How would you do it if there were no facelets tag involved?
In my own code, it's #{contact.address.street} --
Contact.getAddress().getStreet().
Without knowing your datastructure, we can't give you an answer.
On 3/20/07, r.stranders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I've got a generic facelet for outputting attributes of an entity called
outputField.xhtml. Its definition:
<ui:composition>
...
<h:outputText value="#{entity[fieldName]}" />
</ui:composition>
Example usage: <outputField entity="contact" fieldName="firstName" />
However, the entity "contact" also has an composite attribute "address"
which has attributes itself. However when I try: <outputField
entity="contact" fieldName="address.street" />. I get an exception. Any idea
how I can access the nested bean in this generic way? (i.e.
entity[fieldName])?
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