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Hy,
what is your basic framework for the rendering? (GeoTools, GeoServer, WMS,??)

I would be interested to integrate an open-source mapping framework into my existing components.

If somebody is interested, you could contact me.

Tom

Hy,
I have build up a fully ICEfaces based ESRI-WebADF library for the ArcGIS Server.
Yes, the ArcGIS Server is a commercial product.

You may check itat: http://icewebadf.sourceforge.net

The hole components (map,toc,tool,command,task,...) are fully compatible with Esri WebADF 9.2 and 9.3 framework.

For any questions, you could contact me.

Tom

Please find attached a complete example of
Tree with menu-popup on treenode

Tom

Hy,
I would also be interested in representing an image using an byte[].

It would be a nice feature.

Thanks,
Tom

Hy,
have you got found a solution.

I have a similar problem.

Check my demo version at http://www2.pch.etat.lu/pchViewer

Thanks,
Tom

tomlux wrote:

Hy,
does it exits something like auto-size for the height and width settings.

It should fit the window size to the hole extend of his rendered children.

Thanks,
Tom

Have found the solution / bug:

style="height: auto; width: auto;"

Due to a bug, it doesn't yet work correctly:
http://jira.icefaces.org/browse/ICE-2785

Tom

Hy,
does it exits something like auto-size for the height and width settings.

It should fit the window size to the hole extend of his rendered children.

Thanks,
Tom

Hy,
I have found the solution.

I need to set an ID to the "panelPopup".
Then it works.

I have placed a button in it. But the "addActionListener" - code isn't called on a mouse-click.

HtmlCommandButton hideHeaderCommandButton = new HtmlCommandButton();
hideHeaderCommandButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener(){
public void processAction(ActionEvent event) throws AbortProcessingException {
System.out.println("event = " + event);
}
});
hideHeaderCommandButton.setValue("hide");

Any ideas,
Tom

Hy,

I'm building a custom JSF tags which should reuse existing Icefaces componnets.
For simple components like outputText or inputText everything is working,
Now I want to reuse the panelPopup?

But I can't get it working.
Here is my code of my custom JSFrenderer:

PanelPopup panelPopup;
public void encodeBegin(FacesContext facesContext, UIComponent uiComponent) throws IOException {
validateParameters(facesContext, uiComponent, AGSContext.class);
if (isStatic(uiComponent)) {
return;
}
DOMContext domContext = DOMContext.attachDOMContext(facesContext, uiComponent);
if (!domContext.isInitialized()) {
Element container = domContext.createRootElement(HTML.DIV_ELEM);
if (panelPopup == null) {
panelPopup = new PanelPopup();
panelPopup.setParent(uiComponent);
panelPopup.setDraggable("true");
panelPopup.setAutoCentre(true);
panelPopup.setRendered(true);
panelPopup.setResizable(true);
panelPopup.setStyle("z-index: 1000;top:269px;left:482px;position: absolute; width: 300px; height: 150px;");
panelPopup.setTitle("title");
panelPopup.setVisible(true);
}
HtmlOutputText titleComp = new HtmlOutputText();
titleComp.setStyle("z-index:2000;");
titleComp.setStyleClass("popupTitle");
titleComp.setValue("The Title");

panelPopup.getFacets().put("header", titleComp);

HtmlPanelGrid bodyPanelGrid = new HtmlPanelGrid();
bodyPanelGrid.setColumns(1);
bodyPanelGrid.setStyle("z-index:2002;");
bodyPanelGrid.setWidth("100%");
bodyPanelGrid.setStyleClass("popupModalBody");

HtmlOutputText bodyComp = new HtmlOutputText();
bodyComp.setStyle("z-index:2001;");
bodyComp.setValue("The Body");
bodyPanelGrid.getChildren().add(bodyComp);
panelPopup.getFacets().put("body", bodyPanelGrid);

Node lastCursorParent = domContext.getCursorParent();
domContext.setCursorParent(container);
try {
panelPopup.encodeBegin(facesContext);
panelPopup.encodeChildren(facesContext);
panelPopup.encodeEnd(facesContext);
} catch (IOException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
domContext.setCursorParent(lastCursorParent);
}
domContext.stepOver();
}

Has anybody a solution on it? It should be a resizable draggable non-modal popup,

Thanks,
Schuller.Tom

Hy,
I also needed to do the same thing in Icefaces 1.7beta1:

public String getId() {
return "_" + String.valueOf(getRowIndex()) + getRowId();
}

Hy,
how can I generate dynamically a new "panelCollapsible".

I want to generate dynamically panelCollapsible's based on user login in the Java code. The content of the panel is generated based on a panel-config coming from a db.

I don't want to pre-generate the panel and work with "rendered" because I want to build the panel based on dynamic database records.

Thanks,
Tom

Hy,
I'm trying to develop my own menuitem-component.

I tried to extend the MenuItem(-Renderer) with no success.

My idea was to build:
<ice:menuBar>
<ice:menuItem/>
<my:customMenuItem/>
<ice:menuItem/>
</ice:menuBar>

How does I have to build my "customMenuItem"?
In the sources, there is a "MenuItemCheckbox.java" which seems to be disabled in the "faces-config.xml".

Can anybody help me?

Thanks,
Tom

Hy,
I'm also getting the same error with Icefaces 1.7DR3

Hy,
have you found a solution?

Thanks,
Tom

Hi,
I have an ActionEvent-method which makes serveral queries in a database.
As one querie can take up to 5 seconds, I solved the problem by implementing an "OnDemandRenderer". My solution works, but creating always a new thread is not very good.

In the "IdentifyLayerRunnable" the "onDemandRenderer" will be executed. As the number of querys is flexible and it doesn't make sense for each query to create a "managed-bean", I implemented it in a runnable.

How can I access or define a new ThreadPool for managing my Threads?
Has Icefaces a "runnable-ThreadPool"?

The application should run under Tomcat5.5 and Jboss4.

Thanks,
Tom

Code:

                    for (WebLayerInfo webLayerInfo : webQueryLayersList) {
                         try {
                             Thread thread = new Thread(new IdentifyLayerRunnable(getCurrentInstance(), webQuery, ic, webLayerInfo), "identify_" + webLayerInfo.getName());
                             thread.start();
                             System.out.println("thread = " + thread);
                         } catch (Exception ex) {
                             ex.printStackTrace();
                         }
                     }