Hi all,
whats the meaning of generic T on DataTables vs T of IColumn and T of
ICellPopulator?
As I understand its the type of object shown by the table rows.
Reading the javadoc of AbstractColumn it says T (if I understand
correct), its the type of object shown by the cell itself.
But DataTable and its internal list of columns are bound together.
T of both must be the same...
I tried to implement something like this, and here I get problems.
List<IColumn<Person, Void>> cols = new ArrayList<>();
cols.add(new PropertyColumn<Person, Void>(Model.of("Name"), "name"));
(compiler error)
cols.add(new LocationColumn("location"));
(compiler error)
new DataTable<Person, Void>("id", cols, new ListDataProvider<Person>(), 50);
public class LocationColumn extends PropertyColumn<Location>{
public LocationColumn(String expressionToLocation){
super(Model.of("Location"), expressionToLocation);
}
@Override
public void populateItem(Item<ICellPopulator<Location>> cellItem,
String componentId, IModel<Location> rowModel) {
cellItem.add(new Label(componentId, new LocationFormatModel(rowModel,
Model.of(Session.get().getLocale()))));
}
}
Also the Generic of ICellPopulator is bound to T of column.
I always thought it could be possible to implement sub-class columns to
allow special renderings of table-cells.
But how can I achieve this, if also ICellPopulator is bound to T of the
rowModel?
kind regards
Patrick
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