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I am a bit of track now. Plea
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I am a bit of track now. Please help me getting back. My question is
who finds the real last page? The
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I am a bit of track now. Please help me getting back. My question is
who finds the real last page? The one wh
2005 12:33 PM
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Right, but from a error-prevention point of view, if I
provided a user with a link to "next page" and he clicks on
it and sees the same page a second time, that
currentpage=page;
> > }
> >
> > This handles the out of bounds quietly instead of always throwing an
> > exception.
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> > -Igor
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I am a bit of track now. Please help me getting back. My
question is who finds the real last page? The one who calls
setCurrentPage() (the
navigator) or the one who implements setCurrentPag
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> I am a bit of track now. Please help me getting back. My
> question is who finds the real last page? The one who calls
> setCurrentPage() (the
> navigator) or the one who implements setCurre
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>> Alternatively we should make an PageableOrderedRepeatingView.
>>
>
> I want to wait for the
pageable. So
>>> something like irangepageable { getrowsperpage() setrowsperpage()
>>> getmaxrows() }But that's just me.
>>>
>>> Btw whats getmaxrows() is that getrowcount()?
>>>
>>> I don't see why the listview cannot have setrowsperpage
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> I
nyways which
defaults to showing everything until used.
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ults to showing everything until used.
-Igor
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> Oh yes you are right. I did not think of that the currentPage
> does not get listed anymore. Maybe change the
> IPagea
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>> Alternatively we should make an PageableOrderedRepeatingView.
>>
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> I want
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>> Alternatively we should make an PageableOrderedRepeatingView.
>>
>
> I want to wait for the
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>> Alternatively we should make an PageableOrderedRepeatingView.
>>
>
> I want to wait for the new navigation to be done so we
don't
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> >> Alternatively we should make an PageableOrderedRepeatingView.
> >>
> >
> > I want to wait for the new navigat
Alternatively we should make an PageableOrderedRepeatingView.
I want to wait for the new navigation to be done so we don't need to have
the regular - pageable pairs.
I am currently inclined to keep this difference.
Because now i have
IPageable
{
getCurrentPage();
setCurre
> You are right. A lot is still poiler-plate code. Why not make
> a component out of it with a method populateDataItem(DataItem
> di, int col, int row), which calls di with null when there
> are no Objects in the model anymore or has an additional
> method with populateEmptyDataItem(DataItem d
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I would disagree with everything except 1.
(2) wont work because cells might create different
hierarchies of compo
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Ok, I give up :(
I tried simplifying everything by creating a
GridDataView that is a
DataView that is exp
k you are trying to create a component that is very
> specific to
> > your needs as opposed to creating a more general one and
> adopting it.
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> > -Igor
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I just checked in a very small example on how to build a simple grid. It is
in no way complete as it is not a component and it misses some basic
functionality such as adding a to the last row
if there arent enough items in the dataprovider.
But what it does demonstrate is that it is VERY EASY to
I just checked in a very small example on how to build a simple grid. It is
in no way complete as it is not a component and it misses some basic
functionality such as adding a to the last row
if there arent enough items in the dataprovider.
But what it does demonstrate is that it is VERY EASY to
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Ok, I give up :(
I tried simplifying everything by creating a
GridDataView that i
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> I would disagree with everything except 1.
>
> (2) wont work because cells might create different
> hi
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> Ok, I give up :(
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> I tried simplifying ever
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> In fact the add() function in the dataview should pro
Ok, I give up :(
I tried simplifying everything by creating a GridDataView that is a
DataView that is explicitly aware of columns and rows but this is taking
up way too much of my time and I'm getting stuck way too often.
Some points:
1) We need a component which consists o
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> > In fact the add() function in the dataview should probably throw an
> > unsupported operation exception.
>
> Or just add to the
In fact the add() function in the dataview should probably throw an
unsupported
operation exception.
Or just add to the current data-item if present.
Christian
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e to the MyListView passed
> >>into the constructor. populateItem() will be passed a
> >>DataItem for both row and column.
> >>
> >> See what I mean? It's very flexible in that you can
> >>nested multiple layers but at the same time the overall state
>
gt; Igor Vaynberg
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> There is no magic in add(). imageRow.add(imageCell) wont work
> because it needs to be added to the
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> I've almost got my prototy
i
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I said I disliked the idea of outputting HTML
from Java code because this is very much like plain servlets
or JSP, both of which are noto
at you want.
Why don't you try it and tell us if it works.
-Igor
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> Where do I find the renderer Java class?
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> Gili
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> Igor Vaynberg wrote:
> > This would be re
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Ok, turns out that using DataView is no good :(
The markup contains
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> Ok, turns out that using DataView is no good :(
>
> The markup contains:
>
>
Ok, turns out that using DataView is no good :(
The markup contains:
cell data
and I only want to issue a "imageRow" once every X columns. The
problem, I just realized, is that the imageRow tag wraps a single
imag
Right, I think I prefer this method now. I think what is really missing
in the end is the documentation aspect, not Javadoc but a full-fledged
Wiki example for how to use it to produce rows and columns.
Time-allowing, I'll try posting something to that effect in the near future.
In respons
> The benefit of this approach is extra flexibility so it is
> possible to implement tables where the first row contains one
> cell (i.e. the title) then the next couple of rows contain
> four cells (adding up some items) and then the final row
> contains two cells ("total=", "some value"). Thi
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The current mechanism works, but it is not elegant. I
really don't und
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> The current mechanism works, but it is not elegant. I
> really don't understand what impedence mismatch you're
> talking about though. We take the flat list and
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Why can't we just do this?
cell
005 3:23 PM
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Looks bad :)
We should have external markup files (i.e. *.html)
instead of doing this the old servlet/JSP way of manually
writing out HTML.
Gili
Igor Vay
t; view.getResponse().write("");
> >>> }
> >>> beginCell(GridView view) {
> >>> view.getResponse().write("");
> >>> }
> >>> ...
> >>>}
> >>>
> >>>Mmm
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Looks bad :)
We should have external markup files (i.e. *.html)
instead of doing this the old servlet/JSP way of manual
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> Looks bad :)
>
>
an have an excelrenderer or a csvrenderer,
etc.. Almost like an exporter.
-Igor
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r,
etc.. Almost like an exporter.
-Igor
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How about this idea:
We have a gridview extends dataview. A gridview tak
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> Looks ok I think although I'm not too familiar with
> this whole concept of a seperate renderer. I'd have to try it
Looks ok I think although I'm not too familiar with this whole concept
of a seperate renderer. I'd have to try it to see what I think :)
Gili
How about this idea:
We have a gridview extends dataview. A gridview takes a render interface
that it uses to render the grid (instead of body markup
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> > I told you I didn't like it :) The whole process should
> be smoother,
> > why cant the internal view simply get the iterator from the
> external
&
taview you should use setfirstindex().
-Igor
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Are we e
I told you I didn't like it :) The whole process should be smoother, why
cant the internal view simply get the iterator from the external view and
use that. Why have a whole other wrapper/provider to implement.
What is this offset? When using pageddataview you should use the page number
to offs
ffset, when using a normal dataview you should use setfirstindex().
-Igor
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Are we even sure we want this functionality in the dataprovider? I
wrote that class to get people's reactions to the concept, but I don't
think I got any feedback. I'm not sure that's where the functionality
belongs, but you can't just subclass the whole heirarchy either.
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