This seems like a step backwards from JSP. Here's the problem I'm facing:
I have a signup form where users can select their country. There are about 200
countries, and a I have an enum that lists them all, and within that enum class
there is also a static member which is a Map<String,String> that maps keys of
country codes ("US") to values of country names ("United States"). Pretty
basic stuff.
It seems like I should be able to use that Map as the value of a selectItems
component.
But I cannot find any way to get that Java Map visible within the JSF!
I have a SFSB that also is the bean that processes the form. I put in a
getCountryMap() method in that that always returns this map. But whenever I
try to display the page, that doesn't work, because when the page is first
displayed, that SFSB has not yet been instantiated, even though it has an EVENT
scope.
So... this is ridiculous. There must be some way to display simple Java
objects within JSF. Is there some way I could inject that Map into one of
Seam's contexts?
Hard things, like redisplaying a form, are very easy in Seam, but simple
things, like display some dumb Java objects, are difficult or impossible it
appears.
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