Hi,
I'm trying out Trinidad / ADF Faces rewriting a small app previously done
with tomahawk. Is there an equivalent of t:updateActionListener?
I have a table where each row is produced as a link, when a user clicks the
link they are redirected to another page which holds more comprehensive
Fair enough,
Unfortunately, I am using the oracle implementation of ADF faces not the
trinidad incubation version... I guess I will have to set myself up some
beans with action listeners and get to the required parameters the old
fashioned way :o)
This leads me to another question regarding
Currently I'm using the oracle version of ADF but would like to know if
there are any serious issues to be aware of if I were to migrate to
Trinidad. Ideally it would be perfect if it were possible to simply switch
the ADF jars for Trinidad ones, - is this likely to be possible?
Have all
Ok fair enough, I wasn't sure if it was more to do with integrating the tag
libraries so they can be intermixed etc. I'll hunt out the trinidad list,
didnt realise there was a specific one for it.
Thanks
Marcus.
PS. I posted the other question before getting chance to read this, so it's
not
-repository/org/apache/myfaces/tomahawk/myfaces-example-simple/1.1.4-SNAPSHOT/
On 11/24/06, Marcus Bond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, provides a fair bit of info.
Are there are any projects for download so the java source in backing
beans
can be looked at?
From: Sudhakar Mekathotti [EMAIL
Hi,
Have been looking around the myFaces site trying to find some examples to
help out with using tomahawk features and saw a link to example apps for
tomahawk. On clicking it I ended up on the page where all the librarys are
but the only one with an example was Tobago. Can someone tell me
: Example jars
Date: Fri, 24 Nov 2006 14:47:25 +
Marcus,
You can see the examples at http://www.irian.at/training.jsf
On 11/24/06, Marcus Bond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Have been looking around the myFaces site trying to find some examples to
help out with using tomahawk features and saw
Your dataTable needs a value attribute which calls a method in a backing
bean that returns one of the supported collections holding 'rows' of data
(in this case a list of ObjectWithData instances). The dataTable will
iterate over all items in the list and reference the current row with the
var
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