No. You should not inject render time variables into your backing beans.
Just do
#{my:compare(var1, var2)} - this is all in the facelets documentation.
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Nevermind,
I thougtht there was some special el tag that put a variable onto the
session... but I see what you mean now.
| #{helper.setListToUse(compvar)}
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Thanks... so simple... but taken days to figure out (digging into all sort of
stuff)
ps. Jboss Tools is awesome.
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Hi pete,
I am not quite sure what you mean by use EL functions? can you give an example?
Thanks.
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You can't and shouldn't do that. Use EL functions.
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I've ran into a similar problem as you Sean in a previous problem I was
tackling, you will need to create a custom facelet tag to expose the varible in
the faceletContext to the facesContext, which then you may be able to bind it a
MethodExpression. The solution I came up with was not pretty an
No luck :-(
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Give this a shot.
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