Hello Denis,
Could you please tell me what the difference between using your way of
implementing SelectItems, the Custom Annotations way and simply using tomahawk
to implement SelectItems.
Cheers,
Yogesh
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Hello Denis,
I had declared getModel() in the interface.I could only get your code to
work by doing the following changes:
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| public MapString,Object model = new TreeMapString,Object();
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Do not call fillMaps(); in a getter. I think it will solve all of your problems.
Good place to call it in the factory method or like that.
Then, I think you misunderstand this line
model.put((Empty),-1); // Add EMPTY element if needed
It is EMPTY element. It is needed to
Hello Denis,
I am trying to get your example of implementing SelectItems without custom
annotations. I have included the the following code in my SFSB.
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| @Scope(ScopeType.SESSION)
| @Interceptors(SeamInterceptor.class)
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I guess you forgot to declare getter getModel()
in your CompanySearch interface.
public abstract MapString,Object getModel();
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http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=SelectItems
Just added. This one is interesting that it is direct usage without custom
annotations.
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Take a look at the Seam wiki. There are a couple third-party selectItems
DataBinders there. These will let you take a list returned from your DB and
use it within your JSF menu.
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