Fabio, 

My 2 cents: I found the menu model stuff in ADF very
confusing and ended up with simply building the menues just
using list iteration, which worked nice and simple.

E.g.

<!-- TOP LEVEL MENU TABS  -->
<af:panelPage title="#{...}">   
<f:facet name="menu1">
        <af:menuTabs>
                <c:forEach var="item"
items="#{menuRoot.children}">
                        <af:commandMenuItem
text="#{item.name}"
                                action="#{item.invoke}"
                                rendered="#{item.rendered}"
immediate="true"
        
selected="#{menuRoot.selectedMenuKey==item.key}"/>
                </c:forEach>
        </af:menuTabs>
</f:facet>

Like this, we build up a three-level menu.

The c tag is from facelets, in case you're not using
facelets, then af:forEach works as well (but I'd recommend
using facelets with ADF).

Frank Felix                                     

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Fábio C. Ríspoli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2006 5:12 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Menu Model Problems and ADF Source Code
> 
> Hi,
>  
> I am facing some problems trying to implement some menus 
> using ADF Menu Models. What is happening is that only the 
> first level of the menuModel is shown and it does not work
properly.
>  
> I thought about examining the source code for the ADF 
> components but found nothing useful in the
apache-drop.zip. 
> Am I missing something or the source code for ADF Faces is

> not completely available in that archive? I meant to debug
my 
> application including breakpoints in some ADF classes but
it 
> is not possible this way.
>  
> Please advise.
>  
> Regards.
>  
> Fábio
>  
>  
> 
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