Passing EL method expression as attribute of custom Facelets tagfile

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Happy的楠姐 2020-12-03 20:32

I created a custom JSF tag:


    
        

        
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  • 2020-12-03 21:09

    My questions are: is this the best way to do this?

    That's the only way anyway, provided that you can only use standard JSF/EL facilities and you cannot create a custom taghandler.

    You could however create a custom taghandler to convert the value expression to a method expression. The OmniFaces JSF utility library has a <o:methodParam> for exactly this purpose. See also the <o:methodParam> demo page.

    You could then end up like:

    <my:dataScroller ... scrollListener="#{bean.aMethod}" />
    

    and

    <o:methodParam name="scrollListenerMethod" value="#{scrollListener}" />
    <rich:dataScroller ... scrollListener="#{scrollListenerMethod}" />
    

    See also:

    • Dynamic ui include and commandButton

    How can I make the method optional?

    Theoretically, you could use JSTL tags to build the view conditionally. Something like:

    <h:someComponent>
        <c:if test="#{not empty fooAttribute}">
            <f:attribute name="foo" value="#{fooAttriubte}" />
        </c:if>
    </h:someComponent>
    

    But that's in the particular case of a special method expression listener attribute unfortunately not possible. There's no such thing as <rich:scrollListener> or something which allows you binding a RichFaces specific scrollListener as a separate tag to the <rich:dataScroller>. Best what you could do without creating custom taghandlers is duplicating the whole <rich:dataScroller> in two <c:if>s (or a <c:choose>); one with and other without scrollListener. This is too clumsy. You'd really better create a custom <my:richScrollListener> taghandler for this which you could then place in a <c:if>.

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