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<snip from Joe Pluta>
The problem with that assumption is that EGL isn't a framework, it's a platform independent model that uses model transformation to generate a platform specific implementation. In simpler terms, EGL can generate COBOL or Java, and use JSF or a thick client as its UI.
</snip>
The model transformations are the missing link, for me. I posted an example of an HTML document, which included a Javascript statement, which caused a specific table row to scroll into view, which is the behavior that Tim said he was looking for, but how to get that specific implementation from EGL is the part I don't understand.
<snip from Tim>
<hx:dataTableEx id="tableEx3" value="#{qdashboard.userrecselectUI}" var="varuserrecselectUI" styleClass="dataTableEx" headerClass="headerClass" footerClass="footerClass" rowClasses="rowClass1, rowClass2" border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" scrollSize="250px"
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That JSF tag looks like it may generate a scrollable <div> and <table>, perhaps similar to the HTML code I posted in my example, but evidently lacks the behavior Tim is asking for. So, is Tim limited to the code generated by EGL, or can he extend or override it to generate what he's looking for.
I typically use Dreamweaver, which has a WYSIWYG design surface and wizards and property sheets for laying out an HTML template, but I can also go into code view to change or extend the generated HTML. Can you do that with EGL? Are you limited by the generator?
Nathan.
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