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How can I set bean property in JSF page?!

 
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Hello!

I have



have jsp page




and have faces.xml






when I run it, get in output

"
--- first---
--- first---
"
I other words JSTL <c:set /> is not working... Why?

Please help me...
 
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I do not know if the JSTL "set" will work with JSF. However, can't you just use another variable for the second level output? If you are looking to have both of the values appear on the same page then you would be making a cleaner solution by using two separate variables in my opinion.
 
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Josh, thanks for your response ;)

But I really need to set managed bean property from jsf page. In our architecture it is required for menu...

Sombody can answer me - how can set managed bean property from JSF page?
[ June 03, 2007: Message edited by: Pavels Hlopoks ]
 
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Dear Pavels,

If you don't force to use JSTL , you can set the bean properties by JSF easy.
Look:

UserBean bean = new UserBean(); // your bean class

ExternalContext context =
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext();
HttpServletRequest request =
(HttpServletRequest)context.getRequest();

String fullName = request.getParameter("form1:fullName");
bean.setFullName(fullName);

you can do this in utility class.

I hope it can help you.

Zohreh
 
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Hmmm ... For example managed bean in faces config looks like :



How I can get it from request?

Why you wrote: String fullName = request.getParameter("form1:fullName");

Why "form1:fullName"??
 
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Ok ,

How I can get it from request?
By this:

ExternalContext context =
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext();
HttpServletRequest request =
(HttpServletRequest)context.getRequest();

Why you wrote: String fullName = request.getParameter("form1:fullName");

beacuase of this is for example your JSP :

<h:form id="form1" >
First Name :
<h:inputText id ="fullName" value="#{dbBean.fullName}"/>

Zohreh
 
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zohreh, are you sure?


I have jspx page :





how can see i try get bean from request...




And I have some bean - how Can I get HeaderBacking from request?

when I try get all RequestParemeterNames - I can't see my "headerBacking", like in faces config...


 
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I don't know about jspx pages and i don't sure So ,sorry.
Can you tell me something about it.
 
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jspx is jsp page in xml syntax.
 
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