Re: Associating a command with a <choice> tag

Hello Dale,

> Is this possible, if so how?
> 
> Example of what I was thinking:
> 
> <map id="license.choices">
>   <entry key="false" value="I do NOT accept the
> license agreement" />
>   <entry key="true" value="I accept the license
> agreement" />
> </map>
> ...
> <choice id="license.choice" map="license.choices"
> type="radio"
> command="enable.license.next" />
> ...
> <button label="Prev &lt;" id="license.prev"
> command="welcome.show"
> accesskey="P" key="p" />
> <button label="Next &gt;" id="license.next"
> command="chooselocation.show"
> accesskey="N" key="n" />

  As far as I can tell you can't use the command
attribute directly for comboboxes. You need to get a
handle on the Swing combobox and add your eventhandler
the "old fashioned" way. To get a handle on the Swing
combobox you have two options. 

  1) You can either lookup the combobox using the
Swing component name/id using, for example, the
CompUtils.get( Container parent, String id ) method
shipping with the Salsa package.

  2) You can use a XulForm and bind the comboxbox to a
XulInput object and than use getJComponent().

  Option 1 is the way forward and recommended.  

  - Gerald


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