Musachy Barroso schrieb:
On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 1:20 PM, Michael Obster <mich...@obster.org> wrote:
jsTree
I used it with the JSON plugin many moons ago, what problem are you having?
First of all I get no tree displayed. After looking into the generated
JSON I see, that die variable names are quoted with "-quotes. Perhaps
this confuses the jsTree. The second problem are escaped characters like
"/" with are escaped as "\/" in the JSON.
I'm wrinting the generated JSON string into a string variable of a
json-generating action class.
How do you create a JSON with that format:
[
{ attributes: { id : "pjson_1" },
data: "Root node 1",
},
{ attributes: { id : "pjson_5" },
data: "Root node 2" }
]
I always getting s.th like this:
"myvariable" : [
{ "attributes": { "id" : "pjson_1" },
"data": "Root node 1",
},
{ "attributes": { "id" : "pjson_5" },
"data": "Root node 2" }
]
The corresponding class looks like
public AjaxAction implements ActionSupport {
private String myvariable;
public String execute() throws Exception {
JSTreeDataBuilder jsTreeDataBuilder = new JSTreeDataBuilder(new
ComputerNodeProvider(computer));
jsTreeDataBuilder.assembleJSON();
myvariable = jsTreeDataBuilder.getJSON();
return Action.SUCCESS;
}
public String getMyvariable() {
return data;
}
public void setMyvariable(String data) {
this.myvariable = myvariable;
}
}
So the point is, it doesn't work and I don't know how to fix it.
Kind regards,
Michael
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