AW: Re: [Shale] Property in ViewController Backing Bean is null

Hello Gary! > > [...] > >Make sure that you have a navigation rule setup to handle the immediate >command button. Try adding a rule that directs you to the target viewid >(sounds like the page you are submitting from). If you don't have a >navigation case, I think the veiw is just restored

AW: Re: [Shale] Property in ViewController Backing Bean is null

Hi Jason, I'm a real newbie to JSF and Shale, but maybe the tip that Craig gave me about setting the immediate flag in the commandbutton could help you. Then validation is skipped, as far as I understood it. This helped me with my first problem. Maybe you can use it, too. Then you could remo

Re: [Shale] Property in ViewController Backing Bean is null

I think you may running into a simular problem that I ran into. I have the following scenario: page 1 has the user choose from a list of options. On page 2, the form saves the selected option of page 1 in a hidden field in its form. In addition the selected value from page 1 is used to populate

Re: [Shale] Property in ViewController Backing Bean is null

>From: Peter Goetz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Hi again, > > I tried the whole weekend, but I didn't get any results other than those > mentioned in the email below. > Shall I send some code to illustrate the problem or is it really so > unusual, what I'm trying to do? > Make sure that you hav

Re: [Shale] Property in ViewController Backing Bean is null

Hi again, I tried the whole weekend, but I didn't get any results other than those mentioned in the email below. Shall I send some code to illustrate the problem or is it really so unusual, what I'm trying to do? Thanks a lot for any help! Peter Good morning Craig, thank you, I think I'm m

Re: [Shale] Property in ViewController Backing Bean is null

Good morning Craig, thank you, I think I'm making a progress with your help. I set the immediate flag to true for my commandButton, and my method gets executed as I wanted it to do. In the edit method I set an attribute of the backing bean to its correct value (the person that should be edited

Re: [Shale] Property in ViewController Backing Bean is null

On 2/10/06, Peter Goetz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello Craig, > > thank you very much, I didn't know that the action method is not > executed when a validation error occurs. That seems to be the problem, > because all of my form input fields are required fields and the messages > get filled.

Re: [Shale] Property in ViewController Backing Bean is null

Hello Craig, thank you very much, I didn't know that the action method is not executed when a validation error occurs. That seems to be the problem, because all of my form input fields are required fields and the messages get filled. Is there a way to skip validation on some actions? I would l

Re: [Shale] Property in ViewController Backing Bean is null

One thing to double check is whether some validation rules are failing, which would cause the action method call to get bypassed. The simplest way to verify this is to add an component to your page, which will display any validation messages that exist, or nothing if there were no messages. It's