3 Replies Latest reply on Jan 19, 2011 4:11 AM by ilya40umov

    dynamical rich tree

    franckoliver

      Does anybody know how to build a tree dynamically?  I tried it with the changeExpandListener on the rich tree component but it doesn t seem to work. I'm trying to get on the bean the id of the component  that should be expanded, retreive the childrens of the component and update the tree.

       

      here is the code snippet:

       

      <h:form>

              <rich:tree styleClass="mytree" style="width:300px" value="#{transport.data}" var="item" nodeFace="#{item.type}" switchType="ajax" ajaxSubmitSelection="true">

                  <rich:treeNode type="container" icon="/img/container-yellow.png" changeExpandListener="#{transport.containerExpand()}">

                      <h:commandLink value="#{item.name}"/>

                          <f:param name="containerID" value="#{item.id}"/>

                  </rich:treeNode>

                  <rich:treeNode type="pallet" icon="/img/icon_pallet.jpg" changeExpandListener="#{transport.palletExpand()}">

                      <h:commandLink value="#{item.name}" />

                          <f:param name="palletID" value="#{item.id}"/>

                  </rich:treeNode>

                  <rich:treeNode id="nodId" type="product" icon="/img/icon_paket.gif">

                      <h:commandLink value="#{item.name}" />

                  </rich:treeNode>

                  <h:outputText value="#{item.id}"/>

              </rich:tree>

          </h:form>

      ...............................................................................................................................................................................

       

      public void containerExpand() {

                  //FacesContext fc = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();

                  //Map<String,String> params = fc.getExternalContext().getRequestParameterMap();

       

                  Container container = new Container(containerID);   

                  addChildrenNodes(container);

          }

       

           public void addChildrenNodes(TreeNode node){ 

                //process your node somehow. For this example I add only one node. 

                TreeNodeImpl newNode = new TreeNodeImpl(); 

                newNode.setData("Pallet 0"); 

                newNode.setParent(node); 

                node.addChild("rowKey", newNode); 

           }