<h:commandLink> <f:actionListener type="class FQN" /> <f:actionListener type="class FQN" /> </h:commandLink>
You can only have one actionListener attribute though (I'm fairly positive). The actionListener type only takes a Java class name, not a method binding. If you need more than one action listener method binding, you will have to make a custom UICommand object I believe. On 6/19/06, Tushar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In one of my custom renderer I am using actionlistener in HtmlCommandLink. HtmlCommandLink has setActionListener method which takes MethodBinding as a parameter. I have my actionListener method in one of my beanclass. My beanclass does not implement or extend any of JSF framework interface or class and I want to keep it same way. Now I want add one more action listener on the same HtmlCommandLink. Idea is to invoke two different actionListener(Both of them are in different beanclasses) whenever the link is clicked. I could see addActionListner method in HtmlCommandLink class. I could not figure out how to register my bean actionlistner methods through addActionListener method. Does anybody has any idea on this? Regards Tushar ________________________________ Yahoo! India Answers: Share what you know. Learn something new Click here Send free SMS to your Friends on Mobile from your Yahoo! Messenger Download now
