"tresspicher" wrote : Let's say somewhere in a JSF form we have the EL
expression:
|
| Code:
|
| #{aValue}
You have to outject aValue to access it this way. (i.e. @Out must be placed on
the attribute).
"tresspicher" wrote : How do I know which class submitting the form will affect?
It depends on which component gets invoked during the request. For each
component that gets invoked the bijections will occur for that component
(injection before the invocation and disinjection afterward). Hope that helps.
"tresspicher" wrote : When I try to qualify the EL expression (e.g.
#{class1.aValue}) I get an exception ...
You have no getter for aValue. The expression above resolves to
class1.getAValue() which does not exist.
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