I didn't know that contrib.:FormTable is to be deprecated. I use the contrib.:FormTable extensively.
Anyone know why it needs to be deprecated and where do I find out what other components are headed this way? Thanks. -----Original Message----- From: seloha . [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2005 9:12 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Tap 4.0 Tables I am using the new contrib:Table since I believe contrib:FormTable is to de deprecated. I think I have a very stupid mistake somewhere. I am trying to update some fields, when I get the list of table data objects they still have the old information prior to submission. If I put an invalid entry the form fails validation an has the new data redisplayed with an error message, this indicates something is working! I am using beta-5 which was checked-out from the cvs about a week ago. Some of the code: .page: <property name="priceCalcData"/> <component id="priceCalcTable" type="contrib:Table"> <binding name="source" value="ognl:priceCalcData"/> <binding name="convertor" value="ognl:priceCalcDataItemConvertor"/> <binding name="columns" value="literal: airport, areaPostcode, noOfPeople, !price, !exclusivePrice, !onewayPrice, !onewayExclusivePrice"/> <binding name="rowsClass" value="ognl:'priceCalcRowbgcolor' + beans.evenOdd.next"/> <binding name="pageSize" value="literal:20"/> <binding name="row" value="ognl:rowObj"/> <binding name="persist" value="literal:session"/> </component> example of one of the columns to update: <component id="priceColumnValue" type="Block"/> <component id="editablePrice" type="TextField"> <binding name="displayName" value="literal:Price"/> <binding name="value" value="ognl:components.priceCalcTable.tableRow.price"/> <binding name="translator" value="translator:number,pattern=#.##"/> <binding name="validators" value="validators:required,min=0"/> <binding name="id" value="ognl:'price' + rowId"/> </component> template: <table class="priceCalcTable" jwcid="priceCalcTable"> <tr jwcid="airportColumnValue"> <td jwcid="displayAirport" class="priceCalcRowColor"/> </tr> <tr jwcid="areaPostcodeColumnValue"> <td jwcid="displayAreaPostcode"/> </tr> <tr jwcid="noOfPeopleColumnValue"> <td jwcid="displayNoOfPeople" class="priceCalcRowColor"/> </tr> <tr jwcid="priceColumnValue"> <td jwcid="editablePrice" class="priceCalcRowColor" align="right" size="8"/> </tr> <tr jwcid="exclusivePriceColumnValue"> <td jwcid="editableExclusivePrice" class="priceCalcRowColor" align="right" size="8"/> </tr> <tr jwcid="onewayPriceColumnValue"> <td jwcid="editableOnewayPrice" class="priceCalcRowColor" align="right" size="8"/> </tr> <tr jwcid="onewayExclusivePriceColumnValue"> <td jwcid="editableOnewayExclusivePrice" class="priceCalcRowColor" align="right" size="8"/> </tr> </table> java in the form listener: if (validationDelegate.getHasErrors()) { return; } List priceCalcData = getPriceCalcData(); this last line retrieves the original values prior to submission. I probably haven't provided enough code or detail but maybe someone could point me in the right direction. It almost works (funny), method getPriceCalcData() is declared as: public abstract List getPriceCalcData(); As previously stated the validation returns the page with the entered incorrect value. It is almost like I am reading the value at the wrong time, but there is only one listener on the form? Any help appreciated, Paul --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
