I know what the problem is here. The code Gavin posted will work for an action outside of a RichList component. The code you are trying is inside a RichList component so the current node context object "#{r}" is a special kind of Node. It's really a sub-class of Node called MapNode. This object exposes itself using the Java Map interace, which means that the JSF expression language will assume all access to the object is treated as MapNode.get("…") - which means that you cannot access the normal methods such as Node.getAspect().The reason for this is that there are various additional pseudo generated properties added to the MapNode so that the RichList component can display additional information - such as "size" or "url".If you wish to have acces to the aspects for a MapNode then you need to add a pseudo property for it. Look for this method in BrowseBean:
public void setupCommonBindingProperties(Node node)
and add this line to the method:
node.addPropertyResolver("aspects", this.resolverAspects);
and now add this anonymous inner class below the method to resolve the pseudo property:
public NodePropertyResolver resolverAspects= new NodePropertyResolver() {
public Object get(Node node) {
return node.getAspects();
}
};
Then your JSP code should work.Hope this helps!Kevin
