Repeater component data binding

I have a repeater that repeats a custom component:
<mx1:Repeater id="addressParts"
                              dataProvider="{personPresentationModel.currentPerson.addresses}">
                    <components:Address left="144"
                                        top="1"
                                        enabled="{personPresentationModel.editMode}"/>
</mx1:Repeater>
visually it works fine however I'm trying to find out how to bind particular data of the dataprovider inside the repeated component. In other words, inside the repeated component, how could I do something along the lines of
    <s:TextInput text = "{myHostRepeater.dp.getItemAt(repeaterIndex)}"/>
if that makes sense.
thanks

As so often happens when I post a question, I figured it out immediately after submitting. I'd spent an hour on it and it's amazing how pressing
the submit button so often unblocks my mind.
Hey, maybe if we asked all world leaders to click submit buttons, do you think..... oh, never mind.

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currentIndex returns int value.
Please, is there a possible way to get id?

"Amy Blankenship"
<amySpamFilter@magnolia_pleaseNOspam_multimedia.com> wrote
in message news:gb0mh3$rvg$[email protected]..
>
> "Borooooon" <[email protected]> wrote
in message
> news:gb0lqj$r5n$[email protected]..
>>I want to get or set an id of button in repeater
component:
>>
>> <mx:Repeater id="repeaterData"
>> dataProvider="{xmldata.lastResult.names.name}">
>> <mx:Button label="{repeaterData.currentItem}"
>> id="{repeaterData.currentIndex}"/>
>> </mx:Repeater>
>>
>>
>> id="{repeaterData.currentIndex}" does not work
because currentIndex
>> returns
>> int value.
>>
>> Please, is there a possible way to get id?
>>
>
> Q: I'm using a Repeater to lay out the right number of
components
> on the screen for me based on a data source. I'm trying
to set up the id
> for each component dynamically like this:
>
> <mx:Repeater id="myRepeater"
dataProvider="mySource">
> <mx:Button id="{'myButton'+myRepeater.currentIndex}"
> label="{myRepeater.currentItem.label}" />
> </mx:Repeater>
>
> When I try to run the file, I get a compiler error
> '{'myButton'+myRepeater.currentIndex}' is not a valid
identifier.
>
> I need to be able to reference each of the repeated
components. How can I
> do this?
>
>
>
> A: If you give the component an ordinary id like this:
> <mx:Button id="myButton"
label="{myRepeater.currentItem.label}" />
> Flex will create an Array for you called myButton that
contains a
> reference to each component the repeater created. For
more information,
> see Referencing Created Components here:
>
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=repeater_3.html
>
> From Amy's Flex FAQ. This FAQ gets posted weekly, and
the latest version
> of this FAQ is always available here (it just so happens
this Q was added
> this week, so it was not posted this Modnay):
>
>
http://www.magnoliamultimedia.com/flex_examples/Amys_Flex_FAQ.pdf
Correction: that should be "Referencing Repeated Components".
HTH;
Amy

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-Why while debugging we can't set a method/class breakpoint on UIX classes (to understand the data flow) - the stack is secret?
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Thank-you in advance.
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Each non-trivial Swing application needs to bind GUI elements (windows and components) to data. Ten years back in my MFC times, the typical solution was to initialize the GUI with fixed data, show the window, and read back the modified data after window closure. But in Swing, there is more flexibility (data can be dynamic for example). But what is the best way to deal with data binding?
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Where is detailed description of what data binding language can do?

Where in the documentation does it clearly spell out exactly what you can do with
the data binding language (the stuff between "{...}")? I'm trying to understand
what is happening in the SamplesApp, in the "repeaterTag" module, in XMLString.jsp
and repeaterTagController.jpf.
In particular, in XMLString.jsp, it references an expression like this:
<netui-data:repeater dataSource="{pageContext.xml.employee}">
I can't figure out how this is working. I can see that the "callPageFlow" tag
just before this is putting the result of "getXMLStr()" into the "xml" variable.
This string looks like this:
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<employee title=\"President\"><first>Mark</first><last>Jones</last></employee>
<employee title=\"Vice President\"><first>Matt</first><last>Nelson</last></employee>
<employee title=\"Salesperson\"><first>John</first><last>Doe</last></employee>
<employee title=\"Office Manager\"><first>Jane</first><last>Doe</last></employee>
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it's documented somewhere, right?

I had already read that description. It has just about one sentence that covers
the ability to reference elements of an XML string, but without giving any usable
details. I was already convinced that this and direct variable references were
worth avoiding, I just wanted to understand the extent of the available features
first. I guess the lack of any documentation on referencing elements in XML strings
will make it easier to deprecate :) .
Eddie O'Neil <[email protected]> wrote:
David--
A general data binding description is here:
http://edocs.bea.com/workshop/docs81/doc/en/workshop/guide/netui/guide/conDatabindingXScript.html
This help topic describes the NetUI data binding contexts and how
properties / objects are
accessed using them. As far as property binding, a question that came
up in the group earlier,
public properties always win over JavaBean properties, so if you expose
data on any Java object
(page flow, global app, form bean, repeated data item) like this:
::::: Controller.jpf
public String foo = "foo";
private String anotherFoo = "another foo";
public String getFoo()
return anotherFoo;
and bind to this in a JSP:
<netui:label value="{pageFlow.foo}"/>
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The specific example that you mention below is a sample of using the
XScript capabilities in the
8.1 NetUI data binding language to bind directly to parts of an XML document
without having turned
the document itself into a JavaBean.
Frankly, I'd encourage you to use a JavaBean centric approach as we
will likely deprecate this
feature in the future in favor of a more XMLBean / JavaBean centric binding
model. The JavaBean
property binding model is also much more in-line with the JSP 2.0 expression
language.
In the same vein, I'd also suggest following the best practice of
exposing JavaBean properties on
your objects instead of using direct binding to fields.
If you have additional specific questions, feel free to post them
here and we can address them as
they come up.
Hope that helps...
Eddie
David Karr wrote:
Where in the documentation does it clearly spell out exactly what youcan do with
the data binding language (the stuff between "{...}")? I'm tryingto understand
what is happening in the SamplesApp, in the "repeaterTag" module,in XMLString.jsp
and repeaterTagController.jpf.
In particular, in XMLString.jsp, it references an expression like this:
<netui-data:repeater dataSource="{pageContext.xml.employee}">
I can't figure out how this is working. I can see that the "callPageFlow"tag
just before this is putting the result of "getXMLStr()" into the "xml"variable.
This string looks like this:
<employees>
<employee title=\"CEO\"><first>Mary</first><last>Smith</last></employee>
<employee title=\"President\"><first>Mark</first><last>Jones</last></employee>
<employee title=\"Vice President\"><first>Matt</first><last>Nelson</last></employee>
<employee title=\"Salesperson\"><first>John</first><last>Doe</last></employee>
<employee title=\"Office Manager\"><first>Jane</first><last>Doe</last></employee>
</employees>
This usage of the data binding language is a little unusual, but Iwould assume
it's documented somewhere, right?

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