method will be removed in subsequent releases