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Posted to dev@myfaces.apache.org by Eric Fingal <fi...@summa-tech.com> on 2006/08/16 18:14:20 UTC

Overriding default NavigationHandlerImpl

I want to create a custom NavigationHandler that will look at where
navigation came from along with where it will go based on the default
behavior of looking in the faces configuration.  I see that in version 1.1.4
source code of NavigationHandlerImpl there is a protected method named
getNavigationCase().  This is just what I need to call in order to determine
where I would go if I left navigation up to the the default handler.
However, in version 1.1.3 this protected method is not available.  So.   Is
1.1.4 available yet?  Or could I copy the source code that figures out what
the next navigation case is and use it in my NavigationHandler?  I don't
like the idea of copying code, but I need the same functionality.

 

Any suggestions will be appreciated!

 

Eric


Re: Overriding default NavigationHandlerImpl

Posted by Mike Kienenberger <mk...@gmail.com>.
You can get a 1.1.4 release candidate at the following url or build it
from source.

http://people.apache.org/builds/myfaces/core-1.1.x/


On 8/16/06, Eric Fingal <fi...@summa-tech.com> wrote:
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> I want to create a custom NavigationHandler that will look at where
> navigation came from along with where it will go based on the default
> behavior of looking in the faces configuration.  I see that in version 1.1.4
> source code of NavigationHandlerImpl there is a protected method named
> getNavigationCase().  This is just what I need to call in order to determine
> where I would go if I left navigation up to the the default handler.
> However, in version 1.1.3 this protected method is not available.  So…   Is
> 1.1.4 available yet?  Or could I copy the source code that figures out what
> the next navigation case is and use it in my NavigationHandler?  I don't
> like the idea of copying code, but I need the same functionality.
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> Any suggestions will be appreciated!
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> Eric