Get the map from backing bean

[Jaime Fernandez de Gamboa Garcia]

Hi,

How can I get the map from the backing bean?

Thanks.

[Hazem Saleh]

Check out this blog post for Edwin:

http://biemond.blogspot.com/2008/09/google-maps-for-jsf-gmaps4jsf-in.html

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[Jaime Fernandez de Gamboa Garcia]

Thank you Haze,. Now I know how to get the map, I want to get its center, I see the map has the methods getLatitude and get Longitude, but, although I move the center of the map, in my code the latiude and longitude have always the same values:

map.xhtml:

               <m:map id="mapa" width="1350" height="250px" latitude="40.3574" longitude="-3.55138" enableScrollWheelZoom="true" binding="#{myBean2.map}">

           <ui:repeat var="spot" value="#{myBean.spots}">

    <m:marker latitude="#{spot.latitud}" longitude="#{spot.longitud}"/>

   </ui:repeat>

    </m:map>

  

                <h:commandButton value="Do something" action="#{myBean2.doSomething}"></h:commandButton>

MyBean2.java:

              private Map map; 

              (getter and setter)

              .....

              public String doSomething() {

latitud=Float.parseFloat(map.getLatitude());

longitud=Float.parseFloat(map.getLongitude());

                 .....

}

Why map.getLatitude() and map.getLongitude() always give the same value?

[Hazem Saleh]

They should not. 

Which version of GMaps4JSF are you using?

[Jaime Fernandez de Gamboa Garcia]

I'm using gmaps4jsf-core-3.0.0.jar

[Hazem Saleh]

Please open a ticket and I will look into it.

Hazem Saleh

Author of Pro JSF and HTML5 book:

http://www.amazon.com/Pro-JSF-HTML5-Building-Components/dp/1430250100/