Hi Mike,
Thanks for your suggestion.
The problem got resolved by butting <f:verbatim><br></f:verbatim> between every
display of components inside <t:columns>
For example:
<t:columns value="#{pc_TestNewView.orderListData}" var="column">
<h:inputText value="#{row.orderNo}" rendered="#{row.orderNo eq
column.orderNo}"/>
<f:verbatim><br></f:verbatim>
<h:inputText value="#{row.productName}" rendered="#{row.orderNo eq
column.orderNo}"/>
<f:verbatim><br></f:verbatim>
<h:inputText value="#{row.price}" rendered="#{row.orderNo eq column.orderNo}"
/>
<f:verbatim><br></f:verbatim>
<h:inputText value="#{row.qty}" rendered="#{row.orderNo eq column.orderNo}"/>
</t:columns>
Thanks & Regards,
Arunagiri K
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Re: Clarification needed for Tomahawk
datatable tag
I'm not an expert, but I suspect this may just be due to newspaperColumns or
standard html wrapping. You might try looking at the raw html for the
generated table source for the 1,2, 3 item cases and see if there's some pattern
in there.
A couple of other things to try:
See what happens if you get rid of newspaperColumns (or use a constant value).
See what happens if you put your t:column data inside of an h:panelGrid
columns="1" component.
On Thu, Jan 5, 2012 at 7:37 AM, Arunagiri Kaliappan <
arunagiri.kaliap...@viterra.ca> wrote:
Hi,
Further to the below mail related to our application(JSF Portlet application),
following are the required details:
JSP file:
<t:dataTable id="data" styleClass="standardTable"
headerClass="standardTable_Header"
footerClass="standardTable_Header"
rowClasses="standardTable_Row1,standardTable_Row2"
columnClasses="standardTable_Column" var="row"
value="#{pc_TestNewView.orderListData}" preserveDataModel="false"
newspaperColumns="#{pc_TestNewView.orderListSize}">
<t:columns value="#{pc_TestNewView.orderListData}" var="column">
<h:inputText value="#{row.orderNo}" rendered="#{row.orderNo eq
column.orderNo}"/>
<h:inputText value="#{row.productName}" rendered="#{row.orderNo eq
column.orderNo}"/>
<h:inputText value="#{row.price}" rendered="#{row.orderNo eq column.orderNo}"
/>
<h:inputText value="#{row.qty}" rendered="#{row.orderNo eq column.orderNo}"/>
</t:columns>
</t:dataTable>
In the above JSP file, we are iterating the list of objects of type "Order" in
our example.
Java file (Backing bean):
private DataModel orderDataModel;
private static final ArrayList<Order> orderList = new ArrayList<Order>(Arrays.
asList(
new Order("A001", "Intel CPU", new BigDecimal("700.00"), new BigDecimal(1)),
new Order("A002", "Harddisk 10TB", new BigDecimal("500.00"), new BigDecimal
(2)),
new Order("A003", "Dell Laptop", new BigDecimal("11600.00"), new BigDecimal
(8)),
new Order("A004", "Samsung LCD", new BigDecimal("5200.00"), new BigDecimal
(3)),
new Order("A005", "A4Tech Mouse", new BigDecimal("100.00"), new BigDecimal
(10))));
public DataModel getOrderListData() {
if(null == orderDataModel) {
orderDataModel = new ListDataModel(getOrders());
}
return orderDataModel;
}
private List<Order> getOrders() {
return orderList;
}
public int getOrderListSize() {
return orderList.size();
}
Details:
In the above backing bean .java file, we have populated the listdatamodel with
the help of the arraylist(orderlist) as hardcoded above. Please note that we
have used 5 items in a list.
Also, we have tested with one, two and three items in a list. We have attached
the respective screenshots for your reference.
Please do the needful.
Thanks & Regards,
Arunagiri K
(See attached file: Data table with 1 list item.gif)(See attached file: Data
table with 2 list items.gif)(See attached file: Data table with 3 list
items.gif)(See attached file: Data table with 5 list items.gif)
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Re: Clarification needed
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Can you describe how the output is different when the number is greater than 3
and when the number is less than 4?
On Tue, Jan 3, 2012 at 9:01 AM, Arunagiri Kaliappan <
arunagiri.kaliap...@viterra.ca> wrote:
Hi,
In our project (Portal application with JSF 1.1) , we are in need of
showing the columns vertically and also the number of columns is dynamic
in nature.
We are using Apache MyFaces Tomahawk library for the above mentioned
requirement.
We have used <t:datatable> and <t:columns> tags. We have used the same
datamodel (list datamodel which is made up of ArrayList which in turn
contains objects) for both datatable and columns tags value attribute.
But, the columns are displayed correctly only when the number of columns
is 3 and above. For the columns below 3, the display is not proper.
Can you please suggest as how to proceed further?
Please do the needful.
Thanks & Regards,
Arunagiri K
Arunagiri Kaliappan
Chennai
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