trinidad-example/trinidad-components-showcase/src/main/webapp/components/navigation/processChoiceBar/summary.xhtml

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    ProcessChoiceBar is a UIXProcess component that renders a previous button, a choice bar, and a next button.

    <br/>

    The processChoiceBar takes a model of type org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.model.MenuModel. The last node along the focusPath and its siblings are rendered.

    <br/>

    MenuModel extends TreeModel, but it also knows how to go from the current viewId to the
    focus path. Notice that the menuModel has no special knowledge of page navigation and places no requirements on
    the nodes that go into the tree. The nodes in the tree are stamped out with the 'nodeStamp' facet, which should
    contain a commandNavigationItem component, which allows the default actionListener mechanism to be used for page
    navigation.

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    <tr:outputText value="There are two common scenarios for processes, &quot;Plus One&quot; and &quot;Max Visited&quot;
        which are explained below."/>

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        <tr:outputText value=" - &quot;Plus One&quot; - from the current step the user can navigate to any previous page
            and th e next page. If the user is on the 5th step of a process and goes back to step 2, then the user can only
            navigate from step 2 to step 1 and step 3."/>
        <tr:outputText value=" - &quot;Max Visited&quot; - the user can navigate to the max visited page. If the user is
            currently on the max visited page then the user can also navigate to the next page. If the user is on the 5th
            step of a process and goes back to step 2, then the user can navigate from step 2 to steps 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5."/>
    </tr:panelList>

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    <tr:outputText value="The class org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.model.ProcessMenuModel and
        org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.model.ProcessUtils were created to support the &quot;Plus One&quot; and
        &quot;Max Visited&quot; scenarios. Please see the javadoc for these classes for more information."/>

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        disabled, otherwise they will not be rendered. "/>
    
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