4.5.12 (Feb 2008)

Java Improvements

treeTable now supports sortDepth
It is now possible to choose a specific nested row to sort by using the new "sortDepth" attribute. Possible sortDepth values are -1, 0, and all positive integers (1, 2, 3, ..).  Default value is 0.

• -1: sorts all rows in the column regardless of nesting level

• 0: default value - only parent rows are sorted

• 1-n: only children at that level are sorted

Notes on Java Fixes

8476 712-4909498 - Value attribute of comboBox column editor in table is not submitted to cell  

Null propagation is handled in the following ways.

The following represents a list item from a comboBox column editor that will submit it's value and text attribute to the cell in a table. 

<listitem/>

AND

<cell text="foo" value="0"/>

Result:

<cell text=""/>

Note the following behavior from our example above:

1.) null value attribute of list item IS transferred to cell (i.e., cell loses its value attribute); 2.) null text attribute of list item is NOT transferred to cell (i.e., cell text changes from text="foo" to text=""). Cell will ALWAYS receive a text attribute from list item, even when list item does not have a text value explicitly set.

8972 712-5273851 - Backslash "\" should not throw an Escape Syntax in textArea

This issue was fixed in the context of data binding only. For example, data binding text in an xml document containing "\" to a text field or text area will NOT throw an exception. However, there are still two uses in which "\" will still throw an exception.

1. Using backslash “\” in an explicit text declaration of text field or in the child text node of text area WILL still throw an exception, in which case escape syntax “\\” still needs to be used

Defects Resolved (Java)

Notes on Ajax Fixes

Several Character Encoding issues have been resolved in this release. 

Defects Resolved (Ajax)