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----------------> TableGeneric.jsp:
... <h:dataTable binding="#{webs$TableGeneric.dataTable1}" headerClass="list-header" id="dataTable1" rowClasses="list-row-even,list-row-odd" value="#{webs$TableGeneric.dataTable1Model}">
</h:dataTable>...
----------------> TableGeneric.java: ...
private HtmlDataTable dataTable1 = new HtmlDataTable();
....
public void prerender(){...
List<HeaderFieldDefinition> header;
Map<Integer, Map<String, RowField> > rows;
UIColumn column;
List<UIComponent> childrenList = dataTable1.getChildren();
childrenList.clear();
HtmlOutputText headerPrint;
try{
/*in tableData there are data and I have everything but I don't actually know write rows in data */
header = tableData.getHeader();
rows = tableData.getRows();
//in this for loop, I get what I need for name of column, style, etc and via getChildren() and add() //method I map that to a table; but I don't know do that with row
for(HeaderFieldDefinition hfd : header){
column = new UIColumn();
headerPrint = new HtmlOutputText();
headerPrint.setValue(hfd.getName());
headerPrint.setStyleClass(hfd.getStyleClass());
column.setHeader(headerPrint);
childrenList.add(column);
}
//I do something like this for rows, but it's not quite ok:
int i = childrenList.size();
//this is not good: in tempList remember all data like Html...I think that is my problem; I need //something else, I think?!
List<HtmlOutputText> tempList = new ArrayList<HtmlOutputText>();
HtmlOutputText row;
Iterator it = rows.entrySet().iterator();
int p =0;
while (it.hasNext()) {
Map<String, RowField> innerMap;
innerMap = (Map<String, RowField>) ((Map.Entry)it.next()).getValue();
Iterator iter = innerMap.entrySet().iterator();
RowField rowField;
while (iter.hasNext()) {
Map.Entry pairs = (Map.Entry)iter.next();
rowField = (RowField) pairs.getValue();
row = new HtmlOutputText();
row.setValue(rowField.getValue());
tempList.add(row);
}
for(int j = 0; j < i; j++){
(childrenList.get(j)).getChildren().add(tempList.get(j));
}
p++;
}
//here I have tempList fill with data and I know there is p rows and i columns...and what now
//System.out.println("--------------> p = "+p + "; i = "+i + "; tempList.size()" + tempList.size());
...}
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