Thursday, 9 June 2011

Contd. Richfaces 4

In continuation to my previous post on Richfaces 4 Why and How!

Creating dynamic Richfaces 4 components:

Adding dynamic components to the page is little bit tricky now! Though it's a temporary solution which I am going to post, but later it will work as it used to work before!

The issue is when we create a dynamic component it does not appear in the first go, or may appear with the only texts but no styling! Then we would wonder what's gone wrong!

The reason for this I found in Richfaces forum is:
Actually it's just JSF 2 problem which I believe should be solved at some point by the Oracle and Apache guys. Dynamically rendering of the components (which was at component tree before but just not rendered) works fine in JSF as it pre-renders resources for all the components even for those which are not rendered. But that is not applied to the case when the component was not present in JSF tree at all. And unfortunately it's your case. And the only workaround we found:
add <dropDownMenu rendered="false"/> to the page.

So, for e.g. we have rich:dropDownMenu, which we want to create dynamically and add menu items dynamically, to make it work in the web page, we need to add dummy components with rendered attribute false to the page. Below is a sample code:

dropdownmenu.xhtml

    <h:form id="form">
        <rich:toolbar height="26px" binding="#{dropDownMenuBean.menuBar}"/>

        <rich:toolbar rendered="false" />
        <rich:dropDownMenu rendered="false" />
        <rich:menuItem rendered="false" />
    </h:form>

DropDownMenuBean.java

@ManagedBean
@ViewScoped
public class DropDownMenuBean {
    private UIToolbar menuBar;
  
    public void setMenuBar(UIToolbar menuBar) {
        this.menuBar = menuBar;
    }

    public UIToolbar getMenuBar() {
        FacesContext ctx = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
        menuBar = (UIToolbar) ctx.getApplication()
            .createComponent(ctx, UIToolbar.COMPONENT_TYPE,
            "org.richfaces.ToolbarRenderer");
        UIDropDownMenu dropDownMenu = (UIDropDownMenu) ctx.getApplication()
            .createComponent(ctx, UIDropDownMenu.COMPONENT_TYPE,
            "org.richfaces.DropDownMenuRenderer");
        HtmlOutputText label = (HtmlOutputText) ctx.getApplication()
            .createComponent(HtmlOutputText.COMPONENT_TYPE);
        label.setValue("File");
        dropDownMenu.getFacets().put(UIDropDownMenu.Facets.label.name(), label);
        dropDownMenu.setMode(Mode.ajax);
        dropDownMenu.setHideDelay(0);
      
        UIMenuItem menItm = (UIMenuItem) ctx.getApplication().createComponent(ctx,
                UIMenuItem.COMPONENT_TYPE,
                "org.richfaces.MenuItemRenderer");
        menItm.setLabel("New");
        menItm.setIcon("/images/icons/create_doc.gif");
        menItm.setMode(Mode.ajax);
        menItm.setOnclick("alert('hello');");
        dropDownMenu.getChildren().add(menItm);

        UIMenuItem menItm2 = (UIMenuItem) ctx.getApplication().createComponent(ctx,
                UIMenuItem.COMPONENT_TYPE,
                "org.richfaces.MenuItemRenderer");
        menItm2.setLabel("Open");
        menItm2.setIcon("/images/icons/open_doc.gif");
        menItm2.setMode(Mode.ajax);
        menItm2.setOnclick("alert('hello2');");
        dropDownMenu.getChildren().add(menItm2);

        menuBar.getChildren().add(dropDownMenu);
      
        return menuBar;
    }
}


This way it's done for other dynamic components, creating dummy components with rendered attribute set to false. I by myself at least found out for dropDownMenu and extendedDataTable, I need to do this while creating dynamically!

That's it for now! :)

Sunday, 29 May 2011

Downloads

Click on this link to download this
JSF Presentation

Tuesday, 24 May 2011

Improve the quality of your code using Find Bugs [configuration and reports in Eclipse]

What is FindBugs?

FindBugs is a static analysis tool that examines your class or JAR files looking for potential problems by matching your bytecodes against a list of bug patterns. With static analysis tools, you can analyze software without actually running the program. Instead the form or structure of the class files are analyzed to determine the program's intent, often using the Visitor pattern.

Please find information below on how to configure and use find bugs in our eclipse.

For more details please refer link. http://findbugs.sourceforge.net/manual/eclipse.html


A:Steps to configure FindBugs in our eclipse

Step-1) From Eclipse help menu open "Install new Software" menu item.









Step-2) Click on Add site and fill following site details and hit ok button.







Step-3) Select "FindBugs" for installation.






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Step-4) Accept licence conditions – Click finish








B:How to use FindBugs in our eclipse

Step-1) Select java file/package/project and right click to select find bugs. Now it will generate bugs report.









Step-2)Report will be generated like below.











Step-3) To see generated report go to view shown below.










Happy coding :) :) :)

Monday, 23 May 2011

Videos

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Your Favorite Technology

Discussion about your Your Favorite Technology is coming soon..
Watch this space for more updates.

General Discussion

I have almost completed the design of the new blog.
I would like to receive a feed back on this.

1) Did you like the Design ? Yes / No
2) Did you like the Menus ? Yes/ No
3) What else we can Include in the Menu?
4) What else you expect to add in the design ?

Please suggest your ideas or answers as comments to this post.

Sunday, 22 May 2011

Outing Photos

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