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Posted to dev@myfaces.apache.org by ignicolist <ig...@gmail.com> on 2007/08/13 20:05:50 UTC
selectOneMenu submit
Hi to all!
i have this code:
<h:selectOneMenu id="calendar"
value="#{scheduleexampleHandler.scheduleSelect}" >
<f:selectItem
itemValue="#{scheduleexampleHandler.scheduleItems}" itemLabel="d" />
</h:selectOneMenu>
every thing is fine here, so what i want is when i submit the form the value
selected go to something like this:
value="#{registerSchedule.newSchedule.calendar}" i want the value select go
to other bean!
Is that possible? how?
Tks for all.
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Re: selectOneMenu submit
Posted by ignicolist <ig...@gmail.com>.
Well tks for your help, but in the end i put everything in the same bean, it
is more easy. And work fine.
Tks for your help.
smurray wrote:
>
> This does not look correct to me. The answer is really no but you might
> be able to fake it. First the value of h:selectOneMenu is both a setter
> and a getter. It is a getter to determine the initially selected value
> and then its a setter to record the users selection. This sort of answers
> your question in that you cannot not re-direct setter to another bean.
>
> Finally I think your inner should be h:selectItems not h:selectItem and it
> should return a list of list<javax.faces.model.SelectItem>. If so you
> would not need to specify a label. If you are using this mechanism then
> the setter of h:selectOneMenu would be the value associated with the
> SelectItem.
>
> One thing you might do is add a valueChangeListener and have this method
> set the value in registerSchedule.newCalendar. Just a suggestion.
>
>
> ignicolist wrote:
>>
>> Hi to all!
>>
>> i have this code:
>>
>> <h:selectOneMenu id="calendar"
>> value="#{scheduleexampleHandler.scheduleSelect}" >
>>
>> <f:selectItem
>> itemValue="#{scheduleexampleHandler.scheduleItems}" itemLabel="d" />
>>
>> </h:selectOneMenu>
>>
>> every thing is fine here, so what i want is when i submit the form the
>> value selected go to something like this:
>> value="#{registerSchedule.newSchedule.calendar}" i want the value select
>> go to other bean!
>>
>> Is that possible? how?
>>
>> Tks for all.
>>
>
>
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Re: selectOneMenu submit
Posted by smurray <sm...@kanbay.com>.
This does not look correct to me. The answer is really no but you might be
able to fake it. First the value of h:selectOneMenu is both a setter and a
getter. It is a getter to determine the initially selected value and then
its a setter to record the users selection. This sort of answers your
question in that you cannot not re-direct setter to another bean.
Finally I think your inner should be h:selectItems not h:selectItem and it
should return a list of list<javax.faces.model.SelectItem>. If so you would
not need to specify a label. If you are using this mechanism then the
setter of h:selectOneMenu would be the value associated with the SelectItem.
One thing you might do is add a valueChangeListener and have this method set
the value in registerSchedule.newCalendar. Just a suggestion.
ignicolist wrote:
>
> Hi to all!
>
> i have this code:
>
> <h:selectOneMenu id="calendar"
> value="#{scheduleexampleHandler.scheduleSelect}" >
>
> <f:selectItem
> itemValue="#{scheduleexampleHandler.scheduleItems}" itemLabel="d" />
>
> </h:selectOneMenu>
>
> every thing is fine here, so what i want is when i submit the form the
> value selected go to something like this:
> value="#{registerSchedule.newSchedule.calendar}" i want the value select
> go to other bean!
>
> Is that possible? how?
>
> Tks for all.
>
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