ADF mobile: how to link task flow to a list view item

Question

Hi
I am trying to build a mobile app in adf and i created a popup on the left button on the header. this popup has a list view showing few options.
now the requirement is to click on the option and navigate to that feature (which is created as a task flow).
so, i am not sure how do like the task flow to the link in the listView of the popup. Please advise

Answer 1

Well, if that list contains all features, you can use the 'features' from the ApplicationFeatures DC (they contain the ID, name, ... so you can use #{row.id} instead of hardcoding it).
If that list does only contain a few features, you can make your own list.
In your own backing bean or data control, you can get all the features by using:
        ApplicationFeatures af = new ApplicationFeatures();
        af.getFeatures();And filter them.
An example that I made/use myself:
It uses an commandLink to navigate because I need to be able to 'disable' (= not clickable) some features (it has the same look as an ListView).
So iff just use the getFeatures(), you can use the ListView for navigation.
<amx:iterator var="row" value="#{bindings.features.collectionModel}" id="i1">   
        <amx:tableLayout width="100%" id="tl2" inlineStyle="background-color:White;">
          <amx:rowLayout id="rl2">
            <amx:cellFormat width="50px" height="50px" halign="center" id="cf4" valign="middle"
                            inlineStyle="border-bottom:thin solid #b8b9c8;">
              <amx:image source="#{row.icon}" id="i2" inlineStyle="width:40px;"/>
            </amx:cellFormat>
            <amx:cellFormat width="100%"  height="43px" id="cf3" valign="middle"
                            inlineStyle="border-bottom:thin solid #b8b9c8;">
              <amx:commandLink text="#{row.name}" id="cl1" inlineStyle="color:Black; font-weight:bolder; font-size:110%;"
                               disabled="#{!row.enable}">
                <amx:setPropertyListener from="#{row.id}" to="#{pageFlowScope.feature}" />
                <amx:actionListener binding="#{bindings.resetFeature.execute}"/>
              </amx:commandLink>
            </amx:cellFormat>
          </amx:rowLayout>
        </amx:tableLayout>
      </amx:iterator>This my own data control :
public class MenuDC {
    private ExtendedFeatureInformation[] features;
    private String message;
    public MenuDC() {
    public ExtendedFeatureInformation[] getFeatures()
        ApplicationFeatures af = new ApplicationFeatures();
        this.fillExtendedFeatureList(af.getFeatures());
        return features;
    private void fillExtendedFeatureList(FeatureInformation[] realFeatures)
        message = "";
        ModelController.getSingletonModelController().refreshMinorTables();
        features = new ExtendedFeatureInformation[realFeatures.length];
        for(int i = 0; i < realFeatures.length; i++) 
            boolean enable = true;
            FeatureInformation fi = realFeatures;
if(fi.getId().equals("be.kpd.newDayReport"))
if(ModelController.getSingletonModelController().getVarFormLocalDB(HardcodedVarCodes.LAST_SYNC).equals(""))
enable = false;
if(fi.getId().equals("be.kpd.overviewDayReport"))
if(ModelController.getSingletonModelController().getRegisDFromLastSevenDays().size() == 0)
enable = false;
if(!enable)
message = "SYNC_NEEDED";
ExtendedFeatureInformation efi = new ExtendedFeatureInformation(fi.getId(),fi.getName(),fi.getIcon(),fi.getImage(),enable);
features[i] = efi;
public String getMessage() {
return message;
I made my own POJO which implements the FeatureInformation interface,
because I needed an extra boolean attribute for disabling some features.
public class ExtendedFeatureInformation implements FeatureInformation {
    private String id,name,icon,image;
    private boolean enable;
    public ExtendedFeatureInformation() {
        super();
    public ExtendedFeatureInformation(String id, String name, String icon, String image, boolean enable) {
        super();
        this.id = id;
        this.name = name;
        this.icon = icon;
        this.image = image;
        this.enable = enable;
    public String getId() {
        return id;
    public String getName() {
        return name;
    public String getIcon() {
        return icon;
    public String getImage() {
        return image;
    public boolean isEnable() {
        return enable;