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On my inventory detail page, some of the inventory might be in a tool kit. If so, I want to create a link from that inventory item to the tool kit detail page for the associated kit. So, I have this link in the inventory table:

<h:commandLink rendered="#transaction.kitId != null" value = "(in kit)" action="goKit">
 <f:param name="kitId" value="#transaction.kitId"/>
</h:commandLink>

Then, in the manage inventory flow, I manage the goKit action like this:

 <view-state id="detail">
 <transition on="return" to="main"/>
 <transition on="goKit" to="transitionToKit"/>
 </view-state>

 <subflow-state id="transitionToKit" subflow="manage-tool-kit">
 <input name="kitId" value="requestParameters.kitId" type="java.lang.Integer"/>
 <transition to="assign"/>

 </subflow-state>

The goal is to send the id of the kit to the manage-tool-kit subflow, so that it can load the associated tool kit. So, in the tool kit flow, I have:

 <input name="kitId" value="flowScope.kitId" type="java.lang.Integer" required="false"/>

 <view-state id="assign">
 <on-entry>
 <evaluate expression="kitAssignmentBean.loadKitFromInventory(flowScope.kitId)"/>
 <evaluate expression="kitAssignmentBean.loadLinkedToolControls()"/>
 </on-entry>
 <transition on="return" to = "main"></transition>
 </view-state>

The problem is that when I click on the link, it simply goes to the main view state of the kit flow. How do I get the link to navigate to the assign view state?

The system should navigate to the assign view state of the kit flow, and load the associated kit. It's only going to the main view state.

jsf web-applications flow-scope

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  All this is not PrimeFaces related
  
  – Kukeltje
  Mar 27 at 0:29
  

  
  
  
  

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On my inventory detail page, some of the inventory might be in a tool kit. If so, I want to create a link from that inventory item to the tool kit detail page for the associated kit. So, I have this link in the inventory table:

<h:commandLink rendered="#transaction.kitId != null" value = "(in kit)" action="goKit">
 <f:param name="kitId" value="#transaction.kitId"/>
</h:commandLink>

Then, in the manage inventory flow, I manage the goKit action like this:

 <view-state id="detail">
 <transition on="return" to="main"/>
 <transition on="goKit" to="transitionToKit"/>
 </view-state>

 <subflow-state id="transitionToKit" subflow="manage-tool-kit">
 <input name="kitId" value="requestParameters.kitId" type="java.lang.Integer"/>
 <transition to="assign"/>

 </subflow-state>

The goal is to send the id of the kit to the manage-tool-kit subflow, so that it can load the associated tool kit. So, in the tool kit flow, I have:

 <input name="kitId" value="flowScope.kitId" type="java.lang.Integer" required="false"/>

 <view-state id="assign">
 <on-entry>
 <evaluate expression="kitAssignmentBean.loadKitFromInventory(flowScope.kitId)"/>
 <evaluate expression="kitAssignmentBean.loadLinkedToolControls()"/>
 </on-entry>
 <transition on="return" to = "main"></transition>
 </view-state>

The problem is that when I click on the link, it simply goes to the main view state of the kit flow. How do I get the link to navigate to the assign view state?

The system should navigate to the assign view state of the kit flow, and load the associated kit. It's only going to the main view state.

jsf web-applications flow-scope

share|improve this question

edited Mar 27 at 0:28

Kukeltje

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asked Mar 26 at 14:46

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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  All this is not PrimeFaces related
  
  – Kukeltje
  Mar 27 at 0:29
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

On my inventory detail page, some of the inventory might be in a tool kit. If so, I want to create a link from that inventory item to the tool kit detail page for the associated kit. So, I have this link in the inventory table:

<h:commandLink rendered="#transaction.kitId != null" value = "(in kit)" action="goKit">
 <f:param name="kitId" value="#transaction.kitId"/>
</h:commandLink>

Then, in the manage inventory flow, I manage the goKit action like this:

 <view-state id="detail">
 <transition on="return" to="main"/>
 <transition on="goKit" to="transitionToKit"/>
 </view-state>

 <subflow-state id="transitionToKit" subflow="manage-tool-kit">
 <input name="kitId" value="requestParameters.kitId" type="java.lang.Integer"/>
 <transition to="assign"/>

 </subflow-state>

The goal is to send the id of the kit to the manage-tool-kit subflow, so that it can load the associated tool kit. So, in the tool kit flow, I have:

 <input name="kitId" value="flowScope.kitId" type="java.lang.Integer" required="false"/>

 <view-state id="assign">
 <on-entry>
 <evaluate expression="kitAssignmentBean.loadKitFromInventory(flowScope.kitId)"/>
 <evaluate expression="kitAssignmentBean.loadLinkedToolControls()"/>
 </on-entry>
 <transition on="return" to = "main"></transition>
 </view-state>

The problem is that when I click on the link, it simply goes to the main view state of the kit flow. How do I get the link to navigate to the assign view state?

The system should navigate to the assign view state of the kit flow, and load the associated kit. It's only going to the main view state.

jsf web-applications flow-scope

share|improve this question

edited Mar 27 at 0:28

Kukeltje

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<h:commandLink rendered="#transaction.kitId != null" value = "(in kit)" action="goKit">
 <f:param name="kitId" value="#transaction.kitId"/>
</h:commandLink>

 <view-state id="detail">
 <transition on="return" to="main"/>
 <transition on="goKit" to="transitionToKit"/>
 </view-state>

 <subflow-state id="transitionToKit" subflow="manage-tool-kit">
 <input name="kitId" value="requestParameters.kitId" type="java.lang.Integer"/>
 <transition to="assign"/>

 </subflow-state>

 <input name="kitId" value="flowScope.kitId" type="java.lang.Integer" required="false"/>

 <view-state id="assign">
 <on-entry>
 <evaluate expression="kitAssignmentBean.loadKitFromInventory(flowScope.kitId)"/>
 <evaluate expression="kitAssignmentBean.loadLinkedToolControls()"/>
 </on-entry>
 <transition on="return" to = "main"></transition>
 </view-state>

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edited Mar 27 at 0:28

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edited Mar 27 at 0:28

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edited Mar 27 at 0:28

Kukeltje

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asked Mar 26 at 14:46

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asked Mar 26 at 14:46

user3794648user3794648

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