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I'm currently working with a PrimeFaces dataTable and am trying endlessly to append a new to the dataTable immediately after the user adds it. Server-side, everything is working -- data is saved to both the database and hard disk. I'd like to see a partial-page update following the successful request, and I just can't seem to get it to work.
Here is my XHTML code: File Name File Size And finally, here is my backing bean. Public String createNew(){ newDir. SetDateCreated(new Date()); newDir.
SetDateModified(new Date()); newDir. SetId(BigDecimal. ZERO); newDir.
SetLocation(ROOT_DIRECTORY + currentUser.getUsername() + "/"); newDir. SetFilesCollection(f); newDir. SetDescription(""); newDir.
SetOwner(currentUser); current = newDir; create(); persistDirectoryFromObject(newDir); newDir = new Directory(); RequestContext. GetCurrentInstance(). AddPartialUpdateTarget("dGrid"); return null; } jsf primefaces link|improve this question asked Aug 10 '11 at 15:37john m.776 67% accept rate.
If you are using 3.0. M4 you could do: ... ... File Name File Size or you could simply.
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