getRowData() will work too. But if the data changes between the requests
it could be possible that getRowData() returns the wrong object. Using a
parameter with a commandlink which identifies the selected object would
be safer.
Regards,
Mathias
Enrique Medina schrieb:
Just a question...
Why do you need a parameter to the commandlink? Wouldn't it be
sufficient to have the datatable in your backing bean and simply call
getRowData()?
2005/8/31, Jesse Alexander (KBSA 21) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>:
-----Original Message-----
I'm a JSF total newbbie so.. I'm sorry if I'm asking something trivial.
I read a lot of tutorials on page navigation and event handling... but
I still can't figure out how to implement a simple master/detail
pages. I make a page with dataTable reading values from a managed bean
but I can implement the passage to the detailed page?
-----/Original Message-----
Have you checked the tutorials at: < http://www.jsftutorials.net/>?
Basically you add a command-link as a child to a column and pass it some
identifying attribute of the current row-object as a parameter.
hth
Alexander
Else join us on the IRC-channel (search the mailing-list archives for
the coordinates)...
