But when the event is processed, I'm not in an AjaxRequest.
Anyway, I have something working, now, I am able to update a version field
(by sending an inter-component event in the onBeforeRender() of the
ListView that has it's own Form; the Event is processed by another Form at
the top of the same
Hi,
hfriederichs wrote
>
> I'm trying to do this, to send an Event in the DataView's
> onBeforeRender(), but now I encounter another issue. On the receiving
> side of the Event, in the onEvent(Component component, IEvent event), I
> need a
> AjaxRequestTarget. Can I create an AjaxRequestTarge
I'm trying to do this, to send an Event in the DataView's onBeforeRender(),
but now I encounter another issue. On the receiving side of the Event, in
the onEvent(Component component, IEvent event), I need a
AjaxRequestTarget. Can I create an AjaxRequestTarget and pass it with the
Event?
I tried t
If you override listview's onBeforeRender you could check if finished
processes' list contains version displayed by label and if so, you could
update it.
I'm sorry if my writing is confusing. But there isn't a label that outputs
the state, because the list shows /only/ finished processes.
Maybe
I'm sorry if my writing is confusing. But there isn't a label that outputs
the state, because the list shows /only/ finished processes.
Maybe the following flow explains what happens:
- A user chooses an application he wants to deploy to a certain stage, let's
say production
- When he has chosen,
the label that outputs the status can keep its last status, and in
onbeforerender can check if the new status coming from the model is
different then the old. if it is, it can fire the event.
-igor
On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 12:59 PM, hfriederichs wrote:
> But the List isn't updated by a user's acti
But the List isn't updated by a user's action. There's a decoupling here: the
user's action inserts a row that has a 'state-column' that's initialized
with, let's call it 'unfinished'. The processes are executed asynchronously
by another thread, that, after some minutes, updates the state-column to
call manually listview.modelChanged() after the update of its List
this will call onModelChanged
On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 8:37 PM, hfriederichs wrote:
> Yes, I'm sorry, I wrote /I tried various methods, onChange and the like/ by
> which I meant onModelChanged(). But onModelChanged() isn't called wh
Yes, I'm sorry, I wrote /I tried various methods, onChange and the like/ by
which I meant onModelChanged(). But onModelChanged() isn't called when a row
is added. I think that makes sense, because the backing List on itself
hasn't changed.
Furthermore, I experimented by replacing the ListView by a
Hi,
have you tried overriding onModelChanged()? You can fire event in this
method.
Hello,
I have a Wicket ListView, who's Model is based on a select on a
process-database. Users can initiate a (deploy-)process, and when the
process is finished, a row is added in the database, and so also in th
Hello,
I have a Wicket ListView, who's Model is based on a select on a
process-database. Users can initiate a (deploy-)process, and when the
process is finished, a row is added in the database, and so also in the
ListView's Model's backing List. When this happens, I want to rerender
another part o
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