Hi
since it's java development, the only limit are your mind (now all your
ruby guys dont hit me).. As you write yourself just create a
choicerenderer, then choicerenderer itself can decide howto display data..
And yes if you chain stuff and implement your own model etc you can do
it all your own way..
jensiator wrote:
Hi.
I have a form model containing a idKey that is supposed to be selected from
a dropdownchoice. Does anyone know if its possible have a complex data type
in the dropdownchoice when the model is only a idKey? The dropdownchoice
wants to set the complex data type in the form model.
For example in a dropdownconstructor:
public MyDropDown(String pId,PropertyModel<UUID> pModel){
super(pId,new LoadableDetachableModel<MyClass>(){
protected List<MyClass> load()
{
return requestClasses();
}
})
setChoiceRenderer(new ChoiceRenderer<Myclass>("displayName", "idKey"));
would It be possible to link the pModel in another model (SpecialModel) to
accomplish this? Like: setModel(new SpecialModel(pModel));
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Nino Martinez Wael
Java Specialist @ Jayway DK
http://www.jayway.dk
+45 2936 7684
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