Trinidad Dialog Framework - Partial Page Rendering

[Jochen Traunecker <ma...@yahoo.com>]

Hello everybody - is there some more detailed information around describing Partial Page Rendering and it's concepts?

I just found http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/Partial-page_rendering 

I'm currently playing around with <tr:panelPage> <tr:panelHorizontalLayout> <tr:switcher> <tr:panelTabbed> nested in some complex scenario and have no clue about which component is a naming-container, which component gets updated by itself without updating / refreshing some other components in the component tree.

So any link is welcome helping to understand partial page rendering and in which situation it is necessary to register a partialTrigger.

Maybe someone is running in the same problem with dialogs and tables (trees?), this might be a hint:

For instance there is a table with some command button, who's action needs to be confirmed by some confirm dialog. The returnListener updates the table model. I had to register the command button id as partialTrigger of the table to have the latest state of the underlying table model presented to the user; without the indirection of launching a confirm dialog (just calling some action / actionListener), the table always got updated without any partialTriggers registered. 

<tr:table value="#{backing.treemodel} id="mytable" partialTriggers="mytable:mycommandbutton">
  <!-- table stuff, like columns, etc. -->
  <f:facet name="footer">
      <tr:commandButton id="mycommandbutton" text="dosomething" windowWidth="300" windowHeight="200" useWindow="true" action="dialog:confirm" launchListener="#{backing.prepareLaunch}" returnListener="#{backing:doneConfirm}"
  </f:facet>

</table>


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Greetings Jochen




		
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