Am 02.10.2012 08:06, schrieb Martin Wittemann:
> Hey,
> I would suggest to use the tree controllers selection instead. It contains
> the model data which you need. Just use the change event of the selection
> array.
>
> treecontroller.getSelection().addListener("change", function() {
> var selectedItem = treecontroller.getSelection().getItem(0);
> }, this);
>
> Btw. if you use the from controller, you can directly use the SelectedItem as
> model. :)
>
nice, thanks, this works, I'm able to retrieve the data.
I yet have to try to use the item as the model for the form, this would
be easier as generating a from of the selectedItem..
Thanks
Michael
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