Looks good, but it is GPL. That means that we can't ship it with Wicket.

Any other options?

Eelco


Jan Mikkelsen wrote:

Hi Eelco and Frank
I don't that would work for me, as the tree does not support checkboxes,
does it?
I'm looking at dhtmlxTree (http://scbr.com/docs/products/dhtmlxTree/)
which does support checkboxes. It is free in the standard edition, and
it looks pretty good. Initialisation is a lot like the Qooxdoo tree.
I'm not sure yet, but I might build a very simple component this week,
because I may need it. I've done the same in Struts and I'm sure its
easier in Wicket. Or maybe we should make this a cooperative effort,
Frank? ;)

Jan

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Eelco
Hillenius
Sent: 19. juli 2005 17:24
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Wicket-user] javascript tree-component

We can start anew :)

Basically, we can conclude that Tree works basically, but that it is not

very usefull for embedding in forms yet. To be usefull, it has to be a Javascript tree, that doesn't do roundtrips all the time. Actually, it would be perfect if it is ajax enabled too, so that you generate roundtrips when you select a node without having to update your whole form/ page.

With 1.1/ HEAD, we can now create such javascript enabled components (no

ajax yet, though we're working on that too). The only thing left to do now is to actually build the basterd.

I wouldn't like to build a javascript/ DHTML tree from scratch, but rather reuse a good one. From the trees I found, I like the Qooxdoo tree

(http://qooxdoo.sourceforge.net/build/public/test/user/Tree_1.html)
best.

On the Java side of things, we need to have another tree class (either extending from Tree or from AbstractTree), which contributes any javascript/ css references to the header, and which writes out the initialization code nescesary for the tree. Which in the case of the Qooxdoo tree looks like:

     root = t;
     var te1 = new QxTreeFolder("Desktop", "icons/16/desktop.png",
"icons/16/desktop.png");
     t.add(te1);
     desktop = te1;
     var te1_1 = new QxTreeFolder("Eigene Dateien");
     var te1_2 = new QxTreeFolder("Arbeitsplatz");
     var te1_3 = new QxTreeFolder("Netzwerkumgebung");
     var te1_4 = new QxTreeFolder("Papierkorb");
     te1.add(te1_1, te1_2, te1_3, te1_4);
     var te1_2_1 = new QxTreeFile("Windows (C:)",
"icons/16/blockdevice.png");
     var te1_2_2 = new QxTreeFile("Dokumente (D:)",
"icons/16/blockdevice.png");


Any people having experience with DHTML tree's? Would Qooxdoo be a good choice?

Regards,

Eelco


frank bengtsson wrote:

Hello,

I cant find the thread[nodepanel] were we discussing javasctipt
implementation
of the tree component ??

/Frank






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