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a Self Listening to events

asked 2014-04-30 15:21:13 +0800

aktejo gravatar image aktejo
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updated 2014-04-30 16:24:34 +0800

sitansu gravatar image sitansu
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Dear

We know in zkoss 6++ SelectorComposer we can annotate a method to listen to any component. The syntax rule is @Listen( event-name = ids / classes / component tags )

what if i want to listen to the self component? I Tried @Listen("onMyEvent=self") and it doesn't work.

I Have fired this event using Events.echoEvent("onMyEvent",getSelf(),null);

please help. manythanks

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answered 2014-04-30 17:44:14 +0800

cyiannoulis gravatar image cyiannoulis
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I am not sure but i suppose that you are creating some components dynamically and you need to assign an event listener to these components. Maybe something like this would do the trick:

@Listen("onClick = #buttonsDiv > button")

Assuming that the 'buttonsDiv' is the id of the parent component containing the dynamically created buttons.

Hope that helps

Costas

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Thanks for quick response. but that is what really I mean, we know a self component is a root component of a zul, this component can be refered with 'getSelf()' method of a SelectorComposer subclass. I want to send event to this root comp (the self), don't know how to refer to this 'self' in @Liste

aktejo ( 2014-04-30 21:21:25 +0800 )edit
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answered 2014-05-02 11:18:09 +0800

cyiannoulis gravatar image cyiannoulis
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updated 2014-05-02 11:23:20 +0800

Then why don't you just post the event to the parent component:

@Listen("onClick = #childWindowButton")
public void onClick_childWindowButton(Event event) {
   Component parentComponent = event.getTarget().getParent()...getParent();
   Events.postEvent("onChildButtonClicked", parentComponent)
}

And then assign a listener for this event to the root component:

@Listen("onChildButtonClicked=#rootWindow")
public void onChildButtonClicked() {
   ...do what you have to do...
}

Hope that helps.

Costas

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