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Posted to user@shale.apache.org by Jonathan Smith <sm...@hotmail.com> on 2006/11/14 18:00:00 UTC

usecase example logon dialog

in usecases.jsp where does the #{logon$dialog.enter} come from. Is that a 
managed bean method or is that something that lets you enter the dialog 
automatically. If if is declared in a managed bean please let me know which 
one and where in the faces-config that bean is declared.

thank you
Jon Smith

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Re: usecase example logon dialog

Posted by Jonathan Smith <sm...@hotmail.com>.
Sorry for what i think is a dumb question I just can get this to work. so i 
am tryng to use a dialog to navigate throught some webpages.

here is the dialog.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<!DOCTYPE dialogs PUBLIC
  "-//Apache Software Foundation//DTD Shale Dialog Configuration 1.0//EN"
  "http://shale.apache.org/dtds/dialog-config_1_0.dtd">
<dialogs>




  <dialog                name="ContactManager"
                        start="Manage">

    <action 			name="Manage"
    					method="manager.managecontacts">

      <transition 		outcome="managecontacts"
      					target="contactmanager">
      </transition>

    </action>




    <view  				name="contactmanager"
    					viewId="/jsp/manager/contacts/manageContacts.jsp">

    	<transition 	outcome="add"
    					 target="addContact">
    	</transition>

    	<transition 	outcome="search"
    					 target="searchContact">
    	</transition>

    </view>

    <view 				name="addContact"
    				  viewId="/addContact.jsp" >

    	<transition 	outcome="addcontact"
    					 target="MVPManager">
    	</transition>
    </view>

    <end                 name="Exit"
                       viewId="/manager.jsp"/>

  </dialog>



</dialogs>

here is the button that calls it.

<h:form>
		<h:commandButton  styleClass="managerboxbutton" style="margin-top:5%;"
		 	value="Contacts" action="dialog:ContactManager" >
		</h:commandButton>
		<h:commandButton  styleClass="managerboxbutton"  value="Contracts"  >
		</h:commandButton>
		<h:commandButton  styleClass="managerboxbutton"  value="Projects" 
action="managecontacts" >
		</h:commandButton>
	</h:form>

and all my managecontacts method does is return a string of managecontacts 
so what am i doing wrong? I am new to shale so this is probably something 
simple.

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Re: usecase example logon dialog

Posted by Craig McClanahan <cr...@apache.org>.
On 11/14/06, Jonathan Smith <sm...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> in usecases.jsp where does the #{logon$dialog.enter} come from. Is that a
> managed bean method or is that something that lets you enter the dialog
> automatically. If if is declared in a managed bean please let me know
> which
> one and where in the faces-config that bean is declared.


How recent is the version of Shale you are looking at?  In the current
sources, there is a managed bean named "profile$logon".  IIRC, in the very
early days we used the Spring integration to create one of these beans, so
check in "WEB-INF/applicationContext.xml" as well.

thank you
> Jon Smith


Craig


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SV: usecase example logon dialog

Posted by Hermod Opstvedt <he...@opstvedt.com>.
Hi

If ypu look in faces-config.xml you will find tke declaration of
logon$dialog. Then you can look for the "enter" method in that bean.

Hermod

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in usecases.jsp where does the #{logon$dialog.enter} come from. Is that a 
managed bean method or is that something that lets you enter the dialog 
automatically. If if is declared in a managed bean please let me know which 
one and where in the faces-config that bean is declared.

thank you
Jon Smith

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