Citando Mike Kienenberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Short answer: Old behavior was broken. New behavior matches the spec.
Long answer: Read through this thread, probably starting at the
beginning (postings after the one below probably aren't relevent to
your issue):
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg34395.html
Solution: Make sure that your itemValue attributes have value
bindings that return the correct type. If your value points to a
Long, this can be as simple as using "#{3}" to return a Long 3.
Otherwise, you'll have to convert or fetch the correct value type
yourself.
Nice Long-term solution: submit a patch for Tomahawk selectItem so
that it automatically coerces the type like the old f:selectItem
component used to do.
a big thanks, but I don't understant what selectItem has to convert:
this is the tag:
<t:selectOneMenu value="#{mb.id_cassa_int}" >
<f:selectItems value="#{mb.dblCasse.rows}"/>
</t:selectOneMenu>
this is the id_cassa_int declaration:
private int id_cassa_int = 0;
....
public int getId_cassa_fat() { return id_cassa_fat;}
public void setId_cassa_fat(int id_cassa_fat) { this.id_cassa_fat =
id_cassa_fat; }
selectItems points to an ArrayList of selectItem, filled with strings,
where "Value" is converted from Int.
So, why does it need to convert something ?
really thanks,
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