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Posted to users@myfaces.apache.org by Csík Norbert <cs...@freemail.hu> on 2005/03/22 17:23:06 UTC
popup window
Hi!
I have a form with a combo box field (h:selectOneMenu), but the size of the component is too big: it contains houndreds of data. It's unusable.
I think a popup window is a good solution for my problem to chose the correct value, with a table in it, showing 10 rows at a time, having a paginator to paginate, and az input field to filter the table.
How can I make a popup window to satisfy this spec in JSF?
thnx
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Norbert Csík
Re: popup window
Posted by Martin Marinschek <ma...@gmail.com>.
You might try to use the existing popup-component and cram it with
JSF-components, but I doubt that it completely works; the
popup-component was not explicitly designed to deal with
input-components.
regards,
Martin
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 21:56:38 -0600, Aaron Bartell
<aa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The pop-up part is easy, I think more of what you are looking for is the
> ability to update a parent field from a child window. This isn't that
> hard to do with traditional java script, but I haven't seen actual JSF
> components that will complete the task for you. Though one could build
> functionality such that when the user picked a value from the pop up
> window and the window would then close and the back bean would have been
> updated, and if you can then refresh the parent window, that would be
> one solution.
>
> Client side would be the best though.
>
> Aaron Bartell
>
> Csík Norbert wrote:
>
> > Hi!
> >
> > I have a form with a combo box field (h:selectOneMenu), but the size
> > of the component is too big: it contains houndreds of data. It's
> > unusable.
> > I think a popup window is a good solution for my problem to chose the
> > correct value, with a table in it, showing 10 rows at a time, having a
> > paginator to paginate, and az input field to filter the table.
> >
> > How can I make a popup window to satisfy this spec in JSF?
> >
> > thnx
> >
>
Re: popup window
Posted by Aaron Bartell <aa...@gmail.com>.
The pop-up part is easy, I think more of what you are looking for is the
ability to update a parent field from a child window. This isn't that
hard to do with traditional java script, but I haven't seen actual JSF
components that will complete the task for you. Though one could build
functionality such that when the user picked a value from the pop up
window and the window would then close and the back bean would have been
updated, and if you can then refresh the parent window, that would be
one solution.
Client side would be the best though.
Aaron Bartell
Csík Norbert wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have a form with a combo box field (h:selectOneMenu), but the size
> of the component is too big: it contains houndreds of data. It's
> unusable.
> I think a popup window is a good solution for my problem to chose the
> correct value, with a table in it, showing 10 rows at a time, having a
> paginator to paginate, and az input field to filter the table.
>
> How can I make a popup window to satisfy this spec in JSF?
>
> thnx
>
Re: popup window
Posted by Martin Marinschek <ma...@gmail.com>.
yes, ADF is free to use but no open source!
regards,
Martin
On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 11:42:00 +0100, Csík Norbert <cs...@freemail.hu> wrote:
>
>
> Duncan Mills írta:
> > The Oracle ADF Faces component set has a facility to do this using a
> Is that stuff free to use?
>
> > specialized <from-outcome> in the navigation indicating that the target
> > view should be displayed in a modal dialog, and then you define an extra
> > listener to handle the passback. For those that are interested:
> > http://www.groundside.com/blog/content/DuncanMills/J2EE+Development/?permalink=F312D925D4CBBFA45E0D61CB2629C518.txt
>
> --
> Csík Norbert
>
Re: popup window
Posted by Csík Norbert <cs...@freemail.hu>.
Duncan Mills írta:
> The Oracle ADF Faces component set has a facility to do this using a
Is that stuff free to use?
> specialized <from-outcome> in the navigation indicating that the target
> view should be displayed in a modal dialog, and then you define an extra
> listener to handle the passback. For those that are interested:
> http://www.groundside.com/blog/content/DuncanMills/J2EE+Development/?permalink=F312D925D4CBBFA45E0D61CB2629C518.txt
--
Csík Norbert
Re: popup window
Posted by Csík Norbert <no...@csik.net>.
Duncan Mills írta:
> The Oracle ADF Faces component set has a facility to do this using a
Is that stuff free to use?
> specialized <from-outcome> in the navigation indicating that the target
> view should be displayed in a modal dialog, and then you define an extra
> listener to handle the passback. For those that are interested:
> http://www.groundside.com/blog/content/DuncanMills/J2EE+Development/?permalink=F312D925D4CBBFA45E0D61CB2629C518.txt
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Re: popup window
Posted by Duncan Mills <du...@oracle.com>.
The Oracle ADF Faces component set has a facility to do this using a
specialized <from-outcome> in the navigation indicating that the target
view should be displayed in a modal dialog, and then you define an extra
listener to handle the passback. For those that are interested:
http://www.groundside.com/blog/content/DuncanMills/J2EE+Development/?permalink=F312D925D4CBBFA45E0D61CB2629C518.txt
Csík Norbert wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have a form with a combo box field (h:selectOneMenu), but the size
> of the component is too big: it contains houndreds of data. It's
> unusable.
> I think a popup window is a good solution for my problem to chose the
> correct value, with a table in it, showing 10 rows at a time, having a
> paginator to paginate, and az input field to filter the table.
>
> How can I make a popup window to satisfy this spec in JSF?
>
> thnx
>
--
Regards
Duncan Mills
Senior Principal Product Manager
Oracle Application Development Tools
Duncan.Mills@oracle.com