Tree2 node selection [again]

["R. Müller" <r....@unicomp-berlin.de>]

Hi group,

in my example i have tree2-component with selectable nodes through
nodeToggler-attribute.

<t:tree2 id="clientTree" value="#{foo.treeData}" var="node" 	 
varNodeToggler="t" binding="#{foo.uidata}" >
[...]

So far this works well.

 From another controll (commandButton) i want to edit the current 
selected node, so have to access the selected node.

But i'm wondering, if want to access the current selected node with 
UITreeData.getNode()-method, i always get 'null'.

The only way to get the selected node is during the select-action 
processing phase (calling a action method).

<f:facet name="folder">
<h:commandLink actionListener="#{t.setNodeSelected}"  >			 
<t:updateActionListener property="#{foo.selectedNode}" 				 
value="#{node.identifier}" />
[...]

//
//the only moment to get the selected noted from the uidata-component !
public void selectedNode(String id) {
    // ignoring the parameter	
    selectedNode = uitreedata.getNode();
}


After this the uitreedata.getNode() always returns 'null'.
IMHO this is a bug, because the selection-state is obviously saved 
somewhere (at least in the nodetoggler). And so the uidata should 
represent this.

By the way : how to access the nodetoggler ? There is no binding and no 
way to access this through the UITreeData-Component !?

regards

Ronald








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RE: Tree2 node selection [again]

[rahmoune patrick <js...@yahoo.fr>]

Hi, 
   
  Here is how I managed this issue. If I remember, it may has been already discussed here.
   
  Assuming you have a binding of your tree2 component in your managed bean,
   
  you can add an actionListener to the commandLink for each facet of your tree
   
  something like 
   
  <h:commandLink immediate="true" actionListener="#{yourBean.setNodeSelected}">
  ...
   
  in the setNodeSelected method
   
  public void setNodeSelected(javax.faces.event.ActionEvent ae)
  //just add 
  tree.setNodeSelected(ae);
   
  And now you should be able to retrieve the selected node
   
  using
   
  tree.getDataModel().getNode();
   
  Hope this help
   
  I welcome any better solution
   
  patrick
   
  
"R. Müller" <r....@unicomp-berlin.de> a écrit :
  Hi group,

in my example i have tree2-component with selectable nodes through
nodeToggler-attribute.

varNodeToggler="t" binding="#{foo.uidata}" >
[...]

So far this works well.

>From another controll (commandButton) i want to edit the current 
selected node, so have to access the selected node.

But i'm wondering, if want to access the current selected node with 
UITreeData.getNode()-method, i always get 'null'.

The only way to get the selected node is during the select-action 
processing phase (calling a action method).



value="#{node.identifier}" />
[...]

//
//the only moment to get the selected noted from the uidata-component !
public void selectedNode(String id) {
// ignoring the parameter 
selectedNode = uitreedata.getNode();
}


After this the uitreedata.getNode() always returns 'null'.
IMHO this is a bug, because the selection-state is obviously saved 
somewhere (at least in the nodetoggler). And so the uidata should 
represent this.

By the way : how to access the nodetoggler ? There is no binding and no 
way to access this through the UITreeData-Component !?

regards

Ronald








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