Beware that this syntax should work inside a simple HTML attribute
(such as DIV) only with JSP 2.0 onwards, with previous JSP standards
only JSF tags allows for "#{...}" binding on their attributes.
Have you tried to set a breakpoint in the getter method of your value?
Is it invoked the first time you access the page?
2006/5/19, Conway. Fintan (IT Solutions) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi Chrisi,
Not sure if this is a typo. Try changing Nr 2 from ${mybean.value} to
#{mybean.value}
HTH,
Fintan
-----Original Message-----
From: Chrisi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 May 2006 11:18
To: [email protected]
Subject: Beginner: html-attributes and bean-values
Hello,
it's me again with a non magic beginner question;):
We've got some html templates from our web-agency.
I like to use them in my JSF pages.
In the html template I've got for example the following line:
<DIV class="navigationActive"> lorum .... </DIV>
I need to replace the class-style with a managed bean property and tried
the following:
1.) <DIV class="<h:outputText value='#{mybean.value}'/>"> lorum ....
</DIV>
2.) <DIV class="${mybean.value}""> lorum .... </DIV>
Nr 1) doesn't work, because the beans value is not placed between the
attributes double quotes.
Nr 2) seems not to work on the first JSF request. An empty String is
returned. On following requests this works.
What is the correct and easy way to populated JSF bean values into
already existing HTML-Code?
Thanks and Greetings
Chrisi
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