Thanks a lot - that will help much! -- Boris Klug Debeka Hauptverwaltung
Zitat von Bruno Aranda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi Boris, > > Both objectives can be achieved using the RuntimeConfig singleton. > > 1. To get the collection of navigation rules: > > ExternalContext externalContext = FacesConfig.getCurrentInstance > ().getExternalContext(); > RuntimeConfig.getCurrentInstance(externalContext).getNavigationRules(); > > 2. To add dinamically navigation rules (and managed beans): > > // example navigation rule > NavigationRule navRule = new NavigationRule(); > NavigationCase navCase = new NavigationCase(); > navCase.setFromOutcome(fromOutcome); > navCase.setToViewId(contentPath); > > RuntimeConfig.getCurrentInstance > (externalContext).addNavigationRule(navRule); > > Regards, > > Bruno > > 2005/6/1, Klug, Boris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > Hi! > > > > I have a question regarding navigation rules. We use MyFaces with Tiles - > > it > > works fine so far. Our application looks up objects in a database and the > > JSF > > part is a kind of browser for these objects. > > For some objects (e.g. an order) we want to have special pages > > (templates), for > > all others a generic template shows the fields of the object. > > The way it should work is that we lookup the class name of an object (e.g. > > Order) and than lookup if there is an navigation rule with a name > > containing > > the class name (e.g. temp_order). > > > > So the first question is: Is there a way to lookup the given (static) > > navigation > > rules? > > > > The second question is: Is there a way to dynamicly add navigation rules > > to JSF > > (and Tiles?) from Java? I think about implementing the pages for special > > object > > as a kind of plug ins. > > > > Thanks for your help in advance! > > > > -- > > Boris Klug
