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How to create default value for radio button

 
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I would like to check one of the radio button below as default value.. How do I do that in JSF. For example I owuld like to check/select Pass as default value. Thanks.
 
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You might like to change your display name to "Gopu Lilly".

However, in answer to your question, your problem lies in that you've defined a hardcoded display. In real life, you'd normally be setting the display from a backing bean and probably setting the backing bean from the display as well.

Like so:

The default value would be whichever value you'd initialized carBean.currentCar to. I've copied an example that uses the selectItems tag instead of individual selectItem's, but operation is identical.

Here's a good place for JSF tag usage examples:

http://www.exadel.com/tutorial/jsf/jsftags-guide.html
 
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