How to get treeNodeKey @ rich:tree

[testvogel]

Hi,

I wanna use the clickTreeNodeHandle(treeNodeKey, treeNodeId) method but I don't know how to get the treeNodeKey.

For example I get a TreeHandle with

         richclient.getTreeHandle("adminNaviForm:groupTree", "groupNodeName", "JSFUnitTestGroup1")

Code for the tree:

         <rich:tree id="groupTree"
                value="#{groupTree.rootJobGroup}"
                var="node"
                eventsQueue="global"
                requestDelay="100"
                ignoreDupResponses="true"
                reRender="content,activity"
                nodeSelectListener="#{groupTree.selectionListener}"
                ajaxSubmitSelection="true"
                icon="/img/folder.png"
                iconLeaf="/img/folder_page_white.png"
                componentState="#{groupTree.treeState}">
                <rich:treeNode id="groupTreeNode" ignoreDupResponse="true">
                    <h:outputText id="groupNodeName" value="#{node.name}" title="#{node.name}"/>
                </rich:treeNode>
            </rich:tree>

So I think the treeNodeId is "groupTreeNode", but I don't know the treeNodeKey.

Regards,

Ole

[testvogel]

Hi,

I can get the nodeKey with

richclient.getTreeNodeByText("adminNaviForm:groupTree", "groupNodeName", "JSFUnitTestGroup1").getId();

Now I have the problem that the following method

richclient.clickTreeNodeHandle(richclient.getTreeNodeByText("adminNaviForm:groupTree", "groupNodeName", "JSFUnitTestGroup1").getId(), "groupTreeNode");

throws an exception:

No component ID was found for :adminNaviForm:groupTree:6::groupNodeName::groupTreeNode:handle

The problem is the leading ":"

Is this a bug in the richfaces client implementation or did I a mistake?

Regards,

Ole

[testvogel]

Hi,

I've also problems with a normal selection of a treeNode

getTreeNodeByText(".....") returns an HtmlElement with id adminNaviForm:groupTree:2::groupNodeName. That should be ok, but if I execute click I get an exception that von active event context was found.

Here my rich:tree

         <rich:tree id="groupTree"
                value="#{groupTree.rootJobGroup}"
                var="node"
                eventsQueue="global"
                requestDelay="100"
                ignoreDupResponses="true"
                reRender="content,activity"
                nodeSelectListener="#{groupTree.selectionListener}"
                ajaxSubmitSelection="true"
                icon="/img/folder.png"
                iconLeaf="/img/folder_page_white.png"
                componentState="#{groupTree.treeState}">
                <rich:treeNode id="groupTreeNode" ignoreDupResponse="true">
                    <h:outputText id="groupNodeName" value="#{node.name}" title="#{node.name}"/>
                </rich:treeNode>
            </rich:tree>

[testvogel]

So...

I've also traced all events with Firebug, but there is no more than

mousemove

mousedown

POST ....

mouseup

But this is not working in my tests. Any ideas???

     HtmlElement groupNode = richclient.getTreeNodeByText("adminNaviForm:groupTree",
                "groupNodeName", "Test");

groupNode.click();

edit: The problem is that the #{groupTree.selectionListener} is never called. Why??? The click on the node is ignored by jsfunit / htmlunit and I dont understand why :/

[ssilvert]

It's hard to say without a lot of analysis, but I can offer some tips for figuring it out.  One is to just make sure that groupNode is really the HTML node that is meant to be clicked.  You can output the declaration of that tag by just saying System.out.println(groupNode.toXML()).

Also, there is this bug if you (or some component) uses <a4j:queue>.  https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JSFUNIT-236

Stan

[testvogel]

Hi,

the HTML code:

<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="dr-tree-full-width rich-tree-node" id="adminNaviForm:groupTree:2::groupTreeNode">
  <tbody align="left">
    <tr id="adminNaviForm:groupTree:2::groupTreeNode:mainRow" onclick=" ">
      <td class="dr-tree-h-ic rich-tree-node-handleicon dr-tree-h-ic-line-last" id="adminNaviForm:groupTree:2::groupTreeNode:handles">
        <div>
          <img alt="" class="dr-tree-h-ic-img-md dr-tree-h-ic-img" id="adminNaviForm:groupTree:2::groupTreeNode:handle:img" src="/jontram/a4j/g/3_3_1.GAimages/spacer.gif"/>
          <input class="dr-tree-h-input" id="adminNaviForm:groupTree:2::groupTreeNodeNodeExpanded" name="adminNaviForm:groupTree:2::groupTreeNodeNodeExpanded" type="hidden" value="false"/>
        </div>
      </td>
      <td class="dr-tree-h-ic rich-tree-node-icon-leaf dr-tree-h-ic-line-clp" id="adminNaviForm:groupTree:2::groupTreeNode:icon" rich:ajaxselectedlistener="ajax_selected_listener_flag" rich:draggableoptions="{'parameters':{'dragSourceId':'adminNaviForm:groupTree:2::groupTreeNode','adminNaviForm:groupTree:2::groupTreeNode':'adminNaviForm:groupTree:2::groupTreeNode'} } " rich:dropzoneoptions="{} ">
        <img alt="" class="dr-tree-h-ic-img-md dr-tree-h-ic-img" src="/jontram/img/folder_page_white.png"/>
      </td>
      <td class="dr-tree-h-text rich-tree-node-text" id="adminNaviForm:groupTree:2::groupTreeNode:text" rich:highlightedclass="dr-tree-i-hl rich-tree-node-highlighted" rich:selectedclass="dr-tree-i-sel rich-tree-node-selected">
        <span id="adminNaviForm:groupTree:2::groupNodeName" title="Test">
          Test
        </span>
      </td>
    </tr>
  </tbody>
</table>

edit:

In the deployed application the tree is working fine and the node listener is called properly.

