MyFaces Tomahawk : Radio buttons in t:dataTable

[Abiodun Okusolubo]

Hello Ranchers,
I am working on a JSF application project using MyFaces flavor. I need someone to help with how "t:dataTable" which is MyFaces table can contain radio buttons. The radio button can be of Tomahawk can also be simple radio buttons provided by myfaces.

Thank you.

[Marcus Sanchez]

http://www.roseindia.net/jsf/apache-myfaces-tomahawk/tomahawk_radio_tag.shtml

   <h:form><center>
      <t:selectOneRadio id="sor" value="SI" layout="spread"
                        border="1"
                        style="font-weight:bold;
                               background-color:#99CCFF;">
 <f:selectItem id="si1" itemLabel="Samsung" itemValue="sa" />
         <f:selectItem id="si2" itemLabel="Link" itemValue="lo" />
 <f:selectItem id="si3" itemLabel="Logitech" itemValue="lg" />
 <f:selectItem id="si4" itemLabel="BenQ" itemValue="bq" />
      </t:selectOneRadio>
      
      <t:panelGrid columns="1" width="20%" style="color:green;"
                               cellpadding="0" cellspacing="5">
        
        <t:panelGroup>
            <t:radio for="sor" index="0"></t:radio>
            <t:inputText />
</t:panelGroup>
<f:verbatim><hr></f:verbatim>
 
<t:panelGroup>
            <t:radio for="sor" index="1"></t:radio>
            <t:inputText />
</t:panelGroup>
<f:verbatim><hr></f:verbatim>
 
<t:panelGroup>
            <t:radio for="sor" index="2"></t:radio>
            <t:inputText />
</t:panelGroup>
<f:verbatim><hr></f:verbatim>
 
<t:panelGroup>
            <t:radio for="sor" index="3"></t:radio>
            <t:inputText />
</t:panelGroup>
 
      </t:panelGrid>
</center></h:form> 

[Bauke Scholtz]

Why did you resurrect an old topic with an answer which is not fully related to his question? He wanted to know how to use radiobuttons in a datatable. It is fairly simple though: just bind the radiobutton value as a property of the iterated row object. If the selectitems differs per row, then bind it as a property of the iterated row object either, else just bind it as a property of the backing bean.

That said, I wouldn't recommend roseindia as a reliable source of information. You'll be surprised how many information over there is actually garbage and in many cases introduces bad practices.
[ September 01, 2008: Message edited by: Bauke Scholtz ]

[Abiodun Okusolubo]

Thanks mate, I've since solve the riddle long time ago. However, the best solution for what I actually needed then was found in a javaworld example. However, if anyone is interested the site is
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-02-2007/jw-02-jsf.html