dont know how useful an ordered repeating view would be for database
driven
lists since it doesnt refresh its children every request like dataview,
so
be careful there.
I have my own subclass:
MyORView extends OrdereredRepeatingView{
void internalOnBeginRequest(){
removeAll();
populate();
}
abstract populate();
WebMarkupContainer addContainer(IModel model){
WebMarkupContainer cont = new WebMarkupContainer(newChildId(),model);
add(cont);
return cont;
}
}
And than it is easy:
add(new MyORView("id"){
void populate(){
List<Product> list = _productsDAO.loadProducts();
for(Product prod:list){
Model model = new HibernateModel(prod,_hibernateDAO);
WebMarkupContainer cont = addContainer(new
CompoundPropertyModel(model));
cont.add(new Label("name"));
}
}
});
-Igor
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Christian Essl
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