Re: InMethod Grid: resizing rowcount
I can confirm this. It took me a few days of debugging before I found out :( Another solution is to just replace the inmethod grid with a freshly created instance after data changes. You can share the DataSource, and you may have to copy over the set of selected items. Regards, Erik. Pointbreak wrote: ... Ok thanks for your help. The problem is that inmethod 's call to IDataSource.query() asks for the rows upto the last known total row count. In your case that probably does not matter, since you just return an iterator over the entire datasource, and update the rowcount accordingly. I work with very large datasources, and unknown rowcounts. I can workaround this issue by providing the page-size to my datasource, so that I can fix the IQuery.getCount() asked by inmethod. Not a nice solution, but will work for now. -- Sent from my SMTP compliant software Erik van Oosten http://day-to-day-stuff.blogspot.com/ - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@wicket.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@wicket.apache.org
Re: InMethod Grid: resizing rowcount
On Mon, 15 Mar 2010 16:06 +0100, "Thierry Peng" wrote:
> Pointbreak schrieb:
> > On Mon, 15 Mar 2010 15:06 +0100, "Thierry Peng" wrote:
> >
> >> Pointbreak schrieb:
> >>
> >>> The public interface of the inmethod DataGrid/DefaultDataGrid does not
> >>> seem to provide functionality to expand the number of rows after an
> >>> ajax-call that e.g. adds data to the underlying datasource. Is there a
> >>> way to tell the DataGrid that the underlying datasource may have
> >>> changed, to the effect that the existing row count is not valid anymore?
> >>> I.e. like markAllItemsDirty(), but then telling the grid to reload the
> >>> entire underlying model, including rowcount, instead of only the
> >>> individual rows?
> >>>
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> >>>
> >>>
> >> I tackled a similar problem (an "add" button for an editable datagrid)
> >> the following way:
> >>
> >> - create a new object with reflection
> >> - insert it in the backing list (model)
> >> - call update on the grid
> >> - add the grid to the requesttarget
> >>
> >> public class MyDataGrid extends DecoratedDataGrid
> >> {
> >> protected List rawList;
> >>
> >> protected final Class modelAsClass;
> >>
> >> public MyDataGrid(String id, String title, String buttonTitle, List
> >> list,
> >> List columns, final Class modelAsClass)
> >> {
> >> super(id, title, buttonTitle, new MyDataProviderAdapter(new
> >> ListDataProvider(list)),
> >> columns, modelAsClass);
> >> log.debug("creating grid for type " + modelAsClass.getSimpleName()
> >> + " no of columns: " + columns.size() + " size of datalist: " +
> >> list.size());
> >> this.rawList = list;
> >> }
> >>
> >> @Override
> >> protected void onAddRow(AjaxRequestTarget target, Form form)
> >> {
> >> Object obj = modelAsClass.newInstance();
> >>
> >> rawList.add(obj);
> >> log.debug("object of class " + modelAsClass.getName() + "
> >> successfully inserted");
> >> update();
> >> target.addComponent(getGrid());
> >> }
> >> }
> >>
> >> This takes place in a custom subclass of the defaultdatagrid. The
> >> onAddRow method is called from an ajaxbutton (onsubmit)
> >> I hope this helps
> >>
> >> --
> >> Thierry Peng
> >>
> >
> > You must be doing something else in addition to that (or I am missing
> > something). As far as I can see, the DefaultDataGrid class will not ask
> > its model/datasource for a new rowcount when you call update(). Hence
> > the call to update() will not result in the addition of a row to the
> > grid, even though you added the row to your model. Are you sure you are
> > not replacing the entire dataGrid in e.g. your getGrid() call?
> >
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> >
> nope, there is no magic in the getGrid() method. it only returns the
> grid. If I read the update() method
> correctly I may even omit that call. So, the target.addComponent(grid)
> is sufficient
> I'm using the inmethod-grid-1.4-rc7 with some extensions. wicket version
> is 1.4.6
Ok thanks for your help. The problem is that inmethod 's call to
IDataSource.query() asks for the rows upto the last known total row
count. In your case that probably does not matter, since you just return
an iterator over the entire datasource, and update the rowcount
accordingly. I work with very large datasources, and unknown rowcounts.
I can workaround this issue by providing the page-size to my datasource,
so that I can fix the IQuery.getCount() asked by inmethod. Not a nice
solution, but will work for now.
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Re: InMethod Grid: resizing rowcount
Pointbreak schrieb:
On Mon, 15 Mar 2010 15:06 +0100, "Thierry Peng" wrote:
Pointbreak schrieb:
The public interface of the inmethod DataGrid/DefaultDataGrid does not
seem to provide functionality to expand the number of rows after an
ajax-call that e.g. adds data to the underlying datasource. Is there a
way to tell the DataGrid that the underlying datasource may have
changed, to the effect that the existing row count is not valid anymore?
I.e. like markAllItemsDirty(), but then telling the grid to reload the
entire underlying model, including rowcount, instead of only the
individual rows?
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I tackled a similar problem (an "add" button for an editable datagrid)
the following way:
- create a new object with reflection
- insert it in the backing list (model)
- call update on the grid
- add the grid to the requesttarget
public class MyDataGrid extends DecoratedDataGrid
{
protected List rawList;
protected final Class modelAsClass;
public MyDataGrid(String id, String title, String buttonTitle, List
list,
List columns, final Class modelAsClass)
{
super(id, title, buttonTitle, new MyDataProviderAdapter(new
ListDataProvider(list)),
columns, modelAsClass);
log.debug("creating grid for type " + modelAsClass.getSimpleName()
+ " no of columns: " + columns.size() + " size of datalist: " +
list.size());
this.rawList = list;
}
@Override
protected void onAddRow(AjaxRequestTarget target, Form form)
{
Object obj = modelAsClass.newInstance();
rawList.add(obj);
log.debug("object of class " + modelAsClass.getName() + "
successfully inserted");
update();
target.addComponent(getGrid());
}
}
This takes place in a custom subclass of the defaultdatagrid. The
onAddRow method is called from an ajaxbutton (onsubmit)
I hope this helps
--
Thierry Peng
You must be doing something else in addition to that (or I am missing
something). As far as I can see, the DefaultDataGrid class will not ask
its model/datasource for a new rowcount when you call update(). Hence
the call to update() will not result in the addition of a row to the
grid, even though you added the row to your model. Are you sure you are
not replacing the entire dataGrid in e.g. your getGrid() call?
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nope, there is no magic in the getGrid() method. it only returns the
grid. If I read the update() method
correctly I may even omit that call. So, the target.addComponent(grid)
is sufficient
I'm using the inmethod-grid-1.4-rc7 with some extensions. wicket version
is 1.4.6
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Re: InMethod Grid: resizing rowcount
On Mon, 15 Mar 2010 15:06 +0100, "Thierry Peng" wrote:
> Pointbreak schrieb:
> > The public interface of the inmethod DataGrid/DefaultDataGrid does not
> > seem to provide functionality to expand the number of rows after an
> > ajax-call that e.g. adds data to the underlying datasource. Is there a
> > way to tell the DataGrid that the underlying datasource may have
> > changed, to the effect that the existing row count is not valid anymore?
> > I.e. like markAllItemsDirty(), but then telling the grid to reload the
> > entire underlying model, including rowcount, instead of only the
> > individual rows?
> >
> > -
> > To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@wicket.apache.org
> > For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@wicket.apache.org
> >
> >
> I tackled a similar problem (an "add" button for an editable datagrid)
> the following way:
>
> - create a new object with reflection
> - insert it in the backing list (model)
> - call update on the grid
> - add the grid to the requesttarget
>
> public class MyDataGrid extends DecoratedDataGrid
> {
> protected List rawList;
>
> protected final Class modelAsClass;
>
> public MyDataGrid(String id, String title, String buttonTitle, List
> list,
> List columns, final Class modelAsClass)
> {
> super(id, title, buttonTitle, new MyDataProviderAdapter(new
> ListDataProvider(list)),
> columns, modelAsClass);
> log.debug("creating grid for type " + modelAsClass.getSimpleName()
> + " no of columns: " + columns.size() + " size of datalist: " +
> list.size());
> this.rawList = list;
> }
>
> @Override
> protected void onAddRow(AjaxRequestTarget target, Form form)
> {
> Object obj = modelAsClass.newInstance();
>
> rawList.add(obj);
> log.debug("object of class " + modelAsClass.getName() + "
> successfully inserted");
> update();
> target.addComponent(getGrid());
> }
> }
>
> This takes place in a custom subclass of the defaultdatagrid. The
> onAddRow method is called from an ajaxbutton (onsubmit)
> I hope this helps
>
> --
> Thierry Peng
You must be doing something else in addition to that (or I am missing
something). As far as I can see, the DefaultDataGrid class will not ask
its model/datasource for a new rowcount when you call update(). Hence
the call to update() will not result in the addition of a row to the
grid, even though you added the row to your model. Are you sure you are
not replacing the entire dataGrid in e.g. your getGrid() call?
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Re: InMethod Grid: resizing rowcount
Pointbreak schrieb:
The public interface of the inmethod DataGrid/DefaultDataGrid does not
seem to provide functionality to expand the number of rows after an
ajax-call that e.g. adds data to the underlying datasource. Is there a
way to tell the DataGrid that the underlying datasource may have
changed, to the effect that the existing row count is not valid anymore?
I.e. like markAllItemsDirty(), but then telling the grid to reload the
entire underlying model, including rowcount, instead of only the
individual rows?
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I tackled a similar problem (an "add" button for an editable datagrid)
the following way:
- create a new object with reflection
- insert it in the backing list (model)
- call update on the grid
- add the grid to the requesttarget
public class MyDataGrid extends DecoratedDataGrid
{
protected List rawList;
protected final Class modelAsClass;
public MyDataGrid(String id, String title, String buttonTitle, List list,
List columns, final Class modelAsClass)
{
super(id, title, buttonTitle, new MyDataProviderAdapter(new
ListDataProvider(list)),
columns, modelAsClass);
log.debug("creating grid for type " + modelAsClass.getSimpleName()
+ " no of columns: " + columns.size() + " size of datalist: " +
list.size());
this.rawList = list;
}
@Override
protected void onAddRow(AjaxRequestTarget target, Form form)
{
Object obj = modelAsClass.newInstance();
rawList.add(obj);
log.debug("object of class " + modelAsClass.getName() + "
successfully inserted");
update();
target.addComponent(getGrid());
}
}
This takes place in a custom subclass of the defaultdatagrid. The
onAddRow method is called from an ajaxbutton (onsubmit)
I hope this helps
--
Thierry Peng
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InMethod Grid: resizing rowcount
The public interface of the inmethod DataGrid/DefaultDataGrid does not seem to provide functionality to expand the number of rows after an ajax-call that e.g. adds data to the underlying datasource. Is there a way to tell the DataGrid that the underlying datasource may have changed, to the effect that the existing row count is not valid anymore? I.e. like markAllItemsDirty(), but then telling the grid to reload the entire underlying model, including rowcount, instead of only the individual rows? - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@wicket.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@wicket.apache.org
