*keepalive* :) My advisor is already laughing at me for my rudimentary results :-)
2009/6/29 Robin Müller-Bady <[email protected]> > Dear List, > > I´m student in Germany and actually working on a web chat client using > Apache MyFaces Trinidad for my bachelorthesis. I used the IBM JWL before, > but for performance reasons, we decided to switch to Trinidad. > My question is, whether it is possible to build contextMenus out of the > XMLMenuModel files. I want to show a menubar (like <tr:navigationPane > hint="bar">) an several sub-menus by clicking on one of the entries. My > sample xml-file looks like this: > > <menu xmlns="http://myfaces.apache.org/trinidad/menu";> > <itemNode id="chat" action="#{persons.doChat}" > icon="images/tools/chat.png" focusViewID="/test1.jsp" > label="Chat" /> > <itemNode id="delete" action="#{persons.doDelete}" > icon="images/tools/delete.png" focusViewID="/test1.jsp" > label="Delete"> > <itemNode id="delete1" action="#{persons.doDelete}" > icon="images/tools/delete.png" focusViewID="/test1.jsp" > label="Delete1" /> > </itemNode> > <itemNode id="block" action="#{persons.doBlock}" > icon="images/tools/block.png" focusViewID="/test1.jsp" > label="Block" /> > <itemNode id="info" action="#{persons.doFetchInfo}" > icon="images/tools/info.png" focusViewID="/test1.jsp" > label="Info" /> > </menu> > > > The menu hierarchy should be like this: > > Menu > - Chat > - Delete > - - Delete1 > - Block > - Info > > but there is the submenu "Delete1" missing. > > Menu > - Chat > - Delete > - Block > - Info > > My *.jsp integration of the menu looks like this: > > <tr:navigationPane var="foo" value="#{personMenu}" level="1" > hint="buttons"> > <f:facet name="nodeStamp"> > <tr:commandNavigationItem text="#{foo.label}" > partialSubmit="true" icon="#{foo.icon}" action="#{foo.doAction}" /> > </f:facet> > </tr:navigationPane> > > > The Entry in my faces-config.xml: > > <managed-bean> > <managed-bean-name>personMenu</managed-bean-name> > > <managed-bean-class>org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.model.XMLMenuModel</managed-bean-class> > <managed-bean-scope>request</managed-bean-scope> > <managed-property> > <property-name>source</property-name> > <value>/main.xml</value> > </managed-property> > </managed-bean> > > > I already found some examples in the www, but none of these worked > properly. Another problem is, that this web chat client runs on Websphere > Application Server 6.1, so I need to use the v1.0.10 of Trinidad for JSF > 1.1. > Thank you in advance for your help ! > > Kind regards, > > Robin Mueller-Bady >
