Yes I have both a getter for the map and a setter, which returns the whole map.
Let's put my example:
JSP EL _expression_ --> <t:dataTable value="#{puntuacionesBean.listasPuntuaciones['2'].value}"/>
Bean PuntuacionesBean -->
public Map getListasPuntuaciones()
{
// Imagin something like...
this.puntuacionesMap = new HashMap();
this.puntuacionesMap.put(new Integer(2), //someValue);
return puntuacionesMap;
}
public void setListasPuntuaciones(Map listasPuntuaciones)
{
this.listasPuntuaciones = listasPuntuaciones;
}
If I debug the code, the value binding returns null when getting the value for the data table...
2005/11/2, Stefan Gesigora <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi Enrique,
you always need a getter and a setter method for the map.
Then you can use it with the EL in this way:
<h:inputText binding="#{test1Bean.map['t3']}"/>
If you use a list:
<h:inputText binding="#{test1Bean.list[1]}"/>
regards,
Stefan
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Von: Rick Gruber-Riemer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 2. November 2005 12:04
An: MyFaces Discussion
Betreff: Re: EL & Maps
Hi
I definitively can confirm that Maps are supported - as I am using them
with MyFaces 1.1.1. Maybe you could elaborate a bit more ...
Rick
Enrique Medina wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was trying to use an EL reference to a Map defined in my backing
> bean, but I always get null as a result.
>
> Doing some code reviewing I have seen that MyFaces uses the
> ELParserHelper class to invoke the Apache Commons library, but only
> gives support to arrays through its MyArraySuffix static inner class.
>
> Does this mean that no support for working with EL and maps in MyFaces
> is given? Am I missing something?
