Peter Svensson wrote:
Well either you could use two tables, or you could have a third method mix
the two.
Don't you just want to have one or two of the columns in the first table
show something from the other list?
The way I would do that is to just add a property for the Post object that
refers to a specific Person object.
Then you could add a couple of columns in your columns="" binding that
actually refers to properties in person, like;
columns="columns="listOfPosts:Title:title, personName:Name:myPerson.name"
where you add in Post.java;
Person myPerson;
public Person getMyPerson()
{
return myPerson;
}
anbd of course you have a getName() method on person. Would that work??
Cheers,
PS
On 3/8/06, Nima Boustanian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey all
How do I output data from multiple sources into one contrib:Table?
What I do at the moment is:
<table jwcid="[EMAIL PROTECTED]:Table"
id="conversationsPlaceHolder" source="ognl:posts"
columns="listOfPosts:Title:title,
listOfPosts:Created:createdDate"
class="postTable" cellpadding="2"
cellspacing="2" width="100%">
Where the data source for source="ognl:posts" is
public List getPosts() {
return getPostManager().getPosts();
}
The above example works fine, but what if I have another method which
returns
public List getPerson() {
return
getPersonManager().getPersons();
}
How can I use both sources in one table? If this isn't possible, are
there any other components that should be used instead?
Thanks!
Btw - if there are other newbies out there interested in Tapestry
components, check out this site I stumbled across recently,
it can come in handy: http://xdoclet.codehaus.org/TapestryTags
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Hmm.. not quite sure if I follow you Peter, what I have now is:
public abstract class ConversationsPlaceHolder extends BaseComponent {
@InjectObject("spring:tagManager")
public abstract TagManager getTagManager();
@InjectObject("spring:postManager")
public abstract PostManager getPostManager();
public List getPostTags() {
return getTagManager().getTags();
}
public List getPosts() {
return getPostManager().getPosts();
}
Both methods are in the same class... are you saying that I should have
a third method which mixes getPostTags and getPosts?
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