I have seen examples do the following inside webpages
<h:treenode>
<commandLink>
<h:outputText />
</h:commandLink>
</h:treenode>
Now I am wondering if this is possible in just java aswell.
Currently we are building a tree as:
HtmlTree tree = new HtmlTree();
tree.setValue(getData());
this.getChildren().add(tree);
getData builds TreeNodeImpl like:
TreeNodeImpl<Module> rootNode = new TreeNodeImpl<Module>();
Module rootModule = new Module("root", "hidden", "");
rootNode.setData(rootModule);
TreeNodeImpl<Module> testNode = new TreeNodeImpl<Module>();
Module test = new Module("module", "WORKSHOP", "");
testNode.setData(test);
rootNode.addChild(testNode.getData(), testNode);
return rootNode;
What I would like is that only my leafs will fire an event instead of everything when I use the nodeSelectedListener.
When I use TreeNodeImpl I run into the problem that I can't get it to fire an action to the actionListener that I set (a backingBean). And on top of that I can't manage to get a htmlOutputText pasted on it to make it look nice in our tree.
Has anyone tried to do this before? I could really use some help figuring out why I am not getting an event, and how to rectify that.
