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QUESTION
I have two columns with setup like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-18 at 08:27We can't push/pull on the xs column because each column takes up the full width. Instead we can put column 2 on top initially and change the order when the viewport is large. At the large breakpoint we can push Column 2 to the right and pull Column 1 to the left.
The Grid API allows us to pass objects containing props such as span
, push
, and pull
for the breakpoint.
QUESTION
The Vaadin Framework guide has a page describing how to use Column Renderers in a Vaadin Grid. And this page describes implementing renderers, but all too briefly.
I want to implement a InstantRenderer
to complement the partial set of java.time renderers added in Vaadin 8.1. Renderers were added for LocalDate
& LocalDateTime
but not for Instant
, OffsetDateTime
, and ZonedDateTime
. For my Instant
renderer I am currently simply applying the current default time zone (ZoneId
) to get a ZonedDateTime
on which I call the toString
method. More could be done, but this is just to get started.
So my code should be very similar to the provided LocalDateTimeRenderer
. I am trying to follow that code as an guide.
In searching the Vaadin source code and reading the doc, it seems I need three pieces of source code:
InstantRenderer
( similar toLocalDateTimeRenderer
)InstantRendererConnector
( similar toLocalDateTimeRendererConnector
)InstantRendererState
( similar toLocalDateTimeRendererState
)
I have done this, and it all compiles. But my table fails to render, all I get is a white empty box on the page. No errors appear on the console or logs. If I remove my use of my InstantRenderer
, and fall back to letting my Instant
objects be rendered by the default of their own toString
methods, all is well and the table appears as expected. So I know my custom renderer is at fault.
I am a newbie when it comes to "server-side" vs "client-side" Vaadin.
➠ Is there some kind of packaging I need to perform? Currently I have my three classes in my Vaadin project alongside the MyUI
source file.
➠ Am I missing some other piece?
I instantiate my renderer by calling the no-arg constructor:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-05 at 20:14Yes, special packaging is required. You cannot simply toss the Vaadin Grid column renderer implementation classes into a regular Vaadin app.
Two of the three classes needed for a column renderer implementation involve client-side development, rather than the usual server-side development we do commonly in Vaadin app work.
Fortunately, this is easier than it might sound. To just do a simple column renderer, Vaadin fortunately provides some super-classes that do most of the heavy-lifting. So we need not learn about all the gory details of the GWT and JavaScript magic that goes on under the covers in Vaadin.
The path to success involves:
- Creating a separate project using a Vaadin-provided template to build your own Vaadin Add-On.
- Populating that project with source code taken from the Vaadin Framework GitHub project.
vaadin-archetype-widget
Start a new project using a multi-module Maven archetype provided by the Vaadin team: vaadin-archetype-widget
seen in this list.
addon
module
Once you have created a project from that archetype in your IDE, add your three column renderer classes as shown in this screen shot for an Instant
renderer.
Renderer
class goes in the 'addon' module’s main package.RendererConnector
&RendererState
class files go in the 'addon' module’s nestedclient
package.
Of course, in real work you would delete the example MyComponent…
files created by the archetype.
demo
module
Once built you can try your column renderer in the 'demo' module’s Vaadin app by importing the package of the 'addon' module. In this case:
QUESTION
In Vaadin 8, sorting Grid rows is as simple as clicking the column header. This toggles the column between ascending and descending sorting as described here. This works when populating the Grid via grid.setItems()
method.
However when using a DataProvider
as the Grid data source, clicking the column header does not sort the rows.
There is documentation about sort orders described here with DataProvider
s but handles sort orders when there are multiple sorting requirements.
Is there an easy way to simply use the same default sorting behaviour that the Grid exhibits when populated with grid.setItems()
for when we populate with grid.setDataProvider()
?
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-08 at 06:27The answer is no and it wouldn't make much sense else. The grid.setItems
method internally creates a ListDataProvider
which is a an in-memory data provider. Because it holds all the data in a list, it can easily sort the data with a comparator (coming from the grid column definition or supplied to the list data provider). So, Vaadin can only help you with sorting when it is OK for you to hold all the data in memory. If you have huge amounts of rows (e.g. a million) this is inefficient because you have a lot memory and CPU consumption. This is where your custom data provider comes in.
The idea of DataProvider
is to delegate the data retrieval to a backend system like a database. For example, SQL databases allow to specify an "ORDER BY" clause in the SQL query which you could use to sort data via the backend. The data base itself is very efficient regarding resource consumption, assuming you have the right indexes applied.
So what is your actual data source? Maybe you can share your data provider code you have done so far.
EDIT
Excerpt from ListDataProvider
:
QUESTION
I'm trying to adjust the height of the rows since I'm using components and the Vaadin Grid documentation says you can do this by calling setBodyRowHeight
however that method no longer seems to be available...
UPDATE: I found the method setRowHeight()
(the manual needs updating) however this also changes the column header row height which I don't want, I just want the rows to be taller (so the component fits) and not the header.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-18 at 17:42It appears that this is an issue in the latest version and as a result it's not possible to do what the user manual states. That being said it is expected to be resolved in version 8.2.0: https://vaadin.com/download/prerelease/8.2/8.2.0/8.2.0.alpha1/release-notes.html
QUESTION
Im facing overlaps problem with my project when trying to resize browser. I was trying so many different variations to make it work, but still result is not acceptable.
A, B and C are contained in VerticalLayout - I will call it root.
- Root is inside HorizontalLayout - content of
UI
. - A is simple component.
- B is extending VerticalLayout that contains 2 HorizontalLayouts inside.
- C is only one component - Grid.
Now, when Im trying to resize my browser (like arrow shows) C is starting to steal other components place.
The effect I would like to achieve is that my Grid (C) is not trying to fit my browser. It should not move, and just hide - like below (green is showing actually visible part):
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-14 at 10:58Have a look at this working example:
QUESTION
In Vaadin Framework 8.1 app, on the Grid widget, how does one clear a column renderer after setting it?
We can set a renderer on a Grid.Column
by calling setRenderer
. How to un-set it?
Passing null
results in a null pointer exception:
java.lang.NullPointerException: Renderer can not be null
The default behavior before setting the renderer seems to be simply calling toString
on the column’s objects.
➟ How get back to that default behavior?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-11 at 23:12There is no way to ask Vaadin to revert to default.
Before setting the new renderer, you can ask for the existing default renderer.
QUESTION
Using the Table class of Vaadin one could add an action handler to a table. For example in previous Vaadin versions the following 2 options could be shown to the screen when a user right-click inside the table area:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-01 at 00:17You can use the vaadin-context-menu add-on introduced since Vaadin 7.6 (online demo and github source). Theoretically it can support any component, but for the grid we'll use the dedicated GridContextMenu
(remember to recompile your widgetset).
Dependency:
QUESTION
I'm working on Vaadin, I'm trying to print data in a grid. I want to select this data. Previously I wanted to edit the data but it seems to be before the edit.[I took a look to : https://vaadin.com/docs/-/part/framework/components/components-grid.html#figure.components.grid.editing]
But when I have more then one row, it will always edit or select my first row.
See: Before any edit/select, it print the good values :
But when I try to edit/select the second row (just click on it), I have : That should be the user id :2, the first name :wc, the last name : sdsdf, ...
My code is :
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-13 at 13:01I did a bad misake ! I did not need to define getter and sette in the object UserInfo, I should take data from _userInfo
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