John,
each of the lists objects could accessed while rendering a row by the
name set to the var attribute of the sheet.
e.g.: you have a managedBean "bean" with a property "persons", which is
a list of person objects. The person object has a property "name".
<tc:sheet value="#{bean.persons}" var="data">
<tc:column label="Header">
<tc:out value="#{data.name}"/>
<tc:column>
</tc:sheet>
here var="data" means you can access the person object inside the sheet
by #{data}.
Regards,
Volker
John wrote:
> When using a List as a datasource for a sheet, where the List contains
> objects that represent row field data, how does the sheet know how to
> break the object's data apart for display in the various fields.
>
> I originally thought that I could just do getters in the object matching
> the field names in the sheet, but it doesn't get the data. It shows the
> right number of rows, so I know it's retrieving the List members ok, it
> just doesn't display the field data.
>
> John
>
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