Copying / Cloning component tree elements to different pages

I am copying a DataTable element to a session bean so that I can use it on a different page.
On the new page I have a DataTable tag in the JSP which is bound to the DataTable in session. However, only the attributes of the DatatTable element are rendered (e.g. <DIV style='height:999px; width:99px;'>, not the children components (e.g Columns).
I presume the problem is because most of the references in the session bean component refer to a different view. Am I correct in my thinking? If so, is there a way to clone? (I know it is not supported in UIComponent)?
PS. Fundamentally, I am have many pages with tabbed or scrollable datatables. I want to 'send' these to one generic page. Here I can disable the scroll bar / pages, so that all rows are visible and then the user can print the table content.
Edited by: lafual on Feb 6, 2008 3:34 AM

Thinking this blog would indicate we would need to create a new viewset for the additional view on the window for CatDDLB
then figure out how to get / code the data to the window?
/people/vikash.krishna/blog/2009/10/08/crm-70-how-to--5b-create-an-overview-page-with-content

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components
to put in Tree(?)!Yes, exactly. But so does the RI, just at different times. myfaces uses the JSP with JSF tags at the beginning of the request during the 'reconstitute response tree'. The RI does not involve the JSP until the render response phase.
How RI make Tree for the first time? Same or from the
HTML request?During the first render response the JSP is rendered in the usual way. The JSF tags are invoked just like any other JSP custom tag would be invoked. During the tags processing (doStartTag, doEndTag etc) the JSF API is invoked to manage the tree. If a new componet must be created it is, if one is found to exist in the tree then its not created.
After the tree is created and arranged as specified in the JSP then the renderers take over and make HTML from the components.
Or is there any other way?
I can't contrive third way, only from JSP/JSF and HTML
request!
What about XML output?
How does it works?If I understand your question you would/could get XML output by implementing your own renderers.
Hope this helps,
-bd-

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Hi, i am writing a custom component like this:
public class HtmlCategory extends HtmlPanelGrid
     public void processRestoreState(javax.faces.context.FacesContext context,
            java.lang.Object state)
          setColumns(1);
          HtmlCommandLink link=new HtmlCommandLink();
          link.setValue("Let's Bingo");
          MyUtil.setActionListener(context,link,"#{temp.mytest}");
          UIParameter param=new UIParameter();
          param.setName("name");
          param.setValue("Robin!");
          link.getChildren().add(param);
          param.setParent(link);
          getChildren().add(link);
          link.setParent(this);
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}         you see, i want to construct the compont tree at Restore View phase this way,because the structure of the component tree will always be the same, so i don't the user to write extra code.
But the children of the component are not rendered,the renderer of the HtmlCategory component just extends the HtmlGridRenderer(myfaces) directly,and always calls the "super" methods in the encode methods of the renderer.
I got a message from the console:
Wrong columns attribute for PanelGrid id0:id4: -2147483648
but i have set the columns attribute in the code above, so what's happening? or please give some advice about how to render the component tree by myself in Restore View with the tree constructing code in the custom component class code,just lke the code above.
Best Regards:)
Robin

Well, i don't know if i have got my question clear.
usually, according to the tags you use in the jsf page, a component tree will be created at the Restore View phase,for example:
<f:form>
<h:panelGrid ...........>
          <h:dataTable ................>
          </h:dataTable>
   </h:panelGrid>
</f:form>but because i am writing a component for my web app, all the child components and their attributes are not likely to change. so i want to reduce the tags into one custom tag, and construct the component tree internally by myself.But it is not the case of backing bean.So i wrote the the code in the method:
public void processRestoreState(javax.faces.context.FacesContext context,java.lang.Object state)as it is shown in my orginal message.But it seems that it is not right way to construct my component tree.So where should i put the code that construct the component tree?Overriding the method :
public void processRestoreState(javax.faces.context.FacesContext context,java.lang.Object state)is not the right way?
Best Regards:)
Robin

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