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Hi Team

i have implemented <rich:tree> in my project as below



is it possible to call a controller method on clicking the node ,please advice
 
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Santosh Raveendran wrote:
Hi Team

i have implemented <rich:tree> in my project as below



is it possible to call a controller method on clicking the node ,please advice



The listeners are controller methods.
 
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Hi tim

thanks for the response , by controller method i meant a method which can help in navigating to another page , i have seen some examples in which a redirection is done from

listener method , but that make some view hard coding . do we have any other solutions

 
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I have an app that does that. What I did, however, was make each tree node a hyperlink rather than coding navigation logic in a backing bean. You should be able to use commandLinks, but in my case, I used raw URLs, since I wanted them to be bookmarkable. I used PrettyFaces to handle the bookmarkable URL requests.
 
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