How about?
Test String = <b>#{javaBean.testString}</b>
Matt
On 8/6/07, sionsmith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi everyone - not sure how easy this will be to solve but i've run out of
> ideas - here goes:
>
> I'm using JSF / Facelets with appfuse and i'm trying to output a string
> which contains HTML init - however the HTML is not being rendered & just
> printed to the screen as its normal text it e.g.
>
> ========= Java bean ========
> String testString = "Bold Text";
>
> //has normal getters & setters
>
> ========= page.xhtml =======
> Test String = #{javaBean.testString}
>
> ========= Page output ======
> Test String = Bold Text
>
> The aim is to output this as HTML - i.e. "Bold Text" in bold. Any one have
> any ideas???
>
> cheers again
>
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