Let me give an example:
A user can add search values in a textbox Much like google.
Depending on the results of the search with the user values. I wat to show different pages (pagetype 1).
If there are no results, the user will get an 'advanced search' page with more explicit search options.
If the results is specific topic. The user will get specific page designed for this topic (pagetype 2).
Finally there is a default page, which show the search results (pagetype 3).
Hopefully this is more clear for you.
Paul
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new Form("search") {
protected void onSubmit() {
Result reslult = searcher.search(...) ;
if( result == null ) {
setResponsePage( AdvanceSearchPage.class) ;
} else if (result.getType() == Result.SPECIFIC ){
setResponsePage( pageSelector.getPageByTopic( result )) ;
} else {
setResponsePage( DefaultPage.class) ;
}
}
}
maybe you can incorporate all conditions into pageSelector.getPage(result) ;
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