On 8/2/05, Sean Schofield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Craig, > > Thanks for the feedback. There is a slight twist to my usecase that I > don't think I mentioned. We have created a LookupDialog which takes a > 'start' and 'stop' attribute. It allows you to use a portion of > another dialog. I know there is <subdialog> but that is to cumbersome > when you have a dialog of 10 steps but then want to allow the user to > go back and change just one piece of information from one step. > > We also have a common set of buttons that we resuse through tiles. If > its a single step dialog we just have an OK and CANCEL button. If > there are multiples steps we have PREV NEXT and CANCEL. Whether or > not we show the NEXT button depends on if there is a "next" transition > available. To use your solution, there would be a next transition (it > would be an ActionState which checks for matches) but its not a > visible transition. > > Any thoughts on this wrinkle? Also, if you're interested I can show > you the code I added for LookupDialog. Even if you don't use it, you > might be interested to see how people are using Shale. >
Hmm ... it's definitely hard to picture what your after without the details, so it would be helpful to see the code. But there *is* a subtlety to Shale's dialog support that might or might not help ... you can reuse the same JSP page (and its backing bean) in more than one <dialog> if you want -- you do not *have* to resort to subdialogs for reuse. Does that help? > Regards, > > sean > Craig --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
