1. How to fetch multiple parameters with the same key into a JSF managed bean stackoverflow.comLet's say I have this request:
In myview.xhtml
In MyBean
I thought that setB(String b) would be invoked twice, so I can add the ... |
2. JSF view parameters in different beans stackoverflow.comI've got a page called trip.xhtml where I take parameters out of the URL using the following code:
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3. Warning "[Parameters] Parameters : Invalid chunk ignored" when posting from a managed bean stackoverflow.comI am opening a ... |
4. GET Parameter View Scoped Bean stackoverflow.comI have a strange effect on my JSF2/richfaces 4 project. I use a viewscoped bean and a datascroller to view some data from my backing bean. The bean is viewscoped and ... |
5. Calling a function in a bean where the bean name is on another bean as a parameter coderanch.comYou can't "call a function on a bean", but you can invoke getters/setters and action processors indirectly. It's actually quite simple: #{bean1.beanName.functionCall} If you had a property named "beanName" in bean1 which was itself a bean with a property or action method named "functionCall", the preceeding code would invoke it. It's all part of the Expression Language (EL). |
6. Sending parameters to another Bean coderanch.com |
7. Calling a managed bean method with parameters coderanch.com |
8. JSF read GET Parameters into Backing Bean coderanch.comHi, I am trying to read in my backing bean the given GET parameters from an URL like: http://myapp.myserver.com/myjsfpage.xhtml?property=test I need each call of the page the property, which is set in the URL. My problem: I do only have session as my scope. So I tried to write an redirect like: |
10. How to access request parameters without backing bean coderanch.com |
12. JSF 2.0 and calling a backing bean method with a parameter - method not found coderanch.comWell, I'm not really comfortable with putting method calls on the JSF View definition, parameterized or not, but the first thing to check is to make sure you have the EL 2.2 processor running. JSF2 alone isn't enough, if the EL processor you're using doesn't know how to parse the method call properly. |