Hi Michael.
I should probably point out that what is adding the rows is the addQuery method of
PersistantFactory. Should I add a method to the interface to allow it to take a
String array of the column names in the order to add them?
I currently have DSL access, so could make the changes to both svc-persist-default and
svc-persist-hibernate.
Regards,
Steve
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----- Original Message -----
From: Michael Nash JGlobal.com
Sent: 10/1/2003 5:58:16 AM
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Subject: Re: [Keelgroup] Struts Headache, help?
> Steve:
>
> > Order is definately NOT being preserved. Part of the problem may be (and will
> > eventually be) the fact that the titles come from one table, and the data may (or
> > may not) be loaded from another table.
>
> What I meant by preserved though, was that the order you nest the outputs in the
> Model should be the order they're displayed in the JSP. In this situation that may
> not help you, as far as I can see, so the nested elements should be named.
>
> > I did have a look at the "List" model in CRUD, but it is guaranteed to be pulling
> > headers and data from the same table. Its also doing some additional stuff that I
> > am not at the moment, and I am having some trouble following
> > some of what it is doing.
>
> It's a fun one, no question :-). What you should be able to do is something like
> this:
> Output top = res.createOutput("top");
> Output row = res.createOutput("row1");
> top.add(row);
> start your loop.....
> Output column = res.createOutput("firstColumnName");
> row.add(column);
> .... for each column....
>
> then in the JSP you can retrieve each "row", then call for the columns in a specific
> name order (perhaps by iterating through the collection of headers again - if you
> name the *output* of each header the same as the actual column name, that might be
> an easy way to do it....
>
> HTH!
>
> > Bottom line, I am seeing Titles and columns that are not being displayed in the
> > same order. Specifically, columns are all displayed lined up, but not necessarily
> > under their correct titles.
> >
> > I already have the outputs placed by column name, so I am trying to figure out how
> > to fish them out again. One of the requirements I am looking at is the ability to
> > rearrange the order of the columns displayed on the fly, so
> > being able to call the stuff back out on demand would be a great help.
> >
>
> Michael Nash
>
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>
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