I believe changing the currency happens in the component, not the
renderer. Then decode is called on the children, meaning the command
stamp. So you shouldn't need to write a decode method in the renderer if
you're encoding correctly.
See what navigationLevel is doing.
adf-faces\adf-faces-api\src\main\java\org\apache\myfaces\adf\component\UIXCollection.java
adf-faces\adf-faces-api\src\main\java-templates\org\apache\myfaces\adf\component\UIXNavigationLevelTemplate.java
Thanks,
Gabrielle
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I want to convert some of the menu* components to a renderkit.core.xhtml
renderer. However, before doing so, I realise I lack a bit of knowledge
concerning nodeStamps and MenuModels. I was wondering how the clicked
item/link is detected when submitting a form. So far I could figure that
when using node stamp, the rendered submitForm script will include
something like the following in the simplest example:
<formId>:<hierarchyId>:<rowKey>:<itemId>
where <rowKey> is maybe the rowIndex instead? Anyway, this is what makes
it important to set the current row key to a new value before re-rendering
the stamp. This is, it seems, everything special that has to be done about
stamp while rendering the component. However, what happens upon decoding?
I cannot find when the setRowKey is called again. I guess it should be in
the apply request values phase, but I don't see any class in the hierarchy
of NavigationPathRenderer (the one I used to trye to figure out how it
works) that override the decode method... Anyone can give me a quick cue
on how it is done please?
Regards,
Simon Lessard
Fujitsu Consulting
