Hmmm,
still not sure if I really understand your problem exactly.
However, I don't think it's possible to inject a temporary variable, which is
created by JSF, into an arbitrary bean.
But can't you do it the "usual" way?
Let's keep the class name I invented before for a moment, namely "Kontozeile"
for "kontozeile_iter" aka "konto" within kontoname.xhtml.
if class Kontozeile has this method "public String getWert()" you showed in
your first post, there should be no need to inject "konto" or "kontozeile_iter"
anywhere. In that case you should be able to invoke that method with
"#{konto.wert}" in kontoname.xhtml.
... or this way?
again: "kontozeile_iter"/"konto" is of Class Kontozeile
public class Kontozeile {
| private Kontoname kontoname;
| ...
| //don't forget getters (and setters if required) for JSF
public class Kontoname {
|
| public String getWert() {
| return "this is what I really need";
| }
If you can do it like that, you can access it with #{konto.kontoname.wert}
within kontoname.xhtml.
Is that no option for you?
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