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Type:
Improvement
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Status: Open
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Priority:
Minor
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Affects Version/s: 1.2 Final
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Fix Version/s: 1.4 Beta
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Component/s: Containers
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Labels:None
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Environment:ICEfaces 3.2
Description
The scanned QR code should be set in the bean after capturing it with <mobi:scan>. As it stands right now, the value is set as the component's submittedValue but isn't set in the bean until we manually trigger a full lifecycle via a commandButton. It would be nice to scan a QR code and have that value immediately rendered to the user. It's not possible to use <mobi:ajax> since it's nested in a parent that does not support ajax behaviors.
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Judy might know if mobi:ajax/ace:ajax is extensively implemented enough to support this. In any case, ace:ajax support for the new 4.0 component would be a nice feature. (Since I don't believe we have singleSubmit on other ACE components.)
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Ted Goddard
added a comment - - edited Judy might know if mobi:ajax/ace:ajax is extensively implemented enough to support this. In any case, ace:ajax support for the new 4.0 component would be a nice feature. (Since I don't believe we have singleSubmit on other ACE components.)
This is a good idea, but will likely require native support and slightly different implementation on each platform. Since this is a new feature it may be out of scope for 1.3.
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Ted Goddard
added a comment - This is a good idea, but will likely require native support and slightly different implementation on each platform. Since this is a new feature it may be out of scope for 1.3.
I started making all submits go through mobi.AjaxRequest anyways (support for mobi:ajax), so instead of ice.se, used created an options object for mobi:ajax as though it were a mobi:ajax call.
You will need to annotate your component for @ClientBehavior, etc (see CommandButtonMeta), then you can render the "options" object into the js call to be used once the device returns some notice of completion and call the function:-
mobi.AjaxRequest(options);
If the object requires some custom callbacks (eg: onSuccess or onError....), then you can use mobi.extendAjaxRequest(....) and that will clone create a union into one set of options.
Hope that helps.