Messages posted by: bwarren

I'm going for a similar effect to the tomahawk/richfaces/icefaces <columns> tag. Note: I'm using facelets.

     <h:form>
       <e:datatable dataModel="#{rtdBackingBean.departureDataModel}" width="100%">
         <e:dataTr>
           <e:dataTd labelText="Dest" align="center">
             <h:outputText value="#{ROW.departure.arrivalCity}"/>
           </e:dataTd>
 
           ...more static dataTd's...
 
           <ui:repeat value="#{rtdBackingBean.departureDataModel.arrivals}" var="arrival">
             <e:dataTd align="center" labelText="#{arrival.carrier}">
               <h:outputText value="0"/>
             </e:dataTd>
           </ui:repeat>
         </e:dataTr>
       </e:datatable>
     </h:form>

It's ignoring the ui:repeat. Is there a different way I should be using to lay out columns at runtime? Basically I have a predefined set of columns on the left, and then some number of columns on the right that is defined by how many arrivals are in my data model.

I haven't found mention of the facelets namespace anywhere except for this in the getting started guide:

Tag library declaration—include the ECruiser® tag library.

<%@ taglib uri="http://www.simplica.com/jsf/ecruiser" prefix="e" %>

NOTE: Other view technologies for JSF are available (for example, Facelets), but for simplicity’s sake, we present only the standard JSP approach here and in other ECruiser® Guides.

If you're using facelets, you need this

xmlns:e="http://simplica.com/facelet/ecruiser"

You guys might want to add that url for facelets so people don't waste time wondering why their page won't render any ecruiser tags. I found it buried in a forum post here:

http://www.simplica.com/posts/list/83.page


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