I am a fan of OrderedRepeater as well (see on the users list the last few
entries on this thread:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=8999253&forum_id=42411
)
As you can see on a thread in the users list I am also a fan of the
OrderedRepeatingView. (Look at the last few messages at
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=8999253&forum_id=42411)
A removeAll() whithout item-reuse works for me with most lists (and lists
with FormComponents).
Why not introduce the concept of IItemReuseStrategy at the
OrderedRepeater level (should also be of interest at the Repeater
level, except the fact that in this case the index parameter will not
be usefull).
If you need item-reuse (alias optimizedItemRemoval) without an
IDataProvider than take a look at AbstractPagableView, which is a direct
subclass of OrderedRepeater. You could also implement it directly in the
internalOnBeginRequest of OrderedRepeatingView, but this means some
boiler-plate code.
Indeed, I would like to only use the "Ordered" aspect of the repeater
for Forms, not the Pageable (no interest with the current strategy
used for Forms submission/validation).
DataView handels item-reuse quite nicely and IMO it is the main reason for
its existence, because it is also quite easy to make OrderedRepeatingView
Pageable.
Just my 0,01€
Christian
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