I think that you didn't read carefully my first post. Maybe I give you
to little information. Here are some additional infos:
If I call my action by tr:commandButton everything works (navigation +
internal code execution). It doesn't work only in XMLMenuModel. Of
course I've setup my navigation in this way:
<navigation-rule>
<navigation-case>
<from-outcome>*service:workingTaskWizard*</from-outcome>
<to-view-id>/service/workingTaskWizard.*jspx*</to-view-id>
</navigation-case>
.
.
.
</navigation-rule>
I have more than 30 item nodes in my menu-model.xml, but all other are
hard-coded navigation strings:
for example:
<itemNode id="menu240" label="#{mnl.workingTasks}"
action="*service:workingTasks*"
focusViewId="/service/workingTasks.xhtml" />
If press this navigation button (it is in level 2) then it jumps to
desidered page, but invoking this action doesn't work. I know that I
should do it with actionListener, but I was lazy to create another
method, so I did for testing purpose put my code in this method to act
like navigation method, but it looks like something is wrong and I can't
figure what.
public String addNewWorkingTask(){
sessionBean.addNewWorkingTask();
return "*service:workingTaskWizard"; -- invoking in
tr:commandMenuItem act as where "return null;*"
}
The same odd thing I have with dialog framework. I call an dialog on
this way than it works:
<tr:commandButton action="dialog:popup" useWindow="true" /> ---> new
popup window is shown, but
<tr:commandButton action="PopupMB.showPopup" useWindow="true" /> -->
nothing is happening
public String showPopup(){
return "dialog:popup";
}
Of course for all other cases (navigation trough EL expression) it works
fine.
I don't know it this has something to do that I'm using following
configuration:
facelets 1.1.12
trinidad 1.0.3-core trunk
JSF RI 1.2
glassfish v2 b50
Regards
Luka
Gary Kind wrote:
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: [Fwd: Re: [Trinidad] XMLMenuModel bug]
Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2007 10:03:14 -0700
From: Jeanne Waldman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Gary Kind <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
References: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hey, don't tell me, tell the list. :)
Gary Kind wrote:
This is not a bug. The "action" attribute does not perform
navigation. The value, or the value returned by an EL expression, for
the action attribute must be a string that matches a navigation-case
from-outcome in your faces-config.xml. THAT is what does the navigation.
Actually, the XMLMenuModel, although it can work for Menus, was meant
for tabbed navigation. It really is a navigation model.
Here is what Luka has done:
> WorkingTaskAdmin:
>
> public String addNewWorkingTask(){
> sessionBean.addNewWorkingTask();
> return "*service:workingTaskWizard"; -- invoking in
> tr:commandMenuItem act as where "return null;*"
> }
>
> menu-model.xml:
>
> <itemNode id="menu241" label="#{mnl.newWorkingTask}"
> action="*#{WorkingTaskAdmin.addNewWorkingTask}*"
> focusViewId="/service/workingTaskWizard.xhtml" />
The string returned (in bold) is certainly NOT a navigation-case
from-outcome. Luka should have a navigation-case in his
faces-config.xml that resembles this:
<navigation-rule>
<navigation-case>
<from-outcome>goToWorkingWizard</from-outcome>
<to-view-id>/service/workingTaskWizard.*jspx*</to-view-id>
</navigation-case>
.
.
.
</navigation-rule>
His Bean should look like this:
WorkingTaskAdmin:
public String addNewWorkingTask()
{
sessionBean.addNewWorkingTask();
return "goToWorkingWizard";
}
and his menu-model.xml itemNode should look like this:
<itemNode id="menu241" label="#{mnl.newWorkingTask}"
action="#{WorkingTaskAdmin.addNewWorkingTask}"
focusViewId="/service/workingTaskWizard.*jspx*" />
Jeanne Waldman wrote:
FYI, in case you missed it.
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: [Trinidad] XMLMenuModel bug
Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2007 13:03:54 +0200
From: Luka Surija <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: MyFaces Discussion <[email protected]>
<mailto:[email protected]>
To: MyFaces Discussion <[email protected]>
<mailto:[email protected]>
References: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Actually nothing happens, I've found that Firebug is displaying this
error message:
validatorArray has no properties:
_multiValidate(form#j_id1 index.xhtml, "j_id5:0:j_id6", ["j_id28", 0,
undefined, 17 more...])Common1_0_3.js (line 5248)
_validateInline(form#j_id1 index.xhtml, "j_id5:0:j_id6", ["j_id28", 0,
undefined, 17 more...])Common1_0_3.js (line 4589)
_j_id1Validator(form#j_id1 index.xhtml, "j_id5:0:j_id6")index.xhtml
(line 245)
_validateForm(form#j_id1 index.xhtml, "j_id5:0:j_id6")Common1_0_3.js
(line 4508)
submitForm(form#j_id1 index.xhtml, 1, Object source=j_id5:0:j_id6,
undefined)Common1_0_3.js (line 4765)
onclick(click clientX=0, clientY=0)index.xhtml (line 1)
for(var j=0;j<validatorArray.length;j=j+1)
Luka Surija wrote:
> If found pretty dummy bug in XMLMenuModel.
>
> If I call an action method trough XMLMenuModel then the method is
> executed, but no navigation is executed.
>
>
> WorkingTaskAdmin:
>
> public String addNewWorkingTask(){
> sessionBean.addNewWorkingTask();
> return "service:workingTaskWizard"; -- invoking in
> tr:commandMenuItem act as where "return null;"
> }
>
> menu-model.xml:
>
> <itemNode id="menu241" label="#{mnl.newWorkingTask}"
> action="#{WorkingTaskAdmin.addNewWorkingTask}"
> focusViewId="/service/workingTaskWizard.xhtml" />
>
>
> but if i press this button then everything works as expected.
> <tr:commandButton text="#{msg.new_label}"
> action="#{WorkingTaskAdmin.addNewWorkingTask}" />
>
>
> I'm using trinidad 1.0.3-core trunk.
>
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Luka Šurija
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