"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : You need a JSF converter.
Are you sure, Gavin?
I'm far from being a JSF master, but I don't see yet how to do that. My problem
is the input side rather than the output/display side.
Consider ClassE (the embedded Object) containing more than one instance
variable (which is a bit closer to my real world problem). Let's say ClassE has
2 instance variables like
int classEVar1
String classEVar2 // <-- new
The conversion from the ClassE object to Strings seems to be quite
straightforward. I could pass the ClassE instance to 2 different converters,
one to convert classEVar1 to a String and another one to convert (extract)
classEVar2. Quite inconvenient since I need 2 converters, but that can be done.
However, I don't know how to deal with the input fields since 2 different input
fields are comprising a single ClassE instance. You know, if I follow the
approach with the 2 different converters from above, they will produce 2
different ClassE objects, one containing classEVar1 and another one classEVar2.
That won't work.
Hence it looks like I need a converter which is able to handle multiple input
Strings and produces a single ClassE Object. Is that possible at all?
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