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[ADF] How to access node attributes from contextual menu?

2840355Sep 17 2015 — edited Sep 21 2015

Hi,

I work with ADF Tree component: 

<af:tree value="#{bindings.TreeVO.treeModel}" var="node">


                                                    <f:facet name="nodeStamp">


                                                        <af:outputText value="#{node.Label}"


                                                                       id="nodeLabel"/>


                                                    </f:facet>


                                                    <f:facet name="contextMenu">


                                                        <af:popup id="RemoteTreePopup" childCreation="deferred"


                                                                  autoCancel="disabled">


                                                            <af:menu text="menu 1" id="m1">


                                                                <af:iterator id="i2"


                                                                             value="#{bindings.CtxMenVO.collectionModel}"


                                                                             var="element">


                                                                    <af:commandMenuItem text="#{element.Label}/#{node.Label}" ...

What I expect: when I right-click on a node (represented by the output text "node-label", a contextual menu appears with "element-label/clicked-node-label"

What I see: the output text of the node is ok, but #{node.Label} has no value in <af:commandMenuItem

How can I retrieve node.label from commandMenuItem?
This post has been answered by Ruben Rodriguez on Sep 18 2015
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vladodias

Hi mate,

I'm not aware of any property that will look for wildcard patterns... A possible solution to achieve your requirement is to use a "list" operation and then iterate to delete the files one by one...

Cheers,

Vlad

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