thanks for the reply David.
i have already tried using <f:param value="<%=value%>">
but f:param tag is not allowing expressions.
David Delbecq-2 wrote:
>
> Arg, mixing JSF and scriptlet? Be prepared for problems, it's like
> mixing JSF and JSTL in a JSP :)
>
> The action itself has no way to know which button was used to invoke it.
> However, you have various possibilities
>
> 1) use a f:param to pass named parameter JSF, you can then query this
> parameter from the JSF context
> eg:
>
> <h:commandLink action="#{approveBean.action}" styleClass="link">
> <f:param name="selectedItemEntry" value="....."/>
> <f:verbatim>some link name</f:verbatim>
> </h:commandLink>
>
> 2) Add a listener to your action, the listener will be called with an
> event object which allows you to retrieve the commandLink object user
> clicked on.
>
> PS: why do you do the iteration in a scriptlet rather than using a JSF
> datatable to iterate of your items?
>
> En l'instant précis du 10/04/07 12:13, shree s'exprimait en ces termes:
>> hi all,
>> i am displaying various links of tutorials in a JSF page using
>> <h:commandLink>.
>> what i need to do is,when ever a user clicks a link,i hv to display
>> corresponding details of that clicked link in another jsf page.but my
>> problem, here is how to pass the value of the clicked one to the bean.
>>
>> here is the code snippet.
>> <%ArrayList values = new ArrayList();
>> values = a.getPendingList();
>> for ( j = 0; j < values.size(); j = j + 6) {
>> %>
>> <h:commandLink action="#{approveBean.action}" styleClass="link">
>> <f:verbatim><%=values.get(j+1)%></f:verbatim>
>> </h:commandLink>
>> <%}%>
>>
>> i want to pass corresponding values(j+1) to the bean .
>> i hv been trying to do this since 3 days.
>> somebody please help me.
>>
>> thanks in advance,
>> Shree.
>>
>
>
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