a vague one others might jump in with more detailed answers,
you usually can bind backend bean properties
via the bind attribute to component variables in the backed bean
for instance it might look like this:
class BackendBean {
HtmlTabbedPane pane = new HtmlTabbedPane ...
setters and getters for the pane
}
and then in the frontend you set the binding
... control bind="#{backendBean.pane}" />
if you do not have a bind attribute in the control tag things
become messy (but it still is possible to get the control object)
and then in your action code you can call the
methods for the pane binding variable and there you might have
exactly the behavior you need.
Sorry for being so vague but I do not have any code examples for this
available currently.
Werner
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you for your fast answer.
I am new to JSF - so can you give me a short example how I have to do this?
