If I understand correctly (and I don't use much JSP), c:foreach is
only interpreted when the component tree is build, not during each
render phase.

You're better off using <t:dataList> instead, which will be updated
each request.

Also, since clientList is request-scoped, you're going to have
problems when you submit the page again, unless you use

<t:saveState id="savedClientList " value="#{clientList}"/>

On 11/17/05, Katareek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Katareek wrote:
>
> >I want to use SUN JSF and MyFaces both
> >
> >Now the result page is ok, I do not have any exception, but dataTable do
> >not see my datas from bean.
> >Bean is ok. I tested it :
> >(result as CachedRowSet)
> >
> ><c:forEach items="${clientList.list}" var="cl" >
> >            <c:out value="${cl.nip}"></c:out>
> >            <c:out value="${cl.name}"></c:out>
> ></c:forEach>
> >
> >
> >
> I checked my application ones again. I have done another tests and I
> notice that "my MyFaces :) " can not use CachedRowSet.
> I checked log, and as value="#{data.list}" (var="kk") is ok - it gets
> CachedRowSet object, but when I try to get data from CachedRowSet ->
> KK.nam  ( KK.getString(nam)) it do not invoke it.
> Maybe I do something bad I do not now
>
> regards,
>

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