Thanks for the reply. I'm still having issues though. I changed my
searchAction to contain
| @In(value="profileRecord", required=false)
| private ProfileRecord searchRecord;
|
if my xhtml contains
| <div style="text-align: right;"><label>WA #:<h:inputText
value="#{searchRecord.workAuthorizationNumber}" /></label></div>
| <div style="text-align: right;"><label>Proposal #:<h:inputText
value="#{searchRecord.proposalNumber}" /></label></div>
|
I continue to get the value cannot be converted error. which makes sense to me.
if I leave the xhtml to read
| <div style="text-align: right;"><label>WA #:<h:inputText
value="#{profileRecord.workAuthorizationNumber}" /></label></div>
| <div style="text-align: right;"><label>Proposal #:<h:inputText
value="#{profileRecord.proposalNumber}" /></label></div>
|
It seems to work.
If I understand this correctly, there will be no way for me to inject a
property named searchRecord of type ProfileRecord into an action from my xhtml.
My xhtml will always have to represent the ProfileRecord entity by specifying
#{profileRecord.blah}. This just doesn't seem right.
How can I represent two different entity components on the same page in the
same scope? One option would be to create them in a factory to create a
default object so it is already as a component. That seems noisy though.
Along those lines, I would think I could also specify @In(create=true)
| private ProfileRecord searchRecord; in my action and then use
#{searchRecord} in my xhtml, but that doesn't seem to work either. I still get
the value could not be created error.
I'm assuming that I am still missing something critical.
Thanks.
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