On Sun, Feb 29, 2004 at 07:17:00AM -0600, Antonio Gallardo wrote: > What is the diference between TempRepeaterJXPathBinding and > SimpleRepeaterJXPathBinding?
>From memory: The TempRepeater is intended as a possible replacement for the SimpleRepeater. It keeps the ability to handle rows that do not have a unique id by wiping the rowset and then outputing all of the rows at once just like the SimpleRepeater, but is different in that it supports the wb:on-bind and wb:on-insert-row child elements that come from the regular repeater binding. The TempRepeater also introduces the concept of "virtual rows", where the selected row data is wrapped in its own context to make it easier to reference relative locations within it. This was added to support more flexible XML binding, but may be extendable to help with bean bindings as well. --Tim Larson
