Hi..
Thanks.. its working now.
--- Gary VanMatre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >From: lisaan markuen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> > Hi.,
> > I'm trying CLAY and fed up with displaying dynamic
>
> > datatable (list) coming from my managed bean
> (already
> > went through the examples but no success yet).
> > Could anyone please give me an example snippet of
> how
> > to insert jsfid into the mock html code so that I
> > could achieve same like:
> >
> > JSF code:
> ><h:dataTable value="#{managedBean.list}"
> var="item">
> ><h:outputText value="#{item.property}"
> ></h:dataTable>
> >
> >
> >
>
> I'll give you a couple options. My first
> recommendation would be to use the tomahawk dataList
> component.
>
> Clay configuration definition for the tomahawk
> dataList:
> <component jsfid="t:dataList"
> componentType="org.apache.myfaces.HtmlDataList"
> extends="baseHtml">
> <attributes>
> <set name="id" bindingType="VB" />
> <set name="binding" bindingType="VB" />
> <set name="forceId" bindingType="VB" />
> <set name="forceIdIndex" bindingType="VB" />
> <set name="value" bindingType="VB" />
> <set name="var" bindingType="VB" />
> <set name="rows" bindingType="VB" />
> <set name="first" bindingType="VB" />
> <set name="enabledOnUserRole" bindingType="VB" />
> <set name="visibleOnUserRole" bindingType="VB" />
> <set name="layout" bindingType="VB" />
> <set name="rowIndexVar" bindingType="VB" />
> <set name="rowCountVar" bindingType="VB" />
> </attributes>
> </component>
>
> HTML using tomahawk dataList:
> <span jsfid="t:dataList" id="data1"
> styleClass="standardList"
> var="person"
> value="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
> layout="simple"
> rowCountVar="rowCount"
> rowIndexVar="rowIndex"
> allowBody="true">
>
> <span jsfid="outputText"
> value="#{person.firstName}"/>
> <span jsfid="outputText"
> value="#{person.lastName}"/>
> <span jsfid="t:htmlTag" value="br"
> rendered="#{(rowIndex != (rowCount - 1))}"/>
> </span>
>
> Another option is to use the clayForEach component.
>
> Clay configuration definition:
> <component jsfid="myItem" extends="outputText">
> <attributes>
> <set name="value"
> value="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"/>
> </attributes>
> </component>
>
> The var attribute in the example below is like the
> JSTL var attribute.
> It's the name of a map that will be placed in
> session scope. It will be
> populated from the value EL, a value binding
> expression that returns a
> Map, List or Object[]. The bodyJsfid attribute is
> the content that
> will be repeated for each item in the value list.
> <span jsfid="clayForEach" var="mySessionScopedMap"
> value="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
> bodyJsfid="myItem"/>
>
> This is probably more helpful when the bodyJsfid is
> a html template.
> <table>
> <tr jsfid="clayForEach" var="mySessionScopedMap"
> value="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
> bodyJsfid="/myItem.html"/>
> </table>
>
> html template file myItem.html:
> <tr><td>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</td></tr>
>
>
> Gary
>
> >
> > Thank you.
> >
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