Hi Priti,
By "chainable" I meant that you are not limited to a single handler, but
can invoke a series (or chain) of handlers:
<!command
handler1();
handler2();
handler3();
/>
FYI, you can also do "if()" in there for conditional execution of handlers:
<!command
if (#{foo}=#{bar}) {
handler1();
}
handler2();
/>
Anyway, the answer to your question about invoking a handler from Java
code (such as from a Handler) is:
com.sun.jsftemplating.util.HandlerUtil.dispatchHandler(...);
Although, as I suggested on IRC, you can often avoid needing a handler
in Java code by simply invoking the Java code that you need directly
(i.e. refactor you "shared" handler to contain its work in a Java
utility method and invoke the utility directly).
Good luck!
Ken
Priti Tiwary wrote:
> Hi,
> Has anyone tried calling one handler from other handler? Is that
> possible? I saw in Jsftemplating pdf on java net site saying that
> handlers are "Chainable" , what does that mean?
> Priti