Hi there

within ULC we often used the panel api to call some methods with the rdc logic. Means after pressing a button to save data the save event was triggered. In the logic of this save process we called a method on the panel (for example validate some data).

Within JSF there is no longer a panel api available - but maybe you could give us a hint to solve this issue?

Thanks for the fish, Sven

asked 13.06.2014 at 10:03

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I don't know the panel API but if you need any feedback, a.e. validation by the bean you can use messages.

(13.06.2014 at 13:08) Daniel Oechslin Daniel%20Oechslin's gravatar image

It is possible to pass a callable-method reference (of a process) to an ivy component dialog. The component can then call this process method (from the parent dialog) at any time.

There is a demonstration of this feature in the HtmlDialogDemos project, which is bundled with the Designer in the applications/samples folder. Check out the implementation of the ch.ivyteam.htmldialog.demo.component.MethodCallbackDialog and its child ch.ivyteam.htmldialog.demo.component.DetailListComponent

So to be clear you can not call logic of another process within a component process directly. But the component view can interact which logic from a parent process. Maybe you could simulate the call from the composite process to the parent process by using the Request Context to fire a hidden view effent that will trigger the parent process.

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answered 20.06.2014 at 14:12

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