Do you really need a lot of converters? The @SelectItems binder does the
conversion from whatever to SelectItem for you. I see you're using the Object
strategy. The strategy works fine if you already have a lot of converters, but
it wasn't my intention that you create additional converters to use
@SelectItems.
Another way that would avoid the extra converter classes would be to write
another binder that takes the selected value from the UISelect{One, Many}
component and did the appropriate lookup from the original @SelectItems
collection.
This has been on my TODO list for a while. Between holidays, weddings, and
work my time just seems to evaporate. I will of course add this to my existing
contribution once finished.
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