Oh my God.. its so easy ...  >_<

public class UserEdit extends Panel {

        /**
         * @param id
         * @param model
         */
        
        public UserEdit(String id, CompoundPropertyModel<User> _model) {
                super(id, _model);
        
                this.add(new TextField("lastname", _model.bind("lastName")));
                this.add(new TextField("firstname",  _model.bind("firstName")) 
);
                this.add(new TextField("department",  
_model.bind("department")) );     
                
        }

}

and in ModalWindow.show
public void show(final AjaxRequestTarget target, IModel<T> model)
{
                if (shown == false)
                {
                        getContent().setVisible(true);
                        getContent().setDefaultModelObject(model.getObject()); 
//<- magic line
                        target.addComponent(this);
                        target.appendJavascript(getWindowOpenJavascript());
                        shown = true;
                }
}


Damn!





MattyDE wrote:
> 
> Ohkay.. i've found a solution.. but i thinks not simple.. or "wicket"-like
> i think... but its the only way to pass the new model to the "known"
> propertyModel =/
> 
> now iam doing this in UserEdit.java
> 
> @Override
>       protected void onModelChanged() {               
>               final IModel<User> _model = (IModel<User>) 
> this.getDefaultModel();
>               
>               visitChildren(new IVisitor<Component>() {
> 
>                       @Override
>                       public Object component(Component component) {
>                               PropertyModel<User> cpm =
> ((PropertyModel<User>)component.getDefaultModel());
>                               PropertyModel<User> newCpm = new
> PropertyModel<User>(_model.getObject(), cpm.getPropertyExpression());
>                               //cpm.setObject(_model.getObject());
>                               component.setDefaultModel(newCpm);
>                               
>                               
>                               component.modelChanging();                      
>         
>                               
>                               return component;
>                       }
>               });
>               
>       }
> 
> its to dirty i think.. or isn't it?
> 
> 
> Thanks for any Help in Advance!
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Martin U wrote:
>> 
>> Its not easy to find the right topic, but i will try to explain my
>> problem
>> as best as i can.
>> 
>> I want to display an user-detail View (User is an BusinessObject in my
>> Application) inside a specific Modal window.
>> 
>> 
>> So at the rendering of the Site i place an "empty" or dummy UserObject
>> inside my UserEdit-Panel and later if the user choose one specific user
>> from
>> a Table i want to replace this dummy-Model with the clicked-User-Model.
>> 
>> public class UserEdit extends Panel {
>> 
>>     /**
>>      * @param id
>>      * @param model
>>      */
>> 
>>     private IModel<User> model;
>>     CompoundPropertyModel<User> cpm;
>> 
>>     public UserEdit(String id, IModel<User> _model) {
>>         super(id, _model);
>> 
>>         this.model = _model;
>> 
>>         init();
>>     }
>> 
>>     private void init(){
>> 
>>         cpm = new
>> CompoundPropertyModel<User>(this.getDefaultModelObject());
>> 
>>         this.add(new TextField("lastname",  cpm.bind("lastName")) );
>>     }
>> }
>> 
>> I dont know if its the right choice to  use a cpm ... but i think its the
>> proper way right?
>> 
>> The UserEdit is the "content" of my ModalWindow implementation so i bore
>> up
>> the "show" method with a new Model-Parameter to delegate them to the
>> Inside
>> Content...
>> 
>> (inside ModelOverlay.class)
>> 
>> public void show(final AjaxRequestTarget target, IModel<T> model)
>> {
>>         if (shown == false)
>>         {
>>             getContent().setVisible(true);
>>             getContent().setDefaultModel(model);  // <- my new Line ;o)
>>             target.addComponent(this);
>>             target.appendJavascript(getWindowOpenJavascript());
>>             shown = true;
>>         }
>> }
>> 
>> The Model inside "UserEdit" is changed. But how can i archieve that the
>> lastname-Textfield now displays the Value of getLastName() from the new,
>> submitted Model?
>> In my opinion i tried everything... tried to override the
>> "onModelChange"-Event and tryed to set the new Model with an Visitor of
>> every childfield... but than i
>> lost my "expression" from the CPM and only
>> pages.adminuserpage$u...@17eea10is shown inside the Textfield.
>> 
>> Thanks for any help. Am i totally lost.. or am i on the right way and few
>> steps before the solution?
>> 
>> I hope you understand my problem... if not so tell me and i will try to
>> explain it in another way or even better...
>> 
>> 
>> Apologise my english, its not my mothers tongue!
>> 
>> - Martin
>> 
>> 
> 
> 

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