private void onNameChanged(InputEvent e) {
String value = e.getValue();
Textbox box = (Textbox) e.getTarget();
String lastName, firstName;
if (box == lastNameBox) {
lastName = value;
firstName = firstNameBox.getValue();
} else {
lastName = lastNameBox.getValue();
firstName = value;
}
labelBox.setValue(lastName + ", " + firstName);
}
public void onChanging$cmbEmpleadosPreparaciones(ForwardEvent event) {
logger.log(Level.INFO, "[GestionIngresosDescuentosCtrl][onChanging$cmbEmpleadosPreparaciones]");
try {
listaPlanillaDetalles = null;
InputEvent input = (InputEvent) event.getOrigin();
if (planillaSelected != null && StringUtils.isNotBlank(input.getValue())) {
listaPlanillaDetalles =
personalBean.obtenerPlanillasDetallesPorCriterio(
planillaSelected.getCodigoPlanilla(), input.getValue(), Boolean.TRUE);
}
renderizarDatosPlanillaDetalle();
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
/*
* http://forum.zkoss.org/question/12670/get-onchanging-value-in-java/
* Should use InputEvent instead of Event
*
* Same effect as: searchBar.addEventListener(Events.ON_CHANGING, new EventListener<Event>() { ...
*/
@SuppressWarnings({"rawtypes", "unchecked"})
@Listen("onChanging=#searchBar")
public void changeSelected(InputEvent fe) {
String keyword = fe.getValue();
log.debug(
"onChanging=#searchBar: oldVal->"
+ ((Bandbox) fe.getTarget()).getValue()
+ " newVal->"
+ keyword);
// refresh list
List<NoteNode> list =
noteService.findMatchedTopicsByUser(
UserCredentialManager.getIntance().getUser().getId(), keyword);
filterbox.setModel(new SimpleListModel(list.toArray()));
}
