GoldenGate

You call resetValue() on the component after you done

this.getInputFileBinding().resetValue();

Timo

No. Its not resetting.

Works for me (using 12.1.3)

chosse file

after clicking on reset

the actionälistener

public void onReset(ActionEvent actionEvent) {

    getInfile().resetValue();

}

and this is hte page part

                    \<!-- Content -->

                    \<af:inputFile label="Label 1" id="if1" binding="#{viewScope.InputFileBean.infile}"/>

                    \<af:button text="reset" id="b1" actionListener="#{viewScope.InputFileBean.onReset}"/>

Timo

Hi,

Try this..

use value binding variable of the inputFile to reset the value like below,

setFile(null);

AdfFacesContext.getCurrentInstance().addPartialTarget(inputFileBinding);

-Vinoth

User

Do as Timo Suggests

You are calling reset on ActionEvent component that means you are resetting your button not inputFile

ResetUtils.reset(actionEvent.getComponent());

Instead of this code bind your inputFile to bean and call Reset on that component binding

Ashish

Hi,

  check this:

            inputFileBinding.setValue(null);

            AdfFacesContext.getCurrentInstance().addPartialTarget(inputFileBinding);

Thanks,

Prashant

I tried

  inputFileBinding.setValue(null);

            AdfFacesContext.getCurrentInstance().addPartialTarget(inputFileBinding);

also

but its taking lot of time, actually its loading . when i explicitly refresh then its fine.

even i tried ResetUtils.reset(actionEvent.getComponent());

still the same.

I can do like theis, it works but as per my requirement i cannot add reset button

Sorry, I don't get you. I just added a button to get to the bean ad have a chance to reset the inputfile component. You can do it in your code as you are already in a bean method. You may have to ppr the inputFile component but it shoudl work.

Timo

2997680 wrote:

I tried
  inputFileBinding.setValue(null);
            AdfFacesContext.getCurrentInstance().addPartialTarget(inputFileBinding);
also
but its taking lot of time, actually its loading . when i explicitly refresh then its fine.

even i tried ResetUtils.reset(actionEvent.getComponent());
still the same.

Have you really read my comment ??

I am saying that you have used ResetUtils.reset(actionEvent.getComponent());  but you should not use this
Bind your inputFile to managed bean and call reset on that binding As Timo already told you

Ashish

I gave binding to the input file and tried to reset but still its not working for me, its trying to reset.

Here is my code for that

<af:panelGroupLayout id="pgl350" layout="horizontal">

                        <af:inputFile label="Select" id="if51" value="#{ContractDocumentUploadDwn.file}"

                                      showRequired="true" binding="#{ContractDocumentUploadDwn.inputFileBinding}"/>

                        <af:button text="Upload" id="b353" action="#{ContractDocumentUploadDwn.uploadPortfolioDoc}"/>

</af:panelGroupLayout>

and JAVA class is

        genericSaveDocuments(actionEvent, iter, myfile, binding, popUpId, "Portfolio"); // Saves the Document

        setInputFileBinding(null);

As Timo suggested its works but I cannot add the reset button for resetting the input file,

Thanks

Again, you don't need a special reset button. You can reset the inputFile after you saved the document

genericSaveDocuments(actionEvent, iter, myfile, binding, popUpId, "Portfolio"); // Saves the Document
this.getInputFileBinding().resetValue();

should do.

Timo

No. its not working for me.. next time when i try to add a record still its showing last inserted document

A you have set the value property of the inputFile, you have to set the value to null too.

Timo

hi Timo,

I did like this.

        genericSaveDocuments(actionEvent, iter, myfile, binding, popUpId, "Portfolio");

        this.getInputFileBinding().resetValue();

        this.setInputFileBinding(null);

but still its not resetting.       

Try with:

this.getInputFileBinding().resetValue();
this.getInputFileBinding().setValue(null);
AdfFacesContext.getCurrentInstance().addPartialTarget(getInputFileBinding()); 

Thanks a lot . its working @"Timo Hahn" @ashish awasthi