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Interfere right after an e.g. ListBox has been populated [message #1814247]

Fri, 06 September 2019 06:52

Eclipse User

Hi,

I have a ListBox which will be populated from a Lookup which is based on a DB-table.. When the ListBox show up all rows are unchecked. Due to some conditions (input from another DB-table,) I would like to decide which rows need to be checked ..

I could not find out which method or were to interfere..

Thanks!

Re: Interfere right after an e.g. ListBox has been populated [message #1814250 is a reply to message #1814247]

Fri, 06 September 2019 07:00

Eclipse User

Without having tested it I think you can use the method org.eclipse.scout.rt.client.ui.form.fields.listbox.AbstractListBox.checkKeys(Collection<? extends KEY>) to check specific rows of the list box for example after some other action has occurred or after the form has been loaded.

As you want to check the rows depending on some database condition you could for example call the method above in the org.eclipse.scout.rt.client.ui.form.AbstractFormHandler.execPostLoad() and check all keys depending on another service call (or maybe even a property already set to avoid an additional service call)? If you want to check the keys immediately after the list box table data has been populated you might also be able to just overwrite the org.eclipse.scout.rt.client.ui.form.fields.listbox.AbstractListBox.execPopulateTable() method, call the super-method and check the keys using the method above.

[Updated on: Fri, 06 September 2019 07:02] by Moderator

Re: Interfere right after an e.g. ListBox has been populated [message #1814311 is a reply to message #1814250]

Mon, 09 September 2019 05:36

Eclipse User

thanks. That works,

One more question: There are methods getCheckedKeys() and getUncheckedKeys() for the ListBox, which gives the checked/unchecked keys. The returned keys are the keys which have been checked/unchecked since the load/init.

Due to the fact, that I manipulate the checked/unchecked keys within execPopulateTable() (after the execPopulateTable()) the getCheckedKeys() provides the checked keys fater loading but before manipulating. Is there a way to set to starting point after the manipulation?

Thanks!

Re: Interfere right after an e.g. ListBox has been populated [message #1814336 is a reply to message #1814311]

Mon, 09 September 2019 12:00

Eclipse User

If I'm reading the code right, that's only partially true: The getCheckedKeys method of Listbox always returns the current state (=value) of the Listbox, not the keys that have been checked after the load.
The getUncheckedKeys method does return the keys that have been unchecked since the "initial state". Of course you can compute easily which keys have been checked since the load (getCheckedKey() minus getInitValue()).

You can set the initial state either manually to a specifc value (setInitValue), or to the current value (by calling markSaved). The latter is the same behaviour that happens after the "execLoad" method of your handler completes.
Beware: If used incorrectly, this can lead to suble bugs of your data not being saved because the state is not recognized as "changed".

Re: Interfere right after an e.g. ListBox has been populated [message #1814481 is a reply to message #1814336]

Thu, 12 September 2019 02:59

Eclipse User

thanks!

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