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It involves a call to an EJB which returns
an ArrayList populated with the data; // Get Loan
Name
String sLoanName =
loan.getName();
intCount++;
String sCount = (new
Integer(intCount)).toString();
SelectItem selectItem = new SelectItem(sCount, sLoanName,
"");
alLoansList.add(selectItem); alLoansList is returned and
used to populate the “selectOneListbox”. There is not a problem with the backing bean. Every is populated
correctly. I can get the “sCount” but it is the
“sLoanName” I can’t get! From:
Bruno Aranda [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] How do you create the
list of SelectItems in your backing bean (loanNameList)? On 4/12/05, Roger
Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote: I populate a
selectOneListbox with data from a table from a backing class; |
- RE: Getting Values from selectOneListbox Roger Lee
- Re: Getting Values from selectOneListbox Heath Borders
