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Creating Dynamic Tree component in RCFaces
Posted on: November 20, 2008 at 12:00 AM

This example will illustrate you that how you can create a dynamic tree component with the use of RCFaces core tag v:tree.

Creating Dynamic Tree component in RCFaces

This example will illustrate you that how you can create a dynamic tree component with the use of RCFaces core tag v:tree. In this example we have created a tree with the root node named "server" and then further it has one child node "IBMServer" and it also has few other child nodes for its components like memory, RAM, and SMPS.

To create this tree we have used the RCFaces core tag v:tree. It has some attributes which are described as below:

Attribute	Description
id	A String that specifies the identifier for this component
value	String holding the current value for component
height	height value for component
width	width value for component
checkable	A boolean value indicating whether the component can be checked or not
selectionListener	executed when the node is selected
defaultImageURL	An url string for the default image
defaultExpandedImageURL	An url string pointing to the default image for an expanded node
hideRootExpandSign	A boolean value indicating whether the expand sign should be visible or not

Here we need a TreeDemo.java file which is responsible for creating tree and its child nodes. Here is the code for TreeDemo.java as given below:


package com.roseindia.rcfaces.tree;



import java.util.ArrayList;

import java.util.Arrays;

import java.util.Iterator;

import java.util.List;

import java.util.ListIterator;



import javax.faces.model.SelectItem;

import javax.faces.model.SelectItemGroup;



import org.rcfaces.core.item.BasicImagesSelectItem;

import org.rcfaces.core.item.BasicSelectItemGroup;



public class TreeDemo {



  private static String imageURL;



  public String getImageURL(){

  return "images/error.gif";

  }



  public void setImageURL(String imageURL){

  this.imageURL= imageURL;

  }



  private static final List servers = new ArrayList();

  static {

  Server server = new Server();

  server.setName("IBM Server");

  

  ServerComponent comp1 = new ServerComponent();

  comp1.setName("Memory");

  

  Description desc1 = new Description();

  desc1.setFirstname("512MB");

  desc1.setId(0);



  comp1.setDescriptions(Arrays.asList(new Description[] { desc1}));



  ServerComponent comp2 = new ServerComponent();

  comp2.setName("RAM");



  Description desc2 = new Description();

  desc2.setFirstname("64MB");

  desc2.setId(0);



  comp2.setDescriptions(Arrays.asList(new Description[] { desc2 }));

  

  ServerComponent comp3 = new ServerComponent();

  comp3.setName("SMPS");

  

  server.setServerComponents(Arrays.asList

  (new ServerComponent[] { comp1, comp2, comp3 }));

  servers.add(server);

  }



  private static SelectItemGroup serversItem;



  {

  serversItem = new SelectItemGroup("Servers");

  List ch1 = new ArrayList();

  ListIterator it = servers.listIterator();

  while(it.hasNext()) {

  Server server = (Server) it.next();

  SelectItemGroup serverItem = new SelectItemGroup(server.getName());

  ch1.add(serverItem);

  List ch2 = new ArrayList();

  for (ListIterator it2 = server.getServerComponents()

  .listIterator(); it2.hasNext();) {

  ServerComponent comp = (ServerComponent) it2.next();

  BasicSelectItemGroup compItem = 

  new BasicSelectItemGroup(comp.getName());

  ch2.add(compItem);

  List ch3 = new ArrayList();

  for (ListIterator it3 = comp.getDescriptions()

  
.listIterator(); it3.hasNext();) {

  Description descp = (Description) it3.next();

  BasicImagesSelectItem descpItem = new BasicImagesSelectItem(

  String.valueOf(descp.getId()), descp.getFirstname());

  descpItem.setImageURL("images/card.gif");

  ch3.add(descpItem);

  }

  compItem.setSelectItems((SelectItem[]) 

   ch3.toArray(new SelectItem[ch3.size()]));

  }

  serverItem.setSelectItems((SelectItem[]) 

   ch2.toArray(new SelectItem[ch2.size()]));

  }

  serversItem.setSelectItems((SelectItem[]) 

   ch1.toArray(new SelectItem[ch1.size()]));

  }  



  public SelectItem getServers() {

  return serversItem;

  }



  public static class ServerComponent {

  private List descriptions = new ArrayList();



  private String name;



  public List getDescriptions() {

  return descriptions;

  }



  public void setDescriptions(List descriptions) {

  this.descriptions = descriptions;

  }



  public String getName() {

  return name;

  }



  public void setName(String name) {

  this.name = name;

  }



  }



  public static class Description {

  private int id;



  private String firstname;



  public int getId() {

  return id;

  }



  public void setId(int id) {

  this.id = id;

  }



  public String getFirstname() {

  return firstname;

  }



  public void setFirstname(String firstname) {

  this.firstname = firstname;

  }  

  

  }



  public static class Server {

  private String name;



  private List serverComponents = new ArrayList();



  public List getServerComponents() {

  return serverComponents;

  }



  public void setServerComponents(List serverComponents) {

  this.serverComponents = serverComponents;

  }



  public String getName() {

  return name;

  }



  public void setName(String name) {

  this.name = name;

  }

  }

}

Compile this java file and put the class file into the /WEB-INF/classes folder and we need to do entry of this bean file into the faces-config.xml file. Given below is the few lines of code that you should mention in your faces-config.xml.

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<faces-config>

<managed-bean>
<description>TreeDemo</description>
<managed-bean-name>treeDemo</managed-bean-name>
<managed-bean-class>
com.roseindia.rcfaces.tree.TreeDemo
</managed-bean-class>
<managed-bean-scope>
request
</managed-bean-scope>
</managed-bean>

</faces-config>

TreeDemo.jsp


<%@ taglib uri="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html" prefix="h"%>

<%@ taglib uri="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core" prefix="f"%>

<%@ taglib uri="http://rcfaces.org/core" prefix="v"%>

<%@ taglib uri="http://rcfaces.org/html" prefix="vh"%>

<f:view>

  <html>

  <head>

  <vh:init />

  </head>

  <body>

  <h:form id="myForm">

  <h1>Tree -Example</h1>

  <br/>  

  <table>

  <tr>

  <td>

  <v:tree id="myTree" 

  width="200" 

  height="250"

  defaultImageURL="images/docs.gif" 

  defaultExpandedImageURL="#{treeDemo.imageURL}" 

  preloadedLevelDepth="2" >

  <f:selectItems value="#{treeDemo.servers}" />

  </v:tree>

  </td>

  </tr>

  </table>  

  <hr />

  </h:form> 

  </body>

  </html>

</f:view>

To run this example download the source code and start your Tomcat Server, deploy the project and type the following URL into your address bar:

http://localhost:8080/RCFExample/TreeDemo.jsf

Output:

After expanding the root node you will get the output as follows:

Download Source Code

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