> I must say that my first look at ajaxtags / displaytags doesn't really
> convince me.
>
> The PaginatedList interface implementation doesn't really seem to play to
> well with Stripes. Like how do I use parameters mapped and used by
> stripes
> in a PaginatedList implementation, that seems to be initiated for all
> Paging
> calls.
>
> It would be nice to maintain the state / filters and stuff. Already in
> the
> actionBean that was used to arrive at the list of items to be shown.
Sure thing Morten. You can add getters and setters to your class that
implements PaginatedList and set the properties with
<display:setProperty>. For example, say you have pageNumber,
sortCriterion and sortDir properties in your implementation of
PaginatedList (MyPaginatedList). Then, you have a property in your
Action Bean that returns the instance:
public class MyActionBean implements ActionBean {
private MyPaginatedList mylist;
// getter and setter
}
and in your JSP:
<display:table id="tableItem" requestURI=""
name="actionBean.mylist">
<display:setProperty name="pagination.pagenumber.param"
value="mylist.pageNumber"/>
<display:setProperty name="pagination.sort.param"
value="mylist.sortCriterion"/>
<display:setProperty name="pagination.sortdirection.param"
value="mylist.sortDir"/>
...
</display:table>
This will feed back the values and you can access them in
your action bean.
Hope that helps.
Cheers,
Freddy
http://www.stripesbook.com
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