Or use binding and create the facets and the components in them
programmatically, there are many examples on the web for creating
components this way.
On 7/7/06, Cosma Colanicchia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As Andrew said, you can always use a single node type (only one
facet), and inside of it apply your presentation logic looking at the
node properties.
Cosma
2006/7/7, sarma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hi,
> the facet are for "node types", not for "nodes .
> but i am getting date from databases and as per my requirements
> i have to set diffenent node types dynamically which i may not be
> declared in
> my jsp (predefine(
> when i click that node it has to go to some page.
> bu
> t what happen here is i have to declare all node types (pre define) in jsp
> like this
>
> in tree 2 we have to declare all nodes names in <facet> like this
> <f:facet name="person">
> in java code
> TreeNodeBase personNode = new TreeNodeBase("person", "Frank Foo", false);
>
> i want to declare my facets also in backing beans with nodestypes so
> that my tree will become dynamic
>
> is there any solutions
> please give some rough example .
>
> with regards
> shannu
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