I have dropdowns that are filled with domain objects, and sometimes the
objects are not equivalent literally, but should be treated as such. I
created a subclass of the DropDownChoice...
class RelaxedComparisonDropDown extends DropDownChoice
{ ...constructor...
@Override
protected IModelComparator getModelComparator(){
return new IModelComparator() {
public boolean compare(Component arg0, Object arg1){
DomainMember member =
(DomainMember)arg0.getModelObject();
DomainMember member1 = (DomainMember)arg1;
return member.getIdent().equals(member1.getIdent());
} }; } }
I then use this object in place of the drop down choice on my page. This
doesn't work. However, what's more puzzling is that when I test that page
it works just fine. As a final test I placed a system.out in the compare
function. The s.out gets called when running the test but not when the
application is deployed on my local server.
Very very odd. I'm pretty much baffled, I hope someone can guide me in the
right direction.
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