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Custom models into templates

andrepra

I read in wiki (http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Template_Guide) that custom model could be provided to template component as a Map of object. I don't uderstand how to make available this map to template tag.

jsp page

<%
Map myModel = new HashMap();
myModel.put("prop1", "foo");
%>
<r:template id="t6" template="alfresco/templates/my_test.ftl" model="[b]?????[/b]" />
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template

The value of prop1=${prop1}
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is it possible?
Thanks

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Comments

kevinr

The <r:template> component is a JSF (JavaServerFaces) UI component - use of these components cannot generally be mixed with JSP code directly. To supply your model, you need to bind the model value to a getter method on a JSF managed bean. E.g. something like this:

<r:template id="t6" template="alfresco/templates/my_test.ftl" model="#{mybean.model}" /> 
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Where mybean is declared in the "WEB-INF/faces-config-custom.xml" file and model binds to a getter method called getModel() on the bean. Take a look at BrowseBean or similar for examples of this pattern.

Thanks,

Kevin

andrepra

Thanks. I saw that the bean i have to develope is a common bean, i mean that has no inheritance. How can i retrieve something (parameters or attributes) from the http request to pass them to the template?
example:

public Map getTemplateModel() {
     HashMap model = new HashMap(1, 1.0f);

     // retrieving ref from the request
     String nodeRef = [request.getParameter("….")]

     model.put("documentRef", nodeRef);     
     return model;
  }
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