Chances are that you're using a request-scoped backing bean, but expecting it to persist across to the next request.
You need to use x:saveState on your backing bean or you need to change the scope of the bean to session. Don't know if there's a wiki on this, yet, but there should be. On 9/9/05, Rafael Nami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all > > I'm trying to use MyFaces to develop a CRUD application, and so far it > is working like a charm. But I have something that isn't occurring > like I was expecting. I have to do a simple auditing in my app(is > quite simple - When I add a record, in the backing bean I set the > creationDate in my edit() method, and when I update a record, I set > the updateDate in my edit() method). But the thing is that the > h:inputText of creationDate isn't receiving the actual date, neither > the h:inputText of updateDate is receiving the actual date. I've tried > a simple solution, just adding String creationDate and String > updateDate to the backing bean, setting it in the edit() method, and > in the save() method, catching and setting the date in the bean. But > this also doesn't work. How can I ass this behavior to my app? > > Thx a lot > > Rafael Mauricio Nami >
