Ok this is....
awesome... Jurgen Lust schrieb: > Hi Luca, > > Great job! I've put the example online here: > https://ninja.ugent.be/dojoscheduler/dojoTests.jsf > > The drag and drop only seems to work in the month view however. > > Jurgen > > Op vrijdag 25-05-2007 om 09:05 uur [tijdzone +0200], schreef Luca Conte: >> Hi, >> I'm a java senior developer, I'm from Italy I'm using your >> jsf/Tomahawk/scheduler, for a project I have to modify your source code >> in order to give drag and drop capabilties to you component. You can find >> >> here (no attach due to size: 9MB, no compression and all dojo scripts. >> Simply REMOVE the ".zip" extension. ): >> http://bazu.altervista.org/dojoscheduler.war.zip >> >> >> my job: into the war there are the complete tomahawk sources (with >> scheduler classes mdified by me) into WEB-INF/src, in the root there is >> dojoTests.jsp this a working example U can drag an entry and drop it >> into another day and a dragEvent is dispatched. >> >> My work has: >> -Introduced dojo javasripts (manually but I think to do the inclusion >> into the tag or using t:dojoInitializer) >> -changed the scheduler renderer (MONT and WEEK) in order to add >> javascript code for register drop targets >> -changed entry renderer in order to add drag capabilities to entries >> -changed the scheduler tag in order to support a new attriubute: >> dragAndDropListener >> -added a DragAndDropEvent calss in order to contro the souce id and the >> target day into a backed bean method >> -changed scheduler.js in order to add a js trigger function to fire the >> server side event >> >> For job I need to do a lot of work to this component but i would like to >> give U the code for the open source's maintenance advantages! >> >> Plz tell me what U think! >> Sorry If I sent this email to wrong destinations. >> >> Bye >> Luca Conte >> >> >>
