Okay! I think your first suggestion (i.e. Using Ajax) is the way forward. As
I mentioned in my original post, the script.aculo.us documentation
(http://wiki.script.aculo.us/scriptaculous/show/Sortable.serialize) mentions
that the final list can be "serialized" and then used to submit (HTTP POST)
t
You can get your information back to your application from the client
in two ways:
1. Using Ajax - maybe use DWR or Prototype to call an Action/Manager
and persist the value.
2. Put the value in a hidden field. When you submit the form, you can
grab the value of the hidden field in your Action an
Jeez, I'm grateful for your fast reply, but am confused. Perhaps I should
restate the issue briefly.
I retrieve an ordered list from the database that I can easily display on
screen. No problems displaying the list in correct order. With a little
script.aculo.us magic, I can move the elements ar
Yes, there's two things - one is persisting the order, the 2nd is
using that persisted value to arrange the values on the UI. Maybe you
can re-arrange the elements in your action before displaying them?
Matt
On 8/29/07, JBlythe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Matt!!
>
> Thanks for the prompt reply
Matt!!
Thanks for the prompt reply. AppFuse totally rocks. You're my hero. Many
thanks for the great work. =^D =)
I haven't tried your suggestion, but... how would a hidden field return the
"edit" made by rearranging a set of values in an on-screen list? I can see
that the ordering might be pres
Have you tried putting the value in a hidden field? There's a
createFormElement method you can use to create a hidden field
on-the-fly. For example:
createFormElement("input", "hidden", "encryptPass", "encryptPass",
"true", passwordField.form);
Matt
On
Hey Folks:
I have a question regarding AppFuse, script.aculo.us, and AJAX.
script.aculo.us includes a REALLY useful and slick feature of
"Sortable" lists,
that allow users to drag and drop items around the screen, arranging the
items
as they like. (See demo
http://wiki.script.aculo.us/script
forgot to add, i also have to take the non-nullable constraint off my
@ManyToOne(s). which is probably redundant anyway, i guess all that
mappedBy attribute does is enforce non-nullability on the specified field.
???
p7k wrote:
>
> pardon the n00biness,
>
> i think i have a need to map thi
pardon the n00biness,
i think i have a need to map this object model with hibernate.
i tried to make both relationships {Project-Solution} and {Solution-Route}
bidirectional by using the following annotations, however it fails:
class Project {
@OneToMany(targetEntity = Solution.class, mapped
pardon the n00biness,
i think i have a need to map this object model with hibernate.
i tried to make both relationships {Project-Solution} and {Solution-Route}
bidirectional by using the following annotations, however it fails:
class Project {
@OneToMany(targetEntity = Solution.class, mapped
Do you have JasperReports listed as a dependency in your pom.xml?
Matt
On 8/29/07, Jesfre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I All. Y have problems with jasperreports compilation when maven try to
> compile .jrxml files.
> When I compile the .jrxml file with iReport software, this is successful.
> Wh
I All. Y have problems with jasperreports compilation when maven try to
compile .jrxml files.
When I compile the .jrxml file with iReport software, this is successful.
Why?
There is the error list:
Error compiling report design :
D:\develop\workpace\inventario\src\main\jasperreports\saleBetween
You might try running "mvn -U".
Matt
On 8/29/07, jar77 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> New to maven and appfuse. Recieve the following error when following the
> quickstart. Any ideas? Worked fine the other day..
>
> Thanks for help
>
> mvn archetype:create -DarchetypeGroupId=org.appfuse -Darch
New to maven and appfuse. Recieve the following error when following the
quickstart. Any ideas? Worked fine the other day..
Thanks for help
mvn archetype:create -DarchetypeGroupId=org.appfuse -DarchetypeA
rtifactId=appfuse-basic-jsf
-DremoteRepositories=http://static.appfuse.org/repos
itory -
Got it. :jumping: It seems my lack of understanding of the wiring model had
me.
In case other people have problems getting it to work I'll post my way to
get it to work.
1. Read the documentation
2. Re-read it
The problem was that the JSP code needs you to implement the TODO: part(that
I missed
Hi All ,
I am using appfuse with eclipse and intelli j IDE .
Here are the steps.
Eclipse IDE
1. When we configure appfuse source code in eclipse at that time we ll
get the compilation error to resolve that right click on project ->
configure build path -> add jar files.
2. Right click
Hi All,
got a question about this. Weblog.java defines a list of Users where
Weblog.username = User.username. how would I define the same
relationship where instead of username, Weblog had a different field
name like username_key so it would be Weblog.username_key = User.username?
Also, h
Have you tried turning off foreign key constraints when running DbUnit?
http://raibledesigns.com/rd/entry/dbunit_tip_turn_off_foreign
Matt
On 8/29/07, dylan schleppe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Julien,
> wish I had an answer for you but I run into this at times. The problem for
> me seems to b
Julien,
wish I had an answer for you but I run into this at times. The problem for
me seems to be xdoclet not putting the ON DELETE CASCADE statements in the
create tables statements.
I'd love to hear if anyone else has gotten this to work with mysql. I'm
using mysql 5.x and all the tables are in
Hi,
I've got a problem using dbunit. I have a class "Element" which have an
collection of "Element" and etc... So when dbunit wants to delete
content before insert it makes an error :
Embedded error:
com.mysql.jdbc.exceptions.MySQLIntegrityConstraintViolationException:
Cannot delete or upd
i think i get the second one
will test and add a jira if needed
tibi
Matt Raible wrote:
On 8/28/07, tibi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
ok stupid me.
it was the version id which was not set correctly.
this was not set correctly because i forgot about the
candidate = candidateManager.save(cand
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