[richfaces-issues] [JBoss JIRA] Updated: (RF-10203) a4j:repeat / ui:repeat not working with rich:toolbar and rich:dropDownMenu

[ https://issues.jboss.org/browse/RF-10203?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.s... ] Karl Mueller updated RF-10203: ------------------------------ Description: Hi I was trying this : <rich:toolbar height="26px"> <a4j:repeat value="#{menuBean.menuGroups}" var="menuGroup"> <rich:dropDownMenu mode="ajax"> <f:facet name="label"> <h:outputText value="#{menuGroup.menuName}" /> </f:facet> <a4j:repeat value="#{menuGroup.menuElements}" var="menuElement"> <rich:menuItem label="#{menuElement.label}" action="#{menuElement.targetURL}" /> </a4j:repeat> </rich:dropDownMenu> </a4j:repeat> </rich:toolbar> The outer repeat works, but creates 2 menus which are stacked above each other.The inner repeat is not processed at all. (I have added a log statement to the getMethods, therefore I know that they never get called at all.) The behavior does not change when swapping a4j:repeat with ui:repeat. When trying this the inner repeat is processed as expected. <a4j:repeat value="#{menuBean.menuGroups}" var="menuGroup"> <h:outputText value="#{menuGroup.menuName}" /> <a4j:repeat value="#{menuGroup.menuElements}" var="menuElement"> <h:outputText value="#{menuElement.label}" /> </a4j:repeat> </a4j:repeat> So is this a bug or rather a case of menu tags misusage ? My backingBeans look like this: (sry, but I do not have the permission to attach files) @ManagedBean(name="menuBean") @SessionScoped public class MenuBean { private List<MenuGroup> menuGroups = new ArrayList<MenuGroup>(); //TODO Remove hard coded menus public MenuBean(){ System.out.println(">>I AM!<<"); init(); } private void init(){ //FIXME MenuGroup m1 = new MenuGroup(); m1.setMenuName("Sysadmin"); MenuElement element = new MenuElement(); element.setLabel("Key"); element.setTargetURL("/sysadmin/key/key.xhtml"); m1.getMenuElements().add(element); menuGroups.add(m1); MenuGroup m2 = new MenuGroup(); m2.setMenuName("Test"); element = new MenuElement(); element.setLabel("Kontext"); element.setTargetURL("/temp/temp_context.xhtml"); m2.getMenuElements().add(element); menuGroups.add(m2); } /** * @return the menuGroups */ public List<MenuGroup> getMenuGroups() { return menuGroups; } /** * @param menuGroups the menuGroups to set */ public void setMenuGroups(List<MenuGroup> menuGroups) { this.menuGroups = menuGroups; } } public class MenuGroup { private String menuName = null; List<MenuElement> menuElements = new ArrayList<MenuElement>(); /** * @return the menuElements */ public List<MenuElement> getMenuElements() { return menuElements; } /** * @param menuElements the menuElements to set */ public void setMenuElements(List<MenuElement> menuElements) { this.menuElements = menuElements; } /** * @return the menuName */ public String getMenuName() { return menuName; } /** * @param menuName the menuName to set */ public void setMenuName(String menuName) { this.menuName = menuName; } } public class MenuElement { private String label; private String targetURL; /** * @return the label */ public String getLabel() { System.out.println(">>label>>" + label); return label; } /** * @param label the label to set */ public void setLabel(String label) { this.label = label; } /** * @return the targetURL */ public String getTargetURL() { return targetURL; } /** * @param targetURL the targetURL to set */ public void setTargetURL(String targetURL) { this.targetURL = targetURL; } } was: Hi I was trying this : <rich:toolbar height="26px"> <a4j:repeat value="#{menuBean.menuGroups}" var="menuGroup"> <rich:dropDownMenu mode="ajax"> <f:facet name="label"> <h:outputText value="#{menuGroup.menuName}" /> </f:facet> <a4j:repeat value="#{menuGroup.menuElements}" var="menuElement"> <rich:menuItem label="#{menuElement.label}" action="#{menuElement.targetURL}" /> </a4j:repeat> </rich:dropDownMenu> </rich:toolBarGroup> </a4j:repeat> </rich:toolbar> The outer repeat works, but creates 2 menus which are stacked above each other.The inner repeat is not processed at all. (I have added a log statement to the getMethods, therefore I know that they never get called at all.) The behavior does not change when swapping a4j:repeat with ui:repeat. When trying this the inner repeat is processed as expected. <a4j:repeat value="#{menuBean.menuGroups}" var="menuGroup"> <h:outputText value="#{menuGroup.menuName}" /> <ui:repeat value="#{menuGroup.menuElements}" var="menuElement"> <h:outputText value="#{menuElement.label}" /> </ui:repeat> </a4j:repeat> So is this a bug or rather a case of menu tags misusage ? My backingBeans look like this: (sry, but I do not have the permission to attach files) @ManagedBean(name="menuBean") @SessionScoped public class MenuBean { private List<MenuGroup> menuGroups = new ArrayList<MenuGroup>(); //TODO Remove hard coded menus public MenuBean(){ System.out.println(">>I AM!<<"); init(); } private void init(){ //FIXME MenuGroup m1 = new MenuGroup(); m1.setMenuName("Sysadmin"); MenuElement element = new MenuElement(); element.setLabel("Key"); element.setTargetURL("/sysadmin/key/key.xhtml"); m1.getMenuElements().add(element); menuGroups.add(m1); MenuGroup m2 = new MenuGroup(); m2.setMenuName("Test"); element = new MenuElement(); element.setLabel("Kontext"); element.setTargetURL("/temp/temp_context.xhtml"); m2.getMenuElements().add(element); menuGroups.add(m2); } /** * @return the menuGroups */ public List<MenuGroup> getMenuGroups() { return menuGroups; } /** * @param menuGroups the menuGroups to set */ public void setMenuGroups(List<MenuGroup> menuGroups) { this.menuGroups = menuGroups; } } public class MenuGroup { private String menuName = null; List<MenuElement> menuElements = new ArrayList<MenuElement>(); /** * @return the menuElements */ public List<MenuElement> getMenuElements() { return menuElements; } /** * @param menuElements the menuElements to set */ public void setMenuElements(List<MenuElement> menuElements) { this.menuElements = menuElements; } /** * @return the menuName */ public String getMenuName() { return menuName; } /** * @param menuName the menuName to set */ public void setMenuName(String menuName) { this.menuName = menuName; } } public class MenuElement { private String label; private String targetURL; /** * @return the label */ public String getLabel() { System.out.println(">>label>>" + label); return label; } /** * @param label the label to set */ public void setLabel(String label) { this.label = label; } /** * @return the targetURL */ public String getTargetURL() { return targetURL; } /** * @param targetURL the targetURL to set */ public void setTargetURL(String targetURL) { this.targetURL = targetURL; } } -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira