This is the expected behaviour. The @SelectItems annotation applies a data
binder and outjects the wrapped object as a contextual variable (regions).
Direct access to the method selector.getRegions() will return the method's
original values. Useful for calling the method from other components or JSF
backing beans. Getting a List of SelectItems wouldn't be right in that case.
As with most things in Seam bijection happens to and from a Seam context. Seam
adds a variable resolver so that JSF can find things stored in these contexts.
However it doesn't prevent you from calling things via the JSF std way, getting
JSF std results/objects back.
If you did want JSF to intercept and apply conversion to #{selector.regions}
you might be able to call the data binder directly within your custom
converter. I think the method that does the conversion might be private, but I
could change that if you think this code could be reused elsewhere. Otherwise,
just remember that #{regions} gets a contextual variable from a Seam context
and #{selector.regions} calls a method on #{selector}
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