-----Original Message----- What about your suggestions? Would you be interested in mentoring?
-----/Original Message----- How about writing a component or enhance datatable to do this: (earlier mail in the user-list): -----cited----- Hi All, I find it very surprising that all the JSF Datamodels use the concept of data for each row yet in the JSP page, one specifies each column individually, so one needs to know how many columns are there in each data row. How can I create a reporting template (Like a reporting framework for different database tables) where the number of columns are not known in advance? How do I go about generating the information and then render it? Since the <c:for> tags do not work inside of the datatable, this seems even more difficult than it should be. Otherwise it would have been easy to do Could I use Scriplets for looping? Do they work inside of <h:dataTable>? If I know that of all the tables in my application, I will have maximum 50 columns, I can go set a column count flag in my backing bean and any column count > Column_count in model has a rendered="false", but that is not a good solution. Or is it one? How else could I create a dynamic table with number of columns unknown at design time? Any suggestions? Thanks, Avaneesh -----/cited----- or: (just to counter the current Javascript-frenzy) Verify that ALL myfaces-components honour the "ALLOW_JAVASCRIPT" configuration option and implement solutions for the "bad-behaving" components. regards Alexander
