JViews Framework
Tag mapRectInteractor


Map Rectangle Interactor Faces Component

Since JViews 7.5 this component is deprecated. Instead use the object selection rectangle interactor faces component(objectSelectRectInteractor) with the attribute invocationContext set to IMAGE_SERVLET_CONTEXT to achieve the same behavior.

The map rectangle interactor allows you to launch a server action outside of the JavaServer Faces lifecycle by dragging a rectangle.

Usage

<jvf:mapRectInteractor
     id="selectInteractor"/>

...
<jvf:view
     id="view"
     style="width:500px;height:300px"
     interactorId="selectInteractor"/>

DHTML - JavaScript Types

IlvFacesMapRectInteractorProxy

JSF Component Class

IlvFacesMapRectInteractor



Tag Information
Tag Classilog.views.faces.dhtml.taglib.IlvFacesMapRectInteractorTag
TagExtraInfo ClassNone
Body ContentJSP
Display NameMap Rectangle Interactor

Attributes
NameRequiredRequest-timeTypeDescription
actionNamefalsefalsejava.lang.StringThe name of the associated server action in the servlet providing the image. The default value is 'mapRect'.
bindingfalsefalsejava.lang.StringThe value binding expression linking this component to a property in a backing bean. If this attribute is set, the tag does not create the component itself but retrieves it from the bean property. This attribute must be a value binding.
cursorfalsefalsejava.lang.StringThe cursor displayed by the view when this interactor is set. The available cursors are those available in the browser.
idfalsefalsejava.lang.StringThe ID of this component.
lineColorfalsefalsejava.lang.StringThe color of the rectangle displayed when zooming the view.
lineWidthfalsefalsejava.lang.StringThe width of the rectangle lines displayed by the component.
menuModelIdfalsefalsejava.lang.StringID used during the dynamic generation of contextual menus.
messagefalsefalsejava.lang.StringThe message displayed by the view when this interactor is set.

Variables
No Variables Defined.


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