"smithbstl" wrote : Thanks Chris, I have it most of the way working except for
a couple of issues.
|
| 1. When i use a commandLink to open the dialog, I can't get PPR to refresh
the inputText on the orginal page. I keep getting this message
|
| ERROR [STDERR] May 1, 2007 9:11:57 AM
org.apache.myfaces.trinidadinternal.renderkit.core.ppr.PPRResponseWriter$PPRTag
finish
| | WARNING: No PPR-capable id found for elements of
CoreInputText[UIXEditableFacesBeanImpl, id=customer_input]. This component has
not written-out an id attribute.
|
| customer_input is the inputText I wish to pass the value from the dialog
back to.
|
| Here is the relevant part of the page
| <tr:inputText id="customer_input"
| | value="(Empty)"
| | label="Enter New Customer:"
| | partialTriggers="dialog_id"/>
| | <s:conversationPropagation>
| | <tr:commandLink id="dialog_id"
| | text="find Customer"
| | action="dialog:chooseCustomer"
| | useWindow="true" windowHeight="400"
| | windowWidth="400" partialSubmit="true"/>
| | </s:conversationPropagation>
|
I use a returnListener on my command link. That is what sets the value on my
backing bean. I then have the backing bean provide the value to the input box.
That might be it? If there isn't a backing bean on the value, how is the
framework going to know what to update (also, don't using the binding attribute
on inputbox - will not work - there is another thread talking about this).
As for the error, I don't know. You might ask on the trinidad list (which is
now the myfaces list since it got "promoted").
Also, I have not used the <s:conversationPropagation/> tag. If you use this,
does it mean you don't have to have the custom ActionListener and PhaseListener?
"smithbstl" wrote :
| 2. When I use a tr:inputListOfValues component instead (it encapsulates
all the functionality I need) the object I hand back to the page is getting its
toString method called instead of correctly referencing a property of the object
|
|
| | <tr:inputListOfValues returnListener="#{requestEntry.processReturn}"
| | id="customer_input"
| | label="Enter New Customer:"
| |
value="#{requestEntry.customer.userName}"
| | action="dialog:chooseCustomer"/>
|
| The userName property is not being referenced at all and instead the
toString method of the customer object is being called instead. It really
makes no sense. I have outputed the customer object's properties to the
console during the ActionEvent of the dialog and again during ReturnListener of
the calling form so I know the object is being passed correctly, its just the
value property of the inputListOfValues is being weird.
|
hmmm...that does sound strange. I would ask on the Trinidad list. I tried to
use inputListOfValues also but ran into problems trying to make it readonly so
I gave up trying to use it for now. Altough, it almost sounds like it is a
Seam issue and can not find the properties correctly. Can you get the
"userName" by using <h:inputText>?
Wish I could help more. If you figure it out, you might post here so others
trying to do something similar can learn from your efforts.
Chris....
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