The

adminNaviForm:groupTree:2::groupNodeName

component has no active event context.

If I'm using h:commandLink instead of h:outputText the click is working properly but the application is broken. I only get redirected to an error page with many conversation errors. Any idea?

edit 2:

In my rendered html code I also see a javascript which should be executed:

<script type="text/javascript">
//<![CDATA[
(function() {
            var tree = new Tree("adminNaviForm:groupTree", "adminNaviForm:groupTree:input", "ajax",
                {
                    onselect: "", 
                    onexpand: "", 
                    oncollapse: "",
                    oncontextmenu: "" 
                },
                function(event) {
                    A4J.AJAX.Submit('bodyRegion','adminNaviForm',event,{'ignoreDupResponses':true,'similarityGroupingId':'adminNaviForm:groupTree','parameters':{'adminNaviForm:groupTree:selectedNode':event.selectedNode} ,'eventsQueue':'global','requestDelay':100,'actionUrl':'/jontram/pages/admin/jobs/job.group.seam'} ); return false;
                },
                {'showConnectingLines':true} 
            );
            tree.drop = function(event,drag){var options = {'ignoreDupResponses':true,'similarityGroupingId':'adminNaviForm:groupTree','parameters':{'adminNaviForm:groupTree':'adminNaviForm:groupTree'} ,'eventsQueue':'global','requestDelay':100,'actionUrl':'/jontram/pages/admin/jobs/job.group.seam'} ;options.parameters['dropTargetId'] = 'adminNaviForm:groupTree';Object.extend(options.parameters, drag.getParameters());var dzOptions = this.getDropzoneOptions(); if (dzOptions.ondrop) { if (!dzOptions.ondrop.call(this, event)) return; };A4J.AJAX.Submit('bodyRegion','adminNaviForm',event,options);};
        }());
//]]>
  </script>

Maybe someone has a hint why this javascript is never called. I think the A4J.AJAX.Submit(...) should be called to get my tree tests working.

edit3:

If I refresh the page the selectedNodeHandler will be called but this should not the solution why no event in the tests is calling the handler.

[testvogel]

Maybe someone has any debug hints?

[testvogel]

Hi all,

I've fixed the main bug. The problem is that something in HTMLUnit / JSFUnit always throw an RuntimeException like this:

ERROR [JavaScriptJobManagerImpl] Job run failed with unexpected RuntimeException: No active event context

but there is an active event context on this component. If I click on something in the tree (handler, node,...) I always get this exception.

The solution is to click on a node, go to any other view and then go back to the view with the tree (rejoin the conversation). This is working if I click on a node, but it's not working for the handler components.

I get the handler with

HtmlElement handler = richclient.getTreeHandle("adminNaviForm:groupTree", "groupTreeNode", parentGroup);

System.out.println(handler.isDisplayed());

System.out.println(handler.asXml());

isDisplayed returns true

asXml returns

09:39:34,923 INFO  [STDOUT] <a class="rich-tree-node-handle" href="#" id="adminNaviForm:groupTree:35::groupTreeNode:handle" onclick="var c = Tree.Item.findComponent(this); if (!c) return; c.fireExpansionEvent();;A4J.AJAX.Submit('bodyRegion','adminNaviForm',event,{'ignoreDupResponses':true,'similarityGroupingId':'adminNaviForm:groupTree:35::groupTreeNode','parameters':{'adminNaviForm:groupTree:35::groupTreeNodeNodeExpanded':'true','adminNaviForm:groupTree:35::groupTreeNodeAjaxExpanded':true} ,'eventsQueue':'global','requestDelay':100,'actionUrl':'/pages/admin/jobs/job.group.seam'} ); return false;">
  <img alt="" class="dr-tree-pointer-cursor dr-tree-h-ic-img-md dr-tree-h-ic-img rich-tree-node-handleicon-collapsed" id="adminNaviForm:groupTree:35::groupTreeNode:handle:img:collapsed" src="/jontram/a4j/g/3_3_1.GAorg.richfaces.renderkit.html.images.TreePlusImage/DATB/eAH7!!!!72fX3N3dASdTBoo_" style=";border:0"/>
  <img alt="" class="dr-tree-pointer-cursor dr-tree-h-ic-img-md dr-tree-h-ic-img rich-tree-node-handleicon-expanded" id="adminNaviForm:groupTree:35::groupTreeNode:handle:img:expanded" src="/jontram/a4j/g/3_3_1.GAorg.richfaces.renderkit.html.images.TreeMinusImage/DATB/eAH7!!!!72fX3N3dASdTBoo_" style="display: none;;border:0"/>
</a>

It looks fine

But now the problem is when I click on the handler something is happening. I know this because I have a ajax processing component on my view and check this, but the AjaxController does nothing The trick to rejoin the conversation doesnt work

Maybe a solution is to wait until the processing is finished (something like waitFor(!processing.isDisplayed()) - this would be the solution in selenium)

Any solution or hints?

greets,

ole