You could use 2 different beans and just link them together in the setter or
something like that.
Bean a;
Bean b;
setProp(String value) {
a.value=value;
b.value=value;
}
But why use binding?
If you just want the same values in both tags, why don't you use
value="bbean.prop".
I don't understand why a binding is needed, but if it's the only way for
you.
Then you should use a linked copy.
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Von: Varun Shingal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 25. März 2008 13:14
An: [email protected]
Betreff: [MyFaces] multiple components binding to same backing bean property
Hi
First a little background.I had developed a few of my own components and
was using the myFaces-1.1.3 jars till now. Everything worked fine for
this but I frequently got the problem of the duplicate id issue which
has been discussed in the forum before. I therefore moved to the
myFace-1.1.5 version and that is when the problem came up.
I have developed a tag, say <a:myTag> which supports the binding
attribute so Il have <a:myTag binding="#{bbean.prop}" value="One"/>. Now
suppose I want to have another tag in the same jsp<a:myTag
binding="#{bbean.prop}" value="Two"/>. Thus my jsp would have
<a:myTag binding="#{bbean.prop}" value="One"/>
<a:myTag binding="#{bbean.prop}" value="Two"/>
This leads to a JasperException in the page. It worked fine with 1.1.3
but gives the exception on moving to 1.1.5. If I remove any one of the
lines it works fine and if i change the property "prop" to which it is
bound then also it works fine. So something like this works:
<a:myTag binding="#{bbean.prop}" value="One"/>
<a:myTag binding="#{bbean.prop2}" value="Two"/>
Any idea where I could be going wrong? Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Varun
