I keep having to put all the getters and setters into my beans and not use @Out
as I need the bean to have its @Create run (which populates the variables I am
Outjecting)...
Basically: Outjecting variables means that you don't have the @Create run. for
the bean that holds them
Anyone any idea how to get round this?
e.g.
| ...
| @SuppressWarnings("serial")
| @Stateful
| @Name("resourceAllocationController")
| @Scope(ScopeType.SESSION)
| public class ResourceAllocationControllerImpl implements
ResourceAllocationController, Serializable {
| ...
|
| @Out
| private List<Day> varX;
|
| ...
|
| @TransactionAttribute(TransactionAttributeType.NOT_SUPPORTED)
| @Create
| public void init() {
| //set varX up
| }
|
doesn't work... as in the view varX is accessed but init() is never run.
You have to add in getters and setters (lots of typing) and use a construct in
the view like:
| <rich:dataTable var="eachDayForIndoorArena"
| value="#{resourceAllocationController.varX}"
| rendered="#{not empty resourceAllocationController.varX}">
|
instead of Outjecting and
| <rich:dataTable var="eachDayForIndoorArena"
| value="#{varX}"
| rendered="#{not empty varX}">
|
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