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Dan Allen updated SEAMFACES-57:
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Description:
The idea for @InputField is nice, but having access to only the converted value of a field
is limiting. We should switch to a wrapper type at the injection point to provide access
to the id, clientId and component. The implementation could also leverage the narrowing
bean facility in Weld Extensions to make the producer more strongly typed.
Proposal:
@Inject
private InputElement<String> firstName;
@Inject
private InputElement<String> lastName;
@Inject
private InputElement<Date> dateOfBirth;
InputElement<T>
String id
String clientId
T value
UIInput component
The input element thus allows much more flexibility in terms of what the developer can
accomplish in the validation method. One of those is being able to assign a message to a
particular input field.
was:
The idea for @InputField is nice, but having access to only the converted value of a field
is limiting. We should switch to a wrapper type at the injection point to provide access
to the id, clientId and component. The implementation could also provide use the narrowing
bean facility in Weld Extensions to make the producer stronger typed.
Proposal:
@Inject
private InputElement<String> firstName;
@Inject
private InputElement<String> lastName;
@Inject
private InputElement<Date> dateOfBirth;
InputElement<T>
String id
String clientId
T value
UIInput component
The input element thus allows much more flexibility in terms of what the developer can
accomplish in the validation method. One of those is being able to assign a message to a
particular input field.
Use InputElement<T> instead of @InputField for injection of
form input
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Key: SEAMFACES-57
URL:
https://jira.jboss.org/browse/SEAMFACES-57
Project: Seam Faces
Issue Type: Feature Request
Components: Validation & Conversion
Affects Versions: 3.0.0.Beta1
Reporter: Dan Allen
Priority: Minor
The idea for @InputField is nice, but having access to only the converted value of a
field is limiting. We should switch to a wrapper type at the injection point to provide
access to the id, clientId and component. The implementation could also leverage the
narrowing bean facility in Weld Extensions to make the producer more strongly typed.
Proposal:
@Inject
private InputElement<String> firstName;
@Inject
private InputElement<String> lastName;
@Inject
private InputElement<Date> dateOfBirth;
InputElement<T>
String id
String clientId
T value
UIInput component
The input element thus allows much more flexibility in terms of what the developer can
accomplish in the validation method. One of those is being able to assign a message to a
particular input field.
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