Yes, I thought about this, but if there is only one element in the table (only one result for a search or only one element in the current page of the navigation range), you can not know what happened... Any hints?
Thanks,
-- Rafa
On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 10:06 AM, Marco Grimm-2 <Marco.Grimm@...> wrote:
Did you have a look at the SelectionEvent? It (or exactly: its super class)
has methods "getAddedSet()" and "getRemovedSet()". Maybe you can check
whether the size of the set is > 1 and can infer by that, whether only one
item was checked/unchecked or 'select one' or 'select none' was clicked.
Regards, Marco
Rafa Pérez wrote:
>
> I need to distinguish between a SelectionEvent delivered when a checkbox
> is
> ckecked or when 'Select all' or 'Select None' is clicked. I have been
> looking into the code and the examples but have not found anything yet (I
> am
> surprised that nobody ever needed this feature...).
>