Simon,
I am sorry that my post would cause inconvenience. I have posted this
question in both of the Forums as I didn't get any reply for my prevoious
questions when in 'MyFaces - Users' Forum. I would delete the one which I
posted in 'MyFaces - Dev' Forum.
Actually I am working on Trinidad, Oracle JDeveloper.
As you assumed tempCoreTable is not a componentBinding from the page.
I have two selectManyListBoxes. The requirement is that I need to construct
a dynamic page as follows:
panelGrid1
|
|__panelGrid
| |
| |__checkBox // checkBox ids will be stored in a static
List<CoreSelectBooleanCheckbox>
| |__inputText // These Components will be rendered dynamically
based on number of selected
| // values in first selectManyListbox
|__panelGrid
| |
| |__table // User will enter data in these tables. On
selection of checkbox and based
| // number of selected values in second
selectManyListbox, the number of rows will
|__panelGrid // be rendered in the table
| |
| |__checkBox
| |__inputText
|
|__panelGrid
|
|__table // User will enter data in these tables. On
selection of checkbox and based
// number of selected values in second
selectManyListbox, the number of rows will
// be rendered in the table
-------
| save | // Button
-------
I am getting a reference (of table) tempCoreTable by the following code:
for(int totalCheckboxCount = 0; totalCheckboxCount < chkboxlist.size();
totalCheckboxCount++) {
List panelGridChildren =
chkboxlist.get(totalCheckboxCount).getParent().getParent().getChildren();
HtmlPanelGrid tempHtmlPanelGrid =
(HtmlPanelGrid)panelGridChildren.get(childCount);
CoreTable tempCoreTable =
(CoreTable)tempHtmlPanelGrid.getChildren().get(0);
// Code in my previous post goes here.
}
"getSelectedRowKeys" is a method in <tr:table> component.
Thanks
Glen
Simon Kitching-4 wrote:
>
> Glen,
>
> Please do not post these sorts of question to the dev list. It belongs on
> the user list. And definitely do not post to both lists; most developers
> are also subscribed to the user list. Posting to both just annoys the
> people you are hoping will help you.
>
> In JSF, it is very rarely necessary to "fetch" data from the components. I
> presume that tempCoreTable is a componentBinding to the table component
> from the page. Using component bindings is ugly and should be used only
> when nothing else will work.
>
> Usually the best solution for this sort of problem is to modify the
> objects that the table is rendering. So the table is no longer passed a
> list of ServiceBean objects, but instead a list of ServiceBeanHandler
> objects. The ServiceBeanHandler can then hold the logic that handles
> updates for each row rather than using the loop below. The tempCoreTable
> binding variable can then be deleted.
>
> I don't know what this "getSelectedRowKeys" method is. There is no such
> method on a UIData object. Is this from Trinidad, or are you trying to
> write your own custom UIComponent or ???
>
> In the past I have implemented tables where a column holds a checkbox for
> each row that the user can click to select a row. I guess this is what you
> are doing. In this case, the ServiceBeanHolder class can add a boolean
> property to hold the selected/unselected state of that particular row,
> with the checkbox component just mapping to that property.
>
> Regards,
>
> Simon
>
> ---- Glen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:
>>
>> I have a problem with getting values of the inputText components from a
>> dynamically generated table. Table will have inputText components in
>> each
>> cell. The value entered by user should come to backing bean.
>>
>> The following is the code that shows how I am trying to get the values:
>>
>>
>> Iterator selectedRowKeys =
>> tempCoreTable.getSelectedRowKeys().iterator();
>> while(selectedRowKeys.hasNext()) {
>> ServiceBean tableRow =
>> (ServiceBean)tempCoreTable.getRowData(Integer.parseInt(selectedRowKeys.next().toString()));
>> System.out.println("Weight :: " + tableRow.getWeight());
>> System.out.println("Minimum Value :: " +
>> tableRow.getMinValue());
>> System.out.println("Id :: " + tableRow.getDataID());
>> System.out.println("Name :: " + tableRow.getName());
>> }
>>
>> ServiceBean is a simple Java Bean that contains set of properties weight,
>> minValue, dataId, name and their get-set methods. Also the rows in the
>> dynamically generated table are also of type ServiceBean.
>> Please help me to get out this problem.
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