Is bean.valueObject null?
Richard
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On Mar 1, 2009, at 4:57 AM, Marcus Kröger
<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Shasi,
of course it is possible to have a value object as part of a backing
bean. The inputtext field of this value object should have been
referenced through your el expression. There might be a different
error in your application.
Did you check your log file for further errors? Did your value
object get instantiated correctly or do you have a getter method for
this value object in your backing bean?
regards
Marcus
Shasi Mitra Yarram schrieb:
There is a problem having the mapping variable for an input text
box as part of the Value object which is part of the backing bean.
The page does not get submitted on clicking the submit button.
Instead the same page gets refreshed.
The jsf code for the input text box is as
<t:inputText id=”confirm” value = “#{backing
bean.valueobject.inputtext}”></t:inputText>
But when I have the mapping variable ‘inputtext ’ as part of the
backing bean it works fine.
The question is - Can’t we have the mapping variable for an input
field as a part of the value object which is a part of the backin
g bean.
